Along with 5 fellow makers, I took @Edenblue’s resin pendant class tonight. Mind-boggling collection of glitter and other bling! I had a blast.
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never played D&D but this is sick.
Another 3D illusion carving this time with lettering. It is flat 2d carved in 1/8" deep in Mahogany.
This is brought to you by the letter N for Nick
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I think Hatchers can appreciate this one. 12" diameter only engraved using the vectors and took 2 hours. A full on deep engraving and fill was estimated to take 25 hours. I opted for the shorter. cheers!
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Two prototype shelving units for Lucchese work boots. Plasma dynatorch, welding and the metal break!
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We wanted a tool roll for some turning tools. Turns out hand sewing isnt that bad… just time consuming. First real leather project.
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Shou sugi ban burnt wood furniture. Dresser and coffee bar. @Brenly
Dismantled and stripped using paint stripper. Orbital sanded. Then propane torched the wood and dyed using RIT fabric dye. I used a high concentration of RIT / water mixture and wrapped the wood in a trash bag to give the dye time to soak in. It was a surprise present for a partner’s anniversary! (I provided the propane torch myself).
And yes, she loved it!
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Using a laser cutter to mark / create the holes reduces the time.
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That tool roll turned out nice. Very clean lines.
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that’s great! What’s the material cost and time taken on a mini like that? I might need to get signed off on the form 2…
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I created it on Heroforge.com ($10 for the stl file download) and the printing was like $2.10 for 7 grams of clear resin but that was actually for 2 prints, so call it $11 total for a fairly customized figure. As for time I think the print took like 3.5 hours or so and then another half an hour to clean and harden it with the UV cure station once it’d warmed up.
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Wow! You’ve been busy! They look beautiful. I especially like the resin river table.
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A charity that fosters dogs reached out to me the other day about Lenny, a 4 pound puppy who was born blind. He’s so small commercial halo’s will not fit him. So I 3d printed one for him. This is Lenny:
This is his halo:
He will get fitted Saturday, after that he should be able to walk around safely without bumping into everything.
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Very Nice, what an awesome thing to do!