Vote for the Winner of Last Month's CNC Project Challenge!

Submission A

"Here is a lithophane I did of my friends dog using Aspire to make the model. Made in corian and put into an old frame I had with led lights behind it. Click on pics."

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Submission B

"I did it!"

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Submission C

"this was a photo that was for a guy in Colorado that has a lot of deer on his property."

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Submission D

"This is a carving that I did of our long haired German Shepherd that passed away recently. It is 12" x 12" x 3 1/2" black walnut carved with quarter inch BN down to 1/16 inch TBN bits and took 16 hours to carve."

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Submission E

"My neighbors dog visits us every morning on our deck for coffee and snacks. Couldn't think of leaving her out. Two sided pocket toolpath with nearly an airtight fit. from 6/4 Ambrosia Maple."

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Submission F

"This plaque commorates my doxie named Sammy, who lived to be 19 1/2 years old."

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Submission G

"I did this wood inlay piece for a client who loved chickens, he hung it behind his stove.

Woods used:

- Base is laminated strips of Oak

- Tail Feathers: Curly Black Walnut

- Breast and body: Wenge, each section inlay so the grain flowed directional like the feathers would

- Feet and Beck: Yellow Heart

- Crown Feathers: Padauk

- Eye: Tennesse Cedar with a Knot

Sand and Polished to 2000 grit, finished with hard wax oil."

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Submission H

"I made this last month as an auction donation to the Curly Coated Retriever Club Association. I was totally surprised to hear that it sold for $400.00. That was my really first sold piece (sort of)."

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Submission I

"Made this for our pup."

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Submission J

"I did it!"

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Submission K

"I used a simple 2D drawing, made a pocket for the face area. The chamfer tool path was used to create the "Snooter" Walnut plugs for the eyes and nose were added to give a 3D effect. It's carved in hard maple."

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Submission L

"Just a simple sketch carve, but it really captured my daughter and her dog Rocky well. The carving is in Sapele and I used Hickory for the frame."

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Submission M

"Wolfgang Amadeus my first service dog."

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Submission N

"Different size dog Leash Holder."

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Submission O

My project is a Treat Holder for Dog and/or Cat treats. The rack and the jar lids are designed using Vectric 12.5. They are carved on a Sharp 520 NextWave CNC machine.

The jar rack is made of 1/2" cabinet grade plywood that was stained, carved and then sealed.

The lids for the wide mouth mason jars are made of Native Texas Pecan which was from a tree on our place that had been damaged in a storm. After cutting it down, I took the logs to the local sawmill to be turned into usable lumber for fuel for my CNC addiction.

The pictures on the lids were carved with sketch carve. The lids were finished with food grade mineral oil."

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