Re my question

[D.C.]

If you can amke a mould that is split into a front half/back half shinobiwan might be able do it on his machine. You can see a video of his loudspeaker work in the thread here:

http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/projec...ided-part.html

[oldwoodworker]

Thanks for that.Iwas going to make a plug out of expanded foam hoping somebody could cnc in two halves I think will be difficult by habnd

Thanks Peter

[wilfy]

i believe this is the sort of effort you are trying to achieve. and i think splitting it in 2 halves is the only way to do it.

this picture shows a mould that they are applying fibreglass to a imagine, where as if you only wanted 2 pieces you could get someone to cut this straight from a cnc provided that person had a big enough travel in height.

[D.C.]

Attachment 8725

Your attachment got eaten by gremlins Wilfy.

[Jonathan]

Your attachment got eaten by gremlins Wilfy.

Works for me - I suspect the gremlins are at your residence.

[D.C.]

Works for me - I suspect the gremlins are at your residence.

Odd, I get a

Invalid Attachment specified. If you followed a valid link, please notify the administrator

everytime.

Looking at a load of other attachments they all seem to be of the form:

http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/attach...p-sdc10050.jpg

I.E. a direct file link and this one, the only one I've found that doesn't work for me is a php script:

http://www.mycncuk.com/forums/attach...achmentid=8725

Potters off to look at browser security settings to see if there is something set forbidding redirects.

[Jonathan]

Here...

[wilfy]

hows that?? i redone it

[oldwoodworker]

Thanks Wilfy . I have tried to make it look like tuba . With a single driver installed . Do you think it could be cnc laser cut . As said cnc is rather beyond me we only had log tables in my day
thanks Peter

[GEOFFREY]

Peter, I don't think laser would suit this job. Lasers are good for engraving and profile cutting. I also doubt if most people would be able to cnc router cut it due to its height. One way to do it would be to build it up in sections, cutting the Whole shape (like rings) in layers glued together, sanded to lose the steps and then cut in half - tedious, but do-able. G.