Trivet - Wave
Project by
Fernando Romero
Published On
December 09, 2015
General Information
A maple trivet with a sinusoidal vawe pattern milled on the top surface.
Project License
Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC 3.0)
Open in Easel®
Material Preparation
Purchased 4/4 hard maple. The board width I selected was approximately 9 inches.
I purchased unfinished wood that required some planing in order to smooth and level.
Estimated time: 60 minutes
Easel Program
Using the attached PNG create the wave pattern.
Export the G-code and visualize it on Camotics since the cutting tool is a 3/4" ball end mill. (Freud 18-112 3/4 in. Round Nose Router Bit)
Estimated time: 25 minutes
Milling
Mill the wave pattern.
Change tool to a regular mill and cut circular patterns.
Estimated time: 5 minutes
Finishing
Sand and finish the final product
Nice! I love the look with the ball end mill. I've gotta try this.
Paul Kaplan · December 10, 2015
It says the project hasn't been shared publicly
Andy Preston · July 08, 2017
What settings were used when using the ball nose bit?
Chris Beckman · March 11, 2019
Chris, I used a 3/4" diameter round bit with a cut depth of 1/4". Since the milling pattern is an area, it creates that "wave" effect.
Fernando Romero · March 13, 2019
What I meant was did you tell the machine that it was actually an 1/8" bit instead of 3/4"? and if so what were your feed settings etc?
Chris Beckman · April 06, 2019
I left the tool setting at 1/8" bit.
Fernando Romero · January 13, 2020
This is great thank you for sharing !
Tamara Sedlack · April 20, 2022