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Zitat von »Alan-Lee«

fantastic design, i love it, i wouldnt even paint it, would just leave it as it is , but i am sure you have more good ideas coming
with paint you wouldnt even see that its wood.
the only thing that is disturbing, but thats just a philosophy difference, not critic, is that its lasercut and not hand cut.
handcut can never be done repeatedly with such precision. i think automatisation will kill the modding scene soon.
like i said, its a statement and philosophy, not critic, (before everone starts criticising my words again, just because i said what they dont want to hear)
i love your idea and design. well done mate..

Zitat von »Alan-Lee«

Zitat von »Pranja«

I know that you don't like the CNC, but CNC can't create a case by itself-it can't design it or put all pieces together. CNC can't make you a modder-your ideas and how you make them real makes you a modder, isn't that right? CNC is just a tool like saw, pilar drill, dremel etc.

hey mate, no offense meant but here is my answer. i love CNCs but my philosophy says if you use them its the easy way out.
I hope this wont blow up into a big discussion again, folks here dont like me proving and laying down my arguments and points.

again, i didnt mean to de-value the work and design you have at all, i love it, as you said you had to design it and make it and have the idea etc.. i respect that more than you can imagine.
what i meant though was, if we take your example of dremel and saws and drill etc.. of course they are also tools, but they have to be guided and held stable and you dont loose that certain human touch because no two parts are the same. where as a CNC makes them one after eachother after you have designed and programmed them in. each one is asplitting image of the last, exact to the tenth of a millim. it looses the human touch at that point and makes our otherwise artistic creation an industrially manufactured piece of equipment.
its like a drum machine, always play the same sequence over and over again same dynamic and pressure on the snare and toms and base and cymbals, not like a real human drummer. each hit varies. of course for mass production thats ok, but i personally wouldnt want a sequencer playing the drums when i go to a rock concert.
I hope you understand what i am saying. your work is great and i love your design, cant say that enough. the CNC makes it look easy even though its not, and makes it look like a kit one can buy.
having said all that, i still wish i had a CNC, a 3d printer and waterjet..but not for my art..

anyway, what color will it have and whats the paintjob plan..