Another one-stop moulding shop http://www.smooth-on.com/ (represented out here by www.amtcomposites.co.za)

Those two are the same; Reynolds Advanced Materials provides the Smooth-On line of products. I don't know if that's from a past acquisition or not.

Thanks for the input, guys.
I went to Hobby Lobby this time, because it was convenient, and I had a 24 hr. deadline before he had a huge job to stamp.
He was MORE than happy to pay the $20 US for the material to meet the deadline.
I'd definitely look for a cheaper source if I were to do very many.

Have a friend of mine doing cleanup work on the monogram font...its definitely getting closer. A little more work on a couple of the interior curves, and this letter will be good to go. What a labor intensive job.

http://i1106.photobucket.com/albums/...psz79yimzb.jpg

That looks the B uisness.
What material ?

What diameter cutters ? or was it a scroll/fretsaw attachment for #101 ?

If someone is used to looking at vectors, they would pick it up but for most people it looks good as is.

1/2" Baltic birch plywood.
.125" downspiral 2 flute bit.

now that is really awesome, has anyone tried a laser on their MM yet?

Lasers are very light as they don't have any force on the tool,the Mechmate would not be competitive against them. And lasers machine (co2 100watts) are very cheap compared to Mill machines ...

Like this?

http://www.mechmate.com/forums/showt...nrovia&page=12

wow, awesome, I'm going to have to try this, thanks for the info!

Greg

Hey Darren, how have you been?

About the same, Pete. Been doing a few things, but nothing real earth shattering.

I'd say....we're pretty much all riding in the same boat... :rolleyes:

Hope you are not up the creek without oars.

Al....in my book ( and neck of the woods)
it's called...assume your act, be responsible....even if you're pushing your limits :p

Coool ...

How is everything now Darren?

Hey Pete.
Haven't checked in in a few days.
Doing a little better. Totally out of the Remodeling game now. REmoving that stress was definitely nice, but I miss the fun stuff and the money.
Too poor to call myself retired, but doing enough with the CNC to keep the bills paid.
Nothing earth shattering, unfortunately.
How's tricks in your neck of the woods?