Project - Big F'n Cupola

[ajinjax]

I've been away for some time, figured y'all would like this.

I hotwired the profile 1st (sorry no pics), then set it up to mill some pockets.






This being an octagon the pieces needed a 45deg angle on the sides.




Domed roof pieces. (These were a real PITA!)

[GaryCorlew]

That is awsome!!!!!

[corrie]

OUTSTANDING

[Mick40]

Where was this used and how was it treated? Movie set maybe?

Nice job!!!

[romy]

hi ajinjax,

very nice job.

if is possible i've a question?

the router and the hotwire machine it's a your build or you've bought by another manufacturer?

bye

[ajinjax]

Originally Posted by Mick40 Where was this used and how was it treated? Movie set maybe? Nice job!!!

It goes atop this roof.

It has windows but we didn't install them.

[ajinjax]

Originally Posted by romy hi ajinjax, very nice job. if is possible i've a question? the router and the hotwire machine it's a your build or you've bought by another manufacturer? bye

The company I work for bought it from this company. It was custom build.

http://www.ezcnc.com/

[romy]

hi ajinjax,

ok i've found your past message and i read all.

another question: what is you control software for the router and for the hotwire machine?

thanks and bye

[ajinjax]

Originally Posted by romy hi ajinjax, ok i've found your past message and i read all. another question: what is you control software for the router and for the hotwire machine? thanks and bye

Desk CNC

[Scoobyvroom]

Wow thats pretty impressive...

[KrystoferRobin]

Very nice. We use our foam pieces to mold from, but I've often wondered why we didn't just apply our material right to the foam and be done with it. Whats the life expectancy of something of that size and thickness out in the elements like that? (I assume it will be coated with something?)

[harryn]

Wow - very nice work. I know who to call when I need something from foam that looks professional.