All across North America farmers markets can be found in almost every city, town and village. The stalls are filled with the freshest locally acquired meat, dairy and produce... yummy.
This mini-project contains models that are sure to inspire some pretty nice rustic looking signs pointing the way to some tasty fresh eggs, milk or a cozy bed & breakfast. Maybe even a road sign welcoming guests to the family hobby farm or proudly displaying the name of a 3rd generation farming family.
We have designed a few neat features into this mini-project that will make it even easier to use and re-use. These features include:
- The milk can and bottle were modeled with a smooth surface so v-carving text is a snap and makes adding other models a breeze!
- The rustic sign has a flat back so it will accept almost any model and will also let you get the most "Z" depth out of the added model.
Don't hit snooze on the rooster so you will be sure to get a early start to your Weekend CNC Warrior project with this "fresh" mini-project!
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The Tin Rooster sign above is made using the models from 4 projects:
- Ribbon - Pick-up League Hockey
- Circle Frame - Celtic No.1
- Cabin Plaque - Shipyard No.1
- Rooster - Farm Fresh No.1
The font used to simulate the v-carving is called Palatino Linotype.
WOW... that's a hack!
The Farm Fresh 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.
Project Sheet
Food for thought.
Ideas for other combinations of this project.
In case you need...
The vector outlines for all of the models in this project you can download them from this link:
In case you wanted to know...
Font used in the renderings is called:
- MoolBorau
- Palatino Linotype
Font used in the Project Sheet for this mini-project is called:
- Palatino Linotype
Thanks Weekend CNC Warriors for these project images!
Great idea Suzanne Ramsey and wow... it looks sooooo great!
Thanks to Uncle Henry for this great idea. Check out his "Weekend CNC Warrior" Shop Notes post.
Some great"Food for Thought" layouts from Carl! Thanks!!!
Thanks Henry Landry for this hack!!!
Don has a few milk cans he has made... check them all out!
Share an image of a finished project that uses one of our models and get it posted here! WOW!!!!
This CNCminiProject is putting a little "local" back into locally made!