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Not exactly game related but...

by Demolishun · in Game Design and Creative Issues · 01/28/2006 (5:02 pm) · 2 replies

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Okay, this is not a model for any game. It is a cutout pattern that I will send to a CNC machine I built. It will get cut out of metal and be REAL hardware. The extra lines on the outside and inside are cut lead ins. The Yin Yang symbol will be accompanied by another half out of stainless. The board will be out of two pieces of steel to start until we get the pattern right. I just created the pattern today. Everything is completely my work. Also, the squares are actually just hole punches. The lines are just transition lines.

Just thought you might find it interesting.

Oh, yeah. This is a skateboard pattern.
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    Torque Owner Jason Swearingen
    #1
    01/28/2006 (5:22 pm)
    I think this type of mini machining tech is really cool. i remember hearing a nano compiler story about similar stuff on the news, but i havent had the time to follow up on it yet.

    Torque Owner Demolishun
    DemolishunConsulting Rocks!
    #2
    01/28/2006 (7:06 pm)
    If your interested in machining using a PC go to www.linuxcnc.org.
    That is the controlling software I use. It is being used by me and my friend to control a plasma torch.