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Musical Instrument Design & Construction Discuss of CNC machining electric guitar body shaping, template making, inlay part cutting and pocketing, neck shaping and carving.


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Old 05-16-2007, 01:41 AM
 
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guitar bodies

hi guys

I'm looking for 3d models of electric guitar bodies, if anyone can help me post them on here please....
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Old 05-16-2007, 05:19 PM
 
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As I have offered in many posts before, send me any 2D blueprints and I can try to make 3D models out of them for community use here.

I have ArtCam and other tools for modeling most folks on here don't have, but don't have the facilities to physically cut anything larger than a few inches.
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Just Send the 2d drawing and I'll make them 3D. Dxf, Dwg, or even on paper.
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Originally Posted by Stepper Monkey View Post
As I have offered in many posts before, send me any 2D blueprints and I can try to make 3D models out of them for community use here.

I have ArtCam and other tools for modeling most folks on here don't have, but don't have the facilities to physically cut anything larger than a few inches.
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Just Send the 2d drawing and I'll make them 3D. Dxf, Dwg, or even on paper.
Guys if you really want to do the 3d from 2d thing and post it here for the community here is a site that has tons of guitar dxf and dwg files.

http://www.guitarbuild.com/modules/m...oads/index.php

I would love to help in this, but I honestly can't afford the time. Trying to make a living is hard work! Especially when you are always behind the 8-ball!

Let me know if there are specific guitars needed and I can at least do some searching to see if I can find them.

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Old 03-22-2008, 11:27 PM
 
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Vicros:
My model is almost done. If you like it I may share it with you.
It was made in Powershape, and I can sent you an IGES file.
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Old 05-19-2008, 07:02 AM
 
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so i need to know that, if i am to have a 3d version, is that then able to be take to a cnc machine and cut out, or are there other steps.

and also i am looking for a 3d version of a ibanez rg model. i have a 3d model of a jem but i dont want the handle cutout. if someone has one of these please please please send me a copy of it to contact_woodie@hotmail.com.



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Once you have the 3D solid model you are good to go as far a machining your Guitar on a router.
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Old 05-19-2008, 07:53 PM
 
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Once you have a 3d model...

It's just a matter of programing and milling.
And having an available cnc or router...




http://3design-andre.blogspot.com/

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Solid Model, CNC Program, Machine part on CNC Router, Sand. That's it
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Powershaper,

Great looking model by the way.
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Old 05-20-2008, 02:43 AM
 
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ok cool thanks for the help guys. i shall take it to a factory around the corner from mine which has a cnc and try it. will post photos and let u know how it goes if its successful :P lol

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you dont need 3d model for cutting on a cnc...the only surfaces you need in 3d are the contours and neck backs
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