Candy Dish
Project by
Eric Dobroveanu
General Information
A 3D carved, walnut candy dish designed in Fusion 360, made with a Carvey, and cut using Easel's G-Code import.
Project License
Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0)
Open in Easel®
Get the machine ready
Load the material into the Carvey, clamping it down securely and load the 1/8" Ball end mill into the spindle.
Estimated time: 5 minutes
Load Easel, import the g-code and start carving
Log into Easel with your Carvey connected. Select "G-code import" from the File dropdown menu. Then choose the first file (labeled "Ball endmill"). Step through the walkthrough and start carving!
Estimated time: 60 minutes
Repeat for the flat endmill (second operation)
When the 3D carving is done, remove the ball end mill thats currently in the spindle, and replace it with a 2flute flat end mill (preferable downcut or straight flutes). Repeat step 2 but instead of selecting the ball endmill file, select the flat endmill file (labeled as second operation). Or you could open up this Easel project: http://easel.inventables.com/projects/VvJ0GLuJi3r_HMFxTYuebw
Remove tabs and sand smooth
Remove the material from your Carvey. You'll notice there are some tabs holding it in place. You should be able to pop it out of the material as it is. If not you can use a wire cutter to quickly snip cut the tabs. Once removed, there will be nubs of wood where the tabs were, sand these down smooth.
Optionally, you can also sand the inside of the dish smooth, but it should be fairly smooth coming out of the machine.
Estimated time: 10 minutes