Trivet - Death Star
Project by
Fernando Romero
General Information
Death Star inspired trivet out of hard maple
Project License
Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC 3.0)
Open in Easel®
1
Preparing the Easel files
With the latest Easel enhancements, all of the different operations are contained in different "work pieces".
Work piece one: contains the tool path to cut the texture on the surface of the deathstar. Work piece two: contains the tool path to cut out some of the unfinished sections of the deathstar. Work piece three: contains the tool path to cut out the deeper section of the unfinished deathstar and the outline. Work piece four: contains the tool path to cut the spherical scoop on the face of the deathstar. (Using an external gcode sender is no longer required).
Estimated time: 30 minutes
2
Final Product
Sand and finish.
Please share the files for the rest of the project. Will not open in Easel.
Bob Jewell
Hello. Which software do you use to control x-carve? Thanks.
Jean-Baptiste MUTIN
At the time i made this trivet i used two programs: 1) Easel for the flat (2D) milling and 2) Meshcam to generate the 3D path for the dish and Universal GCode Sender to control the cnc.
Fernando Romero
I tried to open in easel and it says project not publicly shared.
Philip Storm
Philip, I've created a new Easel file now that the program has better capabilities and attached that to the project. Let me know if it works.
Fernando Romero
Fernando, ho do I get the Easel File? I don't see it in the zip file and the easel project link does not open.
John Smith
I only see the file for the scoop, don't see the other three
John Horgan
I just added a zip file that contains all workpieces
Fernando Romero
I also just saw that there is a "share option" on the file menu and I selected to make the easel project public. I hope it works now.
Fernando Romero
Fernando, everything worked out perfectly. Thanks for sharing!
Philip Storm
there is a zip file but i dont know how to make it do the other 3 files. only gives me the first
Wally
Fernando - Just downloaded, and I will start tomorrow. Thanks. Looks great!
David McGrew
Any idea how I would scale all workpieces such that I could cut this out of a 6.5"x6.5" piece of wood other than the 9x9 used here?
Gerald Runion
The "flat" geometry you can scale by selecting all (CTRL+A) and then going to the size tool, locking the proportions and entering a new dimension of 6.5" The "Scoop" gcode, I generated outside of easel. I can scale it down later tonight and place it on the project file.
Fernando Romero
thank you
Gerald Runion
Fernando, thanks for this. A couple of questions 1. Why multiple workspaces, seems like the same bit used for all carves? 2. Why on the scoop is it not starting at 0/0?
Charles Daily