Re:Homemade Circuit Board and Software

--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew Werby" <a.werby@c...>
wrote:

>> [That sounds pretty impressive, Dex. Are you an electronics

technician in

> real life?]
>

I design motor controllers for automotive applications.

>> [Logs don't usually make great carving material, since they have

an innate

> tendency to split from the inside outward. If a cylindrical shape

is wanted,

> you might be better off quartering a log, drying the quarters

separately,

> then gluing it back together before carving. For 4-axis CAM on

sculptural

> shapes, you might look at DeskProto, which has very good 4th axis

capability

> and is also simple to use. You can download a working copy from
> www.deskproto.com that's good for 30 days.]
>
> Andrew Werby
> www.computersculpture.com

I have some friends that own a kiln. They have sucessfully dried
logs for the chain saw carving group. It dose take a while though.

Dex