This Thanksgiving Have Some Duck

[OneCNC]

The images below are from an IGES model imported and machined in the 2003 Series Mill Professional.

The part is a blow mold of a hand carved duck decoy that was digitized, converted to an IGES model in a 3rd party program, imported into OneCNC 2003 Mill Professional and machined.

The images, in order are: hand carving, rendered model in OneCNC, rough machining, semi finish and finished part.

Number of days to program the part from receipt of the software and IGES file? 1 day.

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[ljoe1969]

That's cool.

[DaSigntist]

Very nice . . No more Turkey for me!

[Klox]

OneCNC,
the surface detail on the mould looks excellent! Any more pics?

Klox

[DLMACHINE]

Do you have the machining time on that mold or even a guess?
What did you use as a finish tool? Your finish detail looks great?
Any other pics?

[anoel]

Be sure and get pics of the completed product.

(Yeah, I'm curious as to how much time that took for each pass. That's a lot of material to remove,)

[Mr.Ed]

Woow...

This looks amazing. Can you do this with a turkey as well?

(now you've really done it, how am i going to be exited about my own machine when you show me this??)

Good luck with the turkey?

Ed.

[OneCNC]

The final product can be seen here:

Eberhart Decoys

As for the machining time I'll ask the gentleman that programmed it, and post once I have the answer. But you're right, the finish is absolutely perfect.

OneCNC

[balsaman]

It's an outstanding sample. Beautiful.

Eric

[OneCNC]

The 2 images below are of the initial semi rough and the beginning of the finish..

[balsaman]

that is a looooong endmill!

Eric

[DLMACHINE]

Ask the programmer what the finish cut stepover was.
I'm still impressed with your finish.