V carving refers to using a conical drill bit on a CNC machine, usually in wood, in order to create interesting patterns that can take advantage of depth.
That’s really gorgeous. I’m curious what it would look like v-carved with a CNC.
Aww yes ok, that would be great ! Bas-relief style.
i’ve always wanted to do something similar but on stone or steel.
Something solid and monolithic. but i don’t have the technical skills or the equipment to do it. And considering the size, i haven’t found anyone in france to do it yet. 😢
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That’s really gorgeous. I’m curious what it would look like v-carved with a CNC.
Hi, thanks a lot :) sorry, english isn’t my first language, so I sometimes have trouble with acronyms. which part are you talking about?
V carving refers to using a conical drill bit on a CNC machine, usually in wood, in order to create interesting patterns that can take advantage of depth.
He is an example of what it can create:
This is a CNC machine:
Aww yes ok, that would be great ! Bas-relief style. i’ve always wanted to do something similar but on stone or steel. Something solid and monolithic. but i don’t have the technical skills or the equipment to do it. And considering the size, i haven’t found anyone in france to do it yet. 😢