Method of carving three-dimensional artwork
OwnerWesley V. Barbirinventor
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A method of producing intricate, three-dimensional artwork requiring high resolution on the part of a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine is disclosed. An existing three dimensional carving is captured by a computer, and converted into a NURBS surface. The operator sets forth the dimensions of the surface to be carved, including the width and the length, as well as the width of its component stiles and rails. The operator further selects the corners of such surface in which the artwork is to be carved. Thereafter, the NURBS surface is scaled and positioned in accordance with the dimensions and parameters supplied, and transmitted to respective CNC machines. The CNC machines then perform a series of carving operations in accordance with the instructions supplied by a G-code file processed from the NURBS surfaces.
A method for carving a three-dimensional design onto a structure with computer numerical control (CNC) machines, the method comprising the steps of:
A machine readable medium having stored thereon executable program code which, when executed, causes a machine to perform a method for carving design onto a structure with computer numerical control (CNC) machines, the method comprising:
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