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Very nice!
What program did you use to draw that one up with???

Hi Dick, Glad to hear it all worked & came out OK. Often a design will look great on the computer screen, but be way too thin once it's actually cut in wax. :? It usually takes a few designs & cutting of waxes to get that "feel" for the right amount of thickness needed. :wink: regards Colin Man! I ...

Great work Kenny! Well done.
I think we all go through the ideas running through the head thing. I know I still do. I wish I had more free time to explore some of them.

Nice job Mixa!
Well done

Richard,
Very cool stuff!
I am almost done with the ring I want to send you. How does the surface quality compare with the mill?

Regards,
Ken

Welcome Paul!

Ken

Welcome Nicole....After the previous post, theres not a whole lot for me to say

Regards,
Ken

Hi Keith. Its great to have you aboard!
You are truly a rhino guru and it's a pleasure to have someone with your knowledge on the forum!
I enjoy your forum as well and appreciate all the help you have given tto me in the past.

Regards,
Ken

Welcome Matt!
Are you getting the jwx-10? If not, why are you trying to bend it in rhino?
If your using the 10, why not design it as a whole ring in rhino?
Just a thought...
Anyway, glad to have you aboard!

Regards,
Ken

Welcome Michael!
You're officially a crazy person now and part of the 3de nut ward.

Hope to see some of your work soon.

Regards,
Ken

Thats pretty cool Larry!
What size press you using to punch that stuff with?

Ken

Welcome aboard!
Wait till you actually have a dream about a milling job! LOL

Ken

Welcome to our little wacky world of milling Chris!
We were all newbies at one time so feel free to ask questions and browse the forums. Soon you'll be an addicted professional.
Regards,
Ken

Here's the article American Jewelry Manufacturer did on me and the mdx-15...

Ken

Welcome Jon!
It looks like you have a very diverse background.
I admire those who can do large scultpure work. I think the mill will be just the ticket you need for the very small intricate pieces.
Regards,
Ken