block is ready for mounting

[ma...@neesley.com]

The block has its wooden inserts inserted. The robot actually carved the round holes as straight across...meaning it didn't cut a 1" circle, and the hole was still accurate enough to accept a 1" dowel in a perfect fit.

Now I can flip the block over tomorrow after the glue has dried, and there will be a sturdy enough surface to screw into for mounting on the pedestal I made.

[Custom Processing Unlimited]

Great job, man!!!

On May 19, 2015 9:56 PM, <ma...@neesley.com> wrote:

The block has its wooden inserts inserted.  The robot actually carved the round holes as straight across...meaning it didn't cut a 1" circle, and the hole was still accurate enough to accept a 1" dowel in a perfect fit.

Now I can flip the block over tomorrow after the glue has dried, and there will be a sturdy enough surface to screw into for mounting on the pedestal I made.

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[ChrisH]

What's it for?

[Matthew Neesley]

The actual designs of the toolpath will be carved by the Kuka once I get the block flipped over and mounted tonite.  Carving may or may not happen tonight, depends on how bad my meat coma becomes.
-MattN

On Tuesday, May 19, 2015 at 9:56:34 PM UTC-5, Matthew Neesley wrote: