THE 3DWAXMILLER CLUB.

here it is more complete ready for milling...I could have done a curved surface but this was another one of my "experiments" anyone want to try milling? I just might!

I'm dizzey now

if anyone want to try milling email me and I will send the file

here's what it might look like milled out I have the "v " cut as shown

I was luckey to find this very rare motorized version on ebay (circa 1970) I bought it just to see the working concept ...it didn't work so I took out motor and cleaned the contacks and it now works fine... I just bought the famous original (non motorized) for my further thought proccesses

here's my first attempt at reproducing a gilloche pattern

thank you jeff even though I don't do much milling for customers, as a matter of fact people don't even know what I can do, I'm too busy with other stuff to promote myself but I'm always thinking, experimenting and trying to figure out how to do what I can do buy hand on the computer..the stone cutt...

I make my own stone cutters and keep them in my virtual "toolbox"and use as needed I can scale them up or down for anysize stone needed .... I import one and copy and place as many as needed for the job when there all set in place all I do is bouleon difference and everything is there including the ...

here's a test piece to check my new " traditional bead set" cutter I made ...the mill was not set up right so the test piece is actually lower into the wax then it should be by (1.6mm) ... you can kinda see the 45 degree bright cut going down the edge in the picture diamond setters how's that look!!...

here's a couple I worked on last night...
invisible sets I would never make one but here's one
also I don't like how poeple design their "bead work" all the time so I made one more "traditional" looking bead setting sample you diamond setters should apreciate the sample

hey jeff... can't really answer that ..I just used the 15 for these pieces right now because it was already setup I had to do several passes.. and no ball burr.. so I just used one of my harbor freight bits and set it up as a ball burr I was in a rush to see the results so there are "tool" marks on ...

here's one more from the "weave" tut I posted and a way to use it with the "flow to surface" command

designed in rhino, milled on the 15

here's some screen shots of the cutters (for those of you who can't open a rhino file) I've been making I just learning how to capture the screen shots so I hope I'm not repeating myself to much bear with me anyway I made some cutters for cutting the seat ,leaving the stone and prongs all in one ste...

Nice work... I like the sheild did you design it in 3d or rhino?

Even though I don't always add a comment to the gallery I Just want to let everyone know your all doing some fine work and contributing greatly to this site (with jeff as our fearless leader) I'm always amazed at what you guys are doing.... still lovin it!
pat

say guys i don't really use my mill nearly enough but every once in a while i do a job .just so happened that after collin posted his scanned skull i had a customer come in (apx3 days later) and wanted a skull ring so colin i hope you don't mind i used your skull and made some bones in 3dengrave and...