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Black walnut card holder for ~12 business cards or ~6 credit cards. The shape and thirty degree slot maximize visibility. Size ~ 4 x 1.5 x 1".
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Three layer hardwood and stainless steel rolling ball mazes. The interior Walnut layer is constructed from six plies of A-grade veneer to provide the crispest detail possible. The backside of the top layer has a recess to trap the acrylic face. The outer layers are Baltic Birch on the ~6" maze and 6ply White Oak on the ~3.5" coasters.
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Example White Oak and Sapele sign made with inlaid text. Inlaying text (or anything else) with a CNC router requires that all corners of the text be rounded to match the radius of the tool being used. The Phenomena font works well because most of the corners have a suitable radius and only minor editing (in Inkscape :-) is required. Size: ~11 x 4".
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Two or three track cribbage boards inlaid with 3 ply veneer. A shallow perimeter cut exposes the middle ply. The example is a Walnut (top) and Sapele (outline) inlay. Available as a customized finished product (numerous options) and as DXF or Estlcam .e10 files for makers and DIY's.
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A welcome sign made with two layers of hardwood. Carving the letters (Andala font) removed the top Anegre layer to expose the Sapele interior. The back has keyhole slots for hanging and holes for rubber feet (and locating pins). The two sided machining was done all at once with eight different tools. Size: ~16 x 4.5"
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Round wood box with quarter turn threaded cap. The relatively beefy (~3x2mm) machined wood threads are easy to use and have a slight friction fit. The perimeter machined stacked box construction leaves smoother interior surfaces.
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An ~5" nine piece triquetra and interlaced circle (AKA tinity knot) inlay. The fist example is Sapele inlaid in Eucalyptus. The second is Maple and Sapele inlaid in Walnut. The later includes the vacuum fixture used to machine the inlay pieces. All inlays are made with 3 plys of mostly A grade veneer and will mate with pocket perimeters machined with a 2mm bit.
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Walnut dolphins for inlays (3ply), earrings (5ply), etc. Inlay example was done as four 94mm coasters. The 80mm dolphins are machined full depth (no tabs) on a vacuum fixture using a 2mm bit.
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Puzzle (~6") with 13 identical pieces (aperodic monotiles). The defined border makes this experimental puzzle relatively easy. A 100pc (~15") version should be much more challenging. Using CNC router cut tiles for inlays would require 8-24 (6 and 15") slightly different shapes to remove the slight gaps at the 3 and 4-way intersections.
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Dalrun Design
Buy or make it CNC woodworking projects and designs. Since 2019 I've been seeing what I can create using a CNC router and the possibilities are endless. The plan is to offer custom designs, finished projects, and everything needed for folks to make those projects themselves.
04/22: On hold
06/23: Experimenting
Card Holder
Black walnut card holder for ~12 business cards or ~6 credit cards. The shape and thirty degree slot maximize visibility. Size ~ 4 x 1.5 x 1".
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Ball in a Maze
Three layer hardwood and stainless steel rolling ball mazes. The interior Walnut layer is constructed from six plies of A-grade veneer to provide the crispest detail possible. The backside of the top layer has a recess to trap the acrylic face. The outer layers are Baltic Birch on the ~6" maze and 6ply White Oak on the ~3.5" coasters.
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Inlaid Text
Example White Oak and Sapele sign made with inlaid text. Inlaying text (or anything else) with a CNC router requires that all corners of the text be rounded to match the radius of the tool being used. The Phenomena font works well because most of the corners have a suitable radius and only minor editing (in Inkscape :-) is required. Size: ~11 x 4".
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Inlaid Cribbage Boards
Two or three track cribbage boards inlaid with 3 ply veneer. A shallow perimeter cut exposes the middle ply. The example is a Walnut (top) and Sapele (outline) inlay. Available as a customized finished product (numerous options) and as DXF or Estlcam .e10 files for makers and DIY's.
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Carved Welcome Sign
A welcome sign made with two layers of hardwood. Carving the letters (Andala font) removed the top Anegre layer to expose the Sapele interior. The back has keyhole slots for hanging and holes for rubber feet (and locating pins). The two sided machining was done all at once with eight different tools. Size: ~16 x 4.5"
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Screw Top Wood Box
Round wood box with quarter turn threaded cap. The relatively beefy (~3x2mm) machined wood threads are easy to use and have a slight friction fit. The perimeter machined stacked box construction leaves smoother interior surfaces.
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Trinity Knot Inlay
An ~5" nine piece triquetra and interlaced circle (AKA tinity knot) inlay. The fist example is Sapele inlaid in Eucalyptus. The second is Maple and Sapele inlaid in Walnut. The later includes the vacuum fixture used to machine the inlay pieces. All inlays are made with 3 plys of mostly A grade veneer and will mate with pocket perimeters machined with a 2mm bit.
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Dolphin Earring and Inlay
Walnut dolphins for inlays (3ply), earrings (5ply), etc. Inlay example was done as four 94mm coasters. The 80mm dolphins are machined full depth (no tabs) on a vacuum fixture using a 2mm bit.
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Aperiodic Monotile Puzzle
Puzzle (~6") with 13 identical pieces (aperodic monotiles). The defined border makes this experimental puzzle relatively easy. A 100pc (~15") version should be much more challenging. Using CNC router cut tiles for inlays would require 8-24 (6 and 15") slightly different shapes to remove the slight gaps at the 3 and 4-way intersections.
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