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| Posted: Thu Oct 13th, 2016 11:01 pm |
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Well done Helmut, will you add some external details, such as windows sils to improve the 3D look ?
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| Posted: Fri Oct 14th, 2016 06:39 pm |
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@Jacques,
like this you mean?
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| Posted: Sat Oct 15th, 2016 02:14 am |
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Yes Helmut, like that.
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| Posted: Sat Oct 15th, 2016 03:42 pm |
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The layering concept works very well, and I like what you have done with it.
I'm waiting for someone to make a laminated card model of, say, a steel passenger car. with the rivet heads embossed with the Sihouette.
I'm still trying to learn how to draw on the machine, without, I must admit, much success. The link that you gave about turning a JPG file into a GIF seems to work, but for some reason I'm having problems replicating a basic shape in a line, so that it looks (and cuts--but I haven't got to that point) like one continuous piece.
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| Posted: Sat Oct 15th, 2016 04:24 pm |
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Herb, google
A Guide to using the Silhouette Cameo Cutter
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| Posted: Sat Oct 15th, 2016 05:20 pm |
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@Herb
From what I've read embossing is only reasonably possible with the Curio ( which in turn offers only half the working area of the Cameo ).
A comprehensive guide is here. There's coach sides and houses - very in-depth coverage.
And if you follow this link, you get all the advice how to scribe brass sheet. A little issaid about rivets, too.
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Somehow Firefox and the gallery function do not like each other, so just an attachment to show how I gouged out bricks on Bristol Board in TT scale ( 1x2x0.6mm with 0.1mm mortar layer )
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| Posted: Wed Dec 14th, 2016 09:02 pm |
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This evening I played around with plastics on my portrait cutter. It doesn't like 0,3mm stock, you can only scribe it and cut through with a knife. Not that pleasing, so I tried thinner material. And there it was -success with the settings for Coverstock on 0,15mm Plastic sheet.
The dot spacing is 1mm, so that upper horizontal brace is just 0.5mm wide.
Structures that small are almost impossible to cut in cardstock.
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(true scale)
