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2013/05/16 22:24:39
Subject: home made thunderhawk with laser cutter
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Omnious Orc Shaman
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far, away...
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Good luck with the sale, be interesting to see what this goes for. Finished article looks great and what a quick way to build a t-hawk...
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2013/05/17 10:12:55
Subject: home made thunderhawk with laser cutter
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Regular Dakkanaut
UK, middlesbrough
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 Ruglud wrote:Good luck with the sale, be interesting to see what this goes for. Finished article looks great and what a quick way to build a t-hawk...
thank you
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This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2013/05/17 10:14:35
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2013/05/25 18:58:59
Subject: Re:home made thunderhawk with laser cutter
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Regular Dakkanaut
UK, middlesbrough
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2013/06/10 10:59:49
Subject: Re:home made thunderhawk with laser cutter
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Regular Dakkanaut
UK, middlesbrough
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last couple of weeks since i make hte thunderhawk i have been working on buildings heres a look, they are all for sale on ebay here
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/wargamemodelmods
and you can see them all here on my blog
http://limited-edition-warhammer.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/laser-cut-buildings.html
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2013/06/10 11:09:39
Subject: Re:home made thunderhawk with laser cutter
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Stalwart Veteran Guard Sergeant
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Good work, man, that Thunderhawk looks sweet!. I bought a laser cutter myself fur just such a project!
What material are you using? It looks like 1mm MDF.
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"'Finished' is an unfulfilling endeavor that leaves a vast emptiness that can only be filled by the start of another project. I dread the finish." -The_Blackadder
Check out the Table Top Generals Podcast at www.ttgpodcast.podbean.com and on iTunes! |
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2013/06/10 14:18:48
Subject: home made thunderhawk with laser cutter
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Regular Dakkanaut
UK, middlesbrough
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its mount board a thick card 1.4mm, sturdy and strong
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2013/06/11 12:50:58
Subject: home made thunderhawk with laser cutter
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Stalwart Veteran Guard Sergeant
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That's closer to a paper product than a wood one if I'm not mistaken?
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"'Finished' is an unfulfilling endeavor that leaves a vast emptiness that can only be filled by the start of another project. I dread the finish." -The_Blackadder
Check out the Table Top Generals Podcast at www.ttgpodcast.podbean.com and on iTunes! |
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2013/06/12 12:44:57
Subject: home made thunderhawk with laser cutter
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Regular Dakkanaut
UK, middlesbrough
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 Jordan wrote:
That's closer to a paper product than a wood one if I'm not mistaken?
yeh your right
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2013/06/12 12:54:48
Subject: Re:home made thunderhawk with laser cutter
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Stalwart Veteran Guard Sergeant
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Mind if I ask how you went about putting the dimensions into your laser cutting program? Did you do it by hand, make lines over the .cdr file or .pdf?
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"'Finished' is an unfulfilling endeavor that leaves a vast emptiness that can only be filled by the start of another project. I dread the finish." -The_Blackadder
Check out the Table Top Generals Podcast at www.ttgpodcast.podbean.com and on iTunes! |
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2013/06/17 22:51:20
Subject: home made thunderhawk with laser cutter
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Regular Dakkanaut
UK, middlesbrough
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im not sure exatly what you asking. each item cut out is a shape in the program. the cutting ptogram reads directly from open files in programd like autocad, corel draw etc
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