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3D Carving US Navy Wings

A CNC machining tutorial shows how to use a roughing pass on a blank of wood in order to 3D carve a pair of US Navy Wings in solid oak with a bullnose bit. The project was designed in Vectric Aspire and machined on our CNC machine - a Legacy Maverick 3 x 5 (5 axis). The wings are 40” wide and milled from a 1” thick blank made from oak. Total machine time was about 2.5 hours and about 1.5 hours of sanding, prep, and finish work using traditional woodworking techniques. The wings shown on this video were shipped to one of customers - a previous US Navy Flight Engineer who flew on P-3C Orions. I hope you enjoy the video. Let’s get started . . . Items We Use in Our Shop: Amana 4 Piece CNC Carving Bits: http://amzn.to/2rKSRuK White Side CNC Starter Bits (Good price for sign projects): http://amzn.to/2Gp9dfB Kodiak Solid Carbide 1/2" End mill: http://amzn.to/2BDNcds Kodiak Solid Carbide 1/4" End mill: http://amzn.to/2yQ152V Fein Turbo II Shop Vac: http://amzn.to/2yQlyVm Gimbal for Iphone to shoot videos (works great): http://amzn.to/2E5Ea75 Follow Us: Instragram:   / 1010graphixs   Pinterest:   / 1010graphix.  . Facebook:   / 1010graphixs   Reddit:   / 1010graph.  . Twitter:   / 1010graphixs   Our web site: https://www.1010graphixs.com