Layer one. First color of the whales |
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Table full of first color prints |
Layer three. Third color of the whales |
Layer four. First color of flowers |
Layer five. Second color of flowers |
Layer six. Last color of flowers |
Finished Laser block |
Test prints from test laser block |
Quicksand is a land that time forgot. But within this little town there is a woodworking fabrication facility that has not been forgotten. Originally created in the 50s this facility was state of the art in its tools and process. It has now become a custom fabrication center that is still up to date with CNC machines, laser engravers, and every kind of large tool you can fit in a old train depot. Included below are some shots from my recent trip.
Bridge to Quicksand. If it looks like dawn..it was. I had to get there when the main manager was there which was at 7. It is a little over two hours from GC |
Its in the middl of a corn field |
Front Door |
Crazy clamping system |
Laser at work |
Awesome carts they have to move everything around. |
More laser |
Finished block. |
3 comments:
Awesome pictures documenting this process—thanks so much for sharing this!
Glad it turned out well! Can't wait to see the soldier prints!
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