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Here's a close-up of the handle detail: I designed and 3d printed the audio-rack-mount pieces - they're yellow - they retain 10-24 nuts in the back, so it's metal-on-metal! Wheels and feet mounted!

You get the picture. Glue and screw until this happens: A little preparation for the finish: And finish with Orange Peel Stage Equiptment paint:

Test fitting the wheels: The Shark Pro is a 2' x 2' machine, so I had to join some parts together to get the height! And Again!

10 years old, and still going strong!
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The Base: The Rear Back: Putting them together:

Here's and exploded view: I even used Fusion 360 to create the toolpaths: Then it was time to lay the MDF on my 2006 issue CNC SHARK PRO!

This is what I call the Q11-B : TrainwRack . The worlds most awesome Combo-Amp! 00 Finished.JPG The original idea was to add capability to my Peavey Bandit 112 Transtube practice amp. Using Autodesk Fusion 360 , I designed the Q11-A: 00b Concept.jpg But then I got carried away thinking about adding ...

Hey! It's not JUST bookshelves! You could make shoe dividers, too!!!! :D This program also makes stackables, and foldables. Conceivably, you could cut thin sheets of material and assemble them into a large 3D model. You decide the number of iterations (triangles to compose curved 3d surfaces) and go...

Oh! Crap! Just what I need... ANOTHER program do download and learn..... Well, I'll be back later!;) (cool project!) (Much later.....) Hey! This program is FUN!!! Now I just need enough wood for my Buddah book/curio shelf! http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/w420/jonquilmusic/Karma%20Kazee/BuddahBoo...

Nice work and cool concept. I was under the impression that Aspire contained Cut 3-d tools. Is Cut 3-D somehow different or easier for that step?

Real nice. Something well worth handing down!