i've runinto the same carving anomolies as DocWho... WC does a similar thing...
hey IPete... how the heck did ya get that so clean ???? :)
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hey, you guys got me thinking... this time a lil outside of the box...
hey, DocWho... try this technique... it just came to me (i'm slow ya know so don't laff) and, it so far, it seems to work all the time... (although it may be a lil round about)...
(1) you wanna carve a cone or a cylinder out of a box, use four (4) smaller boxes joined (grouped) together to create a single box as so...
(2) create your drill, a cylinder or a cone... place in in the center of the group... and carve...
(3) this is what you should get...
this technique can be used for carving at various offsets (the corners) and should work with other primiticve shapes as well if the same divide and carve methodology is applied... i'm trying a few now...
cones seem to be the most problematic... cylinders seem to work in most cases as both drill and target.
--Mike
hey IPete... how the heck did ya get that so clean ???? :)
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hey, you guys got me thinking... this time a lil outside of the box...
hey, DocWho... try this technique... it just came to me (i'm slow ya know so don't laff) and, it so far, it seems to work all the time... (although it may be a lil round about)...
(1) you wanna carve a cone or a cylinder out of a box, use four (4) smaller boxes joined (grouped) together to create a single box as so...
(2) create your drill, a cylinder or a cone... place in in the center of the group... and carve...
(3) this is what you should get...
this technique can be used for carving at various offsets (the corners) and should work with other primiticve shapes as well if the same divide and carve methodology is applied... i'm trying a few now...
cones seem to be the most problematic... cylinders seem to work in most cases as both drill and target.
--Mike