Nuair atá an cat amuigh bíonn na luch ag damhsa. Gaelic for...
"When the cat is away, the mice will play."
I know when it comes to getting shop time this is so true. If you have a young family, or any family that live at home, sometimes the only shop time opportunity is when "the cats are away".
Weather your Irish or not its hard not to be mesmerized by traditional Celtic knot work. The smooth weaves and the over-under nature of its lines make for a visual focal point of any piece.
This mini-project has been designed to help create a frame style piece of just about any size. Using the blank corners and frame trim to create the perfect size and then adding the knot work is easy. The end result will amaze you and surely make for many exciting "Weekend CNC Warrior" projects.
Don't, for a second, think this mini-project can only be used to create frames. Having 7 models in this project makes for a very versatile collection and gives you the ability to create things like:
- Mantel Faces
- Furniture Pieces
- Newel Posts
- Jewelry
.... and much, much more
Sláinte chugat
"Good health to you."
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The Celtic Frame No.1 project contains the following models and project sheet.
To get you started on your next weekend project we have included this assembled layout.
Food for thought.
Ideas for other combinations of this project.
Thanks Weekend CNC Warriors for these project images!
This stainless steel pendant was 3D printed using the corner knot square model in this mini-project.
Thanks Mr. S for sharing this picture of a couple of wooden pendants created using this project!
Share an image of a finished project that uses one of our models and get it posted here! WOW!!!!
This CNCminiProject was created to keep the Celtic alive in all of us!