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Project Indian Skull - professional CNC Project!

Discussion in 'CNC Projects' started by Bogdan Diaconu, Mar 30, 2020.

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  1. Bogdan Diaconu

    Bogdan Diaconu New
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    Have made on CNC this masterpiece together with my father. It turned out very well and liked it. The feathers in reality look even better. In our work we have used this design from 3dwave.org
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    Also, we preffer to use tabs in our works. What do you think so far?
     

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    Gruesome.:eek: but also nice!
     
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    Looks fantastic - reminds me a bit of Iron Maiden's "Eddie". I almost like the unfinished version more - it has a great tomahawked-straight-through-a-wall look.

    So what sort of machine & bits were you working with? And how thick was that stock?

    -Bats
    (to be fair, though, I guess most skulls-with-muscles-dressed-in-costumes look a bit like Eddie)
     
    #3 Batcrave, Mar 30, 2020
  4. Bogdan Diaconu

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    Thank you!

    430 mm along the Y axis, around 80 mm along the Z axis - this is the scale.

    I use Artcam 2018 for roughing, most of models are designed in Zbrush, sometime in 3dsMax.
    It took 48 hours to carve it. [​IMG]
     
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    Holy. Crap.
     
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    Badass, 48 hours is a long time to carve
     
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