Type | Length | Width | Thickness | Job Zero |
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Name | Type | Tool | Feedrate | Plungerate | Cut Depth |
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Filename | File Type | File Size | |
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design_1 | c2d | 957.78kB |
Nothing special to consider. Just be sure to enable/disable the tool paths as you progress. In addition, I used Ora Mask and painted each individual section, let it dry, peeled off the mask and then applied mask over the entire piece then cut and painted the next section and so on. Any questions let me know.
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KHomeBoy posted 4 years ago
I have started making some sports logo signs myself, but finding it difficult to spray paint them or paint them and make them look good. Your ATL Falcon signs look excellent. How did you paint them? Did you spray paint the wood Black first and then do the white and red colors later ???Jmcwoodworking posted 4 years ago
Thanks. Yes, I painted the entire blank black first. I then covered it with OraMask 813. Then I cut the red sections, sprayed them red with oramask still on. Let that dry, remove the oramask and then recover the entire thing with oramask. Cut the white pieces, paint them white and cut the profile and you're done. Works very well. Just be sure to let the paint dry very well before removing oramask. Hope that helps. Any other questions, let me know.lillicrap18 posted 4 years ago
Can we assume you endmill choices are down-cut or compression bits using the OraMask?Jmcwoodworking posted 4 years ago
Yes. Downcut end mills and 60 degree see bitjrandall posted 3 years ago
This is my first time on CutRocket, I am about to buy my first CNC ProXL. I have much to learn, Please tell me how CutRocket works. Any suggestions on where to learn more about the basics of CNC. Is there an open forum to contact more people in the world of CNC? Thanks for your Tomedwhitley posted 9 months ago
What type of wood did you use and the sizeYou must be signed in to leave a comment.