Large PACMAN SIGN ART by KevinBarnett

Large PACMAN SIGN ART

Created by - KevinBarnett

Date Created - 2022-04-25

Last Update - 2022-06-08 19:56:36

Status - published

We had some extra aluminum plates lying around the shop. These 80's inspired PACMAN Art Pieces were created from painted aluminum. You are welcome to adapt the files to cutting wood or two color HDPE or anything else you can come up with. Just make sure you post your completed work here so we can see it.

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Type	Length	Width	Thickness	Job Zero

Name	Type	Tool	Feedrate	Plungerate	Cut Depth

List of Files
	Filename	File Type	File Size
	PacMan - CutRocket Version	c2d	781.31kB
	PacMan Ghosts - CutRocket Version	c2d	785.83kB

Facing your stock will make a huge difference in the accuracy of details inside the main cutouts, as well as the borders of the PACMAN and GHOSTS.
Make whatever adjustments are needed for your material thickness and dimensions.
If desired light sanding with a Scratch Pad can remove some of the machine marks from the facing.
Rattle can paint was used on the aluminum post surfacing and pre details.
Multiple coats will be needed. Krylon paint was the easiest to use.
If you're making this out of aluminum, Air assist on your machine will be a huge plus.
Post your version of this project.
I'd love to go back and use different woods to make the various colors of Ghosts.

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Comments

Macpony posted 1 year ago

Hi Kevin. Great YouTube video on the PacMan ! How many pots of coffee did you drink before you shot that video ? I did have one issue in the files will not open unless I get Carbide Create Pro. Was that intentional or is there a way to convert the files to Carbide Create ? Thanks !

KevinBarnett posted 11 months ago

Hey Macpony, Thanks. 3 Pots in total. Appreciate the note on the files not working correctly. I had inadvertently left some 3D elements in the files. Those were not used in the project nor to make any of the objects you see in the video. It's been corrected and the new files should work in regular Create. Enjoy!

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