I don't get the math either. I'm a knuckle dragger that understands the math
after I figure what is going on in the real world. Then I can use the math to
solves things faster in the future.
I did the loop you are referring to using the "A" gear and standard gear set.
The pen started on th
Are you kidding? nowhere near bored, this is what I was hoping for when I
bought the rotary table. I have not figured out the gear or pitch
combination for things like that loop at the bottom of the picture . I own
the standard gears and the 2x and the .25 gears. maybe I just dont
understand the m
This is getting interesting. I did all of my original tests with the y axis at
0. As you offset the y-axis in the negative direction, or towards you, that
teardrop shape gets smaller and starts to change into a wave.
Controlling where they go is whole new problem. It would be really nice
So the teardrop shape that I'm seeing ( highlighted in the red box) is just a
portion of the line that is being created? If the rotary table was much
bigger, we would be able to see this line drawn out. I really wish I had the
reduction gears to try this out.
-Tim
- Original Messa
Hi Tim
The system returned my message because the attachments were too large. I
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too?
-Tim
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From: ronkir...@aol.com
To: legacy-ornamental-mills@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, July 02, 2010 11:43 AM
Subject: Re: Rotary Table and String Art
Hi Tim
I
Art,
As details emerge I would appreciate it if you would keep us
informed. I am looking at replacing my CarveWright with something a
little bigger and better.
Thanks,
Steve
On Jul 2, 7:26 am, "Art Ransom" wrote:
> Went today to see a prototype of a CNC router kit. It is 2' by 3' so it is
>
