Fun and challenging project on my Pro 5x12x12”. I used Fusion for the CAD and CAM. Made of Tigerwood.
I intend to do a build video but I took like 12 hrs of video and haven’t wanted to spend the time to edit that mess…
Damn son!!! That sir is amazing!!
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That’s sweet! Did you cut all the pieces individually then work it once you glued it all together?
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Thank you! I like how it turned out. And it’s functional.
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Thanks! Yeah, exactly. I machined it in layers that I could fit in the Z travel and then built a simple clamp system to assemble the machined pieces. It was all final shape and just needed to get hit with sandpaper before the finish.
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Very nice, how did you go about sealing all the layers together ?
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Wow! Thats very nice!
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Wow this is amazing! Fantastic job!
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That is absolutely amazing and quite beautiful, can’t wait to see your build process. Excellent job keep it up.
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Just wood glue (tightbond 3) between the layers and a wooden boat finish using a penitent epoxy and spar varnish.
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Stunning! Very nice job!
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Did you cut holes in between each layer to add dowels or biscuit joiner to provide strength?
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Yeah, I used dowels. It was not really for strength because there was plenty of glue surface area. It was for alignment. I didn’t want the sections slipping during the glue up.
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Wow! That is beautiful!
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That is a piece of art. Great work!
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Pack it in, ladies and gents, we’re not topping this one.
Superb.
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Wow, that’s awesome. Look forward to any build video you make.
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Nice work OP, never would have thought to do something like this. Hopefully it holds up over time.
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Thanks! Me too. I think it’ll hold up fine. It’s a water resistant wood and wood boat finish. It’s a penetrating epoxy and 10 coats of spar varnish.