3D letter carving
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
- More about the pantograph: woodgears.ca/pa...
Carving letters with variable depth of cut on my 3D pantograph. I used my stencil maker to get the shapes: ttp://woodgears.ca/stencil
Plans for the pantograph: woodgears.ca/pa...
Hello. Im a Toolmaker and I love working in wood especially carving the font into wood. You have a wonderful inventive mind and you should be congratulated and not dislike. These disliker's are air thieves. Keep inventing
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Holy crap, everytime I think I've learned all I can from Matthias Wandel, I stumble across another obscure video from years ago and there he is, holding a frickin hand plane to a part spinning in a drill press. Just amazing all the little gems of ingenuity hidden in your videos Matthias, thanks
Made one for my Dremel years ago and have used it for very important projects. I can’t thank Matthias enough!
I truly admire the skill , craftmanship and the patience. (Alex from Elegance Woodworks in Montreal) and we have a CNC , yet I still respect your ingenuity.
dude you are the man, I wish I had half your talent of design and the ability to turn your ideas into a machine that actually does what it was made to do. bravo sir keep it up.
my god, you know how to make a job easy. youre a genius.
The results speak for themselves. The cuts look surprisingly smooth and good.
Since when are things without concave surfaces not 3d? I guess you would call a sphere a 2d object then? And does carving something into a surface not count as concave?
Please watch my other videos about the 3d pantograph, and you will see how depth control works.
I've noticed that you seem to be keen to use every trick in the book to avoid using your lathe! Hand plane and drill press is a good one
how could anyone dislike this? I bet those who disliked. can't do anything them selves. keep up your awesomeness! I so want to follow your creations . thanks
You are one smart guy. You do some amazing work with creating your own jigs and other custom tool add-ons.
Hi Matias, Thanks for sharing with us this movie among all of your numerious others ideas and tooling. I 've just aquired the pantograph plans and not only did I enjoyed building it I found it very steady, precise and does what it was planed to do very efficiently as well. I adapted the mounting holes to accomodate an Asaki router which is 65 mm diameter all over top and base. I'm trying now to build 3d ornaments template to decorate furniture parts in my shop.
This is very inventive. We own a sign shop in Southern California and have to send out stuff out to get done....I often day dream of having the ability to do more custom fabrications in-house.
Nope, always the same ratio as the magnification.
But the plywood everything is on has to be flat. If it has a twist, the depth varies from left to right.
So this is what you guys do in Canada during the winter, unseriously .............. You're one of the smartest guys I've run across on CZcams, seriously!...Thanks for sharing..........
About halfway through I realized that I had done too many bong hits in my early years because their shit is over my head. I'm happy to see some people with Incredible talent and this guy definitely has talent.
you are really a genius master Matthias,. one day i will set my retirement in Thailand, you will be my sole teacher in this woodworking, so beautiful.
Click on the link in the description to get to where you can buy the plans.
I work on 3D printing and I find this equally fascinating and wonderful!
Certainly wood work reaching a golden days with golden value &service
I can't wait to see the violin neck come to shape!
Thanks for your work.
Watch my other videos on the pantograph. Inform yourself before making satements like that.
I've done a couple small signs by hand ... takes FOREVER!
Yes. Please follow the link in the description for more info.
That would help, but flattening the bottoms of the letters is hard to do with a pointy bit.
A think I keep thinking about is wherever the lines meet at a T-intersection (such as a T on p or q), the stylus dives a bit at the intersection, which looks not quite right. So I always manually hold it up to gun straight along the straight line.
in CNC'ing terms, it's called 2.5D (between 2D and 3D) as there is no possibility of overhang and complex contours other than the ones created by the groove changes of the template.
For this technique, definitely not. The follower cone rides against the edges of the letters. For my inlay technique (see inlays with the router pantograph), boxboard will do.
once i get the money and the tools im defienently building this. seriously all your tools look great and love watching and rewatching them because there so interesting
That's what the text article is for. Try following the link.
You, my friend, are a woodworking Genius ! I would love to have the router pantograph and ligs that I see you use in the background. You are Amazing. I am a disabled, older man, with a fixed income, that has basic tools, looking to create beautiful, and useful things that people will remember me by. You, young man, have given me Ideas and hope. Thank you so much. Maybe ,just maybe with your plans and tutorials, I can take my woodworking skills and be remembered....
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That is such a great idea to just make letters as you need them!
Once I designed it and had the plans on paper, surprisingly little time. Less than a day.
Congrats.. Thats a great job you do with the custom made pantograph. I have one in my company and was awesome working whit this machine..Now we change to a CNC router and there´s no emotion on the work..!!!
Yes. See the article.
Dear Mr. Matthias:
for me it is a pleasure to greet you and show my respects to admire their ingenious person thanks to the gift that leads him to create many useful things for you and for us my regards and my respect teacher wit
I actually found this fascinating to watch. I am so used to seeing a CNC router do it.
hi mat, with each video of you I am surprised your woodworking skills and make incredible tools. although I do not speak much English, try to interpret your ideas to the fullest, to apply in your teaching something, and I'm starting in this art so beautiful. a greeting from Cali, Colombia
Amazing job.... brilliant idea and professional preparation. Congratulations!
Your machine and technique for forming these letters is excellent, so please don't get defensive when I point out that you and Kiboz2000 are both right and both wrong! You are spot on when you say you are producing 3D letters, because the cutter you are using is 3 dimensional in shape. I think the point Kiboz was trying to make is that you are producing them using a 2 dimensional pattern. So the 3D shape is 'formed' rather than 'cut'. It's really difficult to explain, but I do see both points.
Both the router and the follower tilt, so the carved shape is still accurate.
Sure, something more complex could be designed, but you have to ask, is triple the complexity for questionable benefit (and a likely loss in accuracy) desirable?
looks absolutely fantastic, a nice piece of kit that makes a tough job look very easy
You are a genius sir! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and love of the craft!
Are you referring to downgrading to fixed spacing from proportional spacing?
i love all the things that you make and wait for new ones
personally, this video helped me more than i can expected.
Thank you
It does 3D. Watch the other videos, and you will see.
It's a very small angle, not noticeable by eye.
Sr Matthias es Ud un genio de la carpintería!! Gracias por compartir tus conocimientos.
Tengo un proyecto de fabricar silla mecedora de " base fija" ¿ acaso tiene planos de alguna? o algún vídeo al respecto?.
Saludos.
Best explained by watching my other videos.
He has a 3 axis system so that clearly makes it 3D!
Thanks for both copy carver and pantographplans:-) your worth every penny and it will be fun to make too.
Keep on making sturdy wood machines :-)
you're genius Mr. Mathias.
@Matthiaswandel Well you wouldn't necessarily have to go CNC. With a milling machine you could make the templates much quicker, and with infinite freedom.
I'd love to see you and the Wood Whisperer make a video together. Not sure what it would be but I know I'd watch it. Great video I enjoyed it.
Wow man. You have major skills. Thanks for sharing.
Did i tell you that you are my woodworking hero? lol
Should be possible. Just make the hole for the router smaller, and figure out how to clamp in a dremel tool
Matthias....you are fantastic. Brilliant
would you say its easy to follow letters or numbers printed on paper? could that turn out precise if you're careful?
I've seen sign makers at craft shows spray paint the whole thing black, wait ten minutes, then belt sand the paint off the board. End result is black letters on a light background.
I started to believe that you can sent to sky a planet from wooden too, congrulation you and following your project with pleasure
I can't quite tell how you screw together your letter holder/carrier. Do you screw into the bases of some of the letters or is there a layer of wood underneath the letter backings?
Just a regular 1/4" bandsaw blade.
When I figured out a neat way of doing it.
This is a quite old method actually, used alot in factories before computer driven machines. Also when something extremely small had to be carved in something. Nice work tough :p
Truly a work of art. Thanks for sharing with us.
your a genius... modern day Da Vinci if u ask me... Keep up great work... subbed
That is best ever seen so far and I loved how you you drillpress with plane it's tricky ideas and now I can try build same so can do some of me skulls project for my car
Hi.im wood carving worker.y r idea vry itrested.very goooooood
NIce system, but throwing a few stepper motors on and make a CNC machine. Unlimited shapes, letters, depth and fast.
Yes, the shape of the v-groove bit is not ideal in that respect. I didn't think about the problem of crossing lines dropping the styles, however it does make sense as to why this would be a problem. A pre-defined maximum depth of cut on the stylus would allay this to a greater degree but leave pyramids and other little nibs to clean up. You mention that the weight of the router and the mechanism bears on the stylus. Perhaps counterbalancing would be useful here?
Jaw dropping work sir!!!! Absolutely amazing....
Can't wait to see some other applications!
very impressed! this is awesome.. really cool that you can change the scale! Great job!
That variation is probably on the order of 0.1 mm. Not worth fretting over.
This is so cool :D
I MUST build this soon!
Scientific, informative, and interesting as always. Thanks for another great innovation and example video!
Have you ever done this with multiplex plyboard? With layers of different colours that come out depending on how deep the router bit goes... it might look amazing.
My only worry is that the angle of the bit changes as the depth changes, but it probably doesn't make much of a difference at the depths you're working with.
This is simply genius!
That is really cool!
Maybe one every two weeks or so
This is pretty cool; but kearning seems to be quite a problem unless all characters are equal in their supporting backs width?
Very good Mathias, enjoyed their Video pantografo. and I saw another inversion of the circular saw. just sign up, I am Brazilian and I do not speak English, I am using the translator. very inspiring solutions that you create and develop. Congratulations.
I knew it how is going to work before playing video nice work
Well done! Excellent all around!
all your projectes are amizing & I tried to made a copy corve achin more or less it is nice 10p for your helping
you could open a handmade sign shop with that!
Seeing how complicated of a table saw jig that you used to create your chair seat relief, would not a Pantograph (maybe an XL version) have given you the desired outcome?
Absolute genius. I would love to have the schematics and/or directions on how to make this device!
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Matthias Wandel
Yes, I got the link just after posting my comment, and have seen your website! Thanks! I plan on purchasing when I have a space to build (when I'm not in an apartment!). Thanks again!
Respects Matthias...great work!
Como siempre Matthias muy ingenioso, felicidades.
You could 3d print the letter templates , since that's the hardest part
The template holder reminds me a little bit of Scrabble.
Very nice and neat !!!
Matthias, because the pantagraph tips to make deeper letters it creates larger facets on the bottom side of the horizontal strokes of the letters. My first question is, have you measured how much larger it is? If you have not, is it because it's not noticeable?
It's a pantograph.
Sphere is surtunly a 3d object becose tool movment is in 3 axis simultaneously-X-Y-Z...on your example you are plunging once and then you have one plane movment X-Y only...that's how I see it.
Lol if I was a rich man like allen suager I would really invest money this type of invention should be shared with the rest of the world