Wow, interesting use of hearts and nicely done!
Is it a wall hanging?
Pony
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Aside from the fact that this is a very quality video, the rain dishes look great. What a great idea for mass production!
WOW! Super cool! How long does something like take you?
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I love the look of the wood burning. I agree it looks more handmade!
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Not sure if this “rates” as a new project but I picked up my Journeyman exactly one week ago! I’m already enjoying it. Got the fold up table set up with the Masso mounted on the fixed side portion. Now I just need to get started on a “real” project.
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Thank you, and yes, it is.
This took a lot of hours, but I want to make more and sell them, so I’m trying to improve the process.
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Needed some way to keep the newest addition limited in his access to unpuppy-proofed areas and keep the wife happy. Wish I’d thought about this with the old dog and rushing the delivery man.
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I can see the dogs thought process - “Hmm, looks like a chew stick”
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Not sure there’s much in the way of process. Default setting is destroy… And he’s opinionated.
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Sweet!
But I doubt that a CNC router would be very good at resawing lumber. 
Got some brass bow ties and 1F carved some pockets for me 
Here’s the UK Amazon I got them from (100mm and 70mm sizes):
Got them delivered in few days in Chicago.
Here’s Vectric files if someone needs them.
Smaller bow tie.crv (130.5 KB)
Bigger bow tie.crv (134 KB)
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I thought it would be fun to make a Greene and Green style tiny desk lamp to test out my small jig and joint CNC skills.
It turns out small things are hard but satisfying.
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Very nice lantern!!
What’s the light source?
What’s the top panel? Thin oak or acrylic?
Can you share the dimensions?
Pony
Thank you, I’m happy with the way it turned out!
It is a candelabra base 60 watt equivalent bulb.
The top panel is avocado wood laminated onto an acrylic base and hand sanded till it was very very thin.
The wall are the same opaque acrylic.
It is 8.5" tall and 6" x 6"
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Outstanding! looks amazing.
Interesting setup. I often find it interesting to see other peoples CNC setups. Slightly off topic. Why the white painted hammer?
I couldn’t agree more, I always love to see how people handle the different work holding situations.
As for the hammer, sometimes these tools just end up in your life and you’re not sure where they came from.
Great hammer though
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