Couple more creations for you. Learned to make my own stl files and having fun:-)





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On the marble one, did you carve the marble, the frame, or both?

If the marble, is it real marble? Did you have to run a coolant?

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Its resin that i made to look like marble.:slightly_smiling_face:

Poured a mold full of white and swirled in some mica powder.

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That’s truly brilliant, because the marble stripes are naturally running through and they fooled me. Really great job all around!

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Thank you, much appreciated.:blush: I’ve had a few people ask how i carved marble :grinning_face:. I was super pleased with how the marble pattern came through the carving. Just an idea i had, so i tried it and it seemed to work :rofl:

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So, how are you making the stl files?

I use blender, i’ve been learning to use it for a few months, mainly by doing a whole bunch of you tube tutorials.

HelloNick14: I’ve tried to do the 3D carving on my XCARVE1000 but I just can’t seem to get it to carve right.I tried but it only carved half of the faces.I’m not asking for a long drawn out explanation I just want to know if there is a common problem for this.Thank you,Beark

Without seeing the design and outcome of your carve its hard for me say what went wrong. It may just be a badly made file. If you share the project id be happy help if i can.

This is going to be an inlaid wood cutting board.

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Very good job!

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Thanks here’s the finished product.

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Planning on offering this model for sale if anyone is interested.

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I sure wish I had the ability make a piece like that. I might some day when I can focus more time on this machine. That’s a very beautiful piece. Keep on keeping on

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