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Sculpting a Woman's Body - 3D CNC Foam Carving with FROG3D
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Video duration: 133 seconds
FROG3D is a 3D CNC foam carving system that helps creative companies create a range of sculptural and artistic projects in absolutely any size and to any level of detail. In this video, FROG3D pumps out a mannequin - a fairly basic project, but illustrative of its 3D sculpting capabilities. Learn more about FROG3D and its capabilities at www.3dcutting.com.
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Making Molds For Concrete Using Foam Cutting and Carving
Posted by: FROG3DCNC
Video duration: 241 seconds
See how creative architectural, decorative and sculptural molds are created for concrete, GFRC, plaster, cast stone, fiberglass, etc. With Streamline Automation's FROG3D foam cutting and carving system, you can mold anything you can imagine. See more at http://www.3dcutting .com
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FROG3D Brings Dinosaurs Back To Life
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Video duration: 616 seconds
The Discover Channel takes a look at Brian Cooley and how he uses the FROG3D foam cutting and carving system to bring Dinosaurs back to life! See more at http://www.3dcutting .com
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Sculpting a Bust - 3D CNC Foam Carving with FROG3D
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Video duration: 62 seconds
Check out how the FROG3D sytem replicates an Egyptian god! See more at http://www.3dcutting .com
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By: FROG3DCNC. on 08 May 12, 21:09:22
For sure. These? kinds of projects are a challenge for even the most skilled sculptors.
By: Tmaker197812. on 08 May 12, 19:47:49
for simplified copies of live objects that will do, but I'm talking about? exact copies of people from the past... such things.
By: FROG3DCNC. on 08 May 12, 16:05:00
I can't speak for Madame Tussauds specifically, but the use of CNC equipment is widespread? in the theming and attractions industries. Check out our website to see some of the work that our system has helped with.
By: FROG3DCNC. on 08 May 12, 16:04:23
We certainly wouldn't suggest that CNC carving replaces what a skilled sculptor can achieve, but? it definitely can improve the efficiency and accuracy of the sculptural process. Many companies/sculptors use CNC carving to create a foundation for their project, and then use a variety of materials and manual methods to create the exact look they want to achieve. Rather than replacing the artist, it's about blending technology and artistry.
By: FROG3DCNC. on 08 May 12, 16:00:34
When we refer to 'sculpting', we're going with the dictionary definition..."to fashion (something) into a 3 dimensional figure" or "to create or represent (something) by carving, casting, or other shaping techniques". This obviously encompasses a range of techniques, including both manual and? automated methods.
By: Tmaker197812. on 07 May 12, 21:57:43
sculpting is not appropriate word for 3D? NC machine, cause you need to add material mostly and remove small amounts later. I mean not only nose holes but also left right sides of nostrils where they meet cheeks. You can't reach it. The same problem with ear and other places. Why do you think people at Madame Tussauds don't use NC machines? Try to think it over more deeply. There are a lot of reasons...
By: FROG3DCNC. on 07 May 12, 16:52:47
Good day Tmaker. Our equipment? automates sculpting and carving processes. This particular piece was created with the FROGMill - nose and all. When you refer to 'additional moves' are you talking about undercuts?
By: Tmaker197812. on 28 Apr 12, 11:00:35
I think you are misusing words sculpting and carving here. It's milling definitely. - any level of detail -? it's impossible to make nose right on 3D NC machine without additional moves.
By: FROG3DCNC. on 04 Jan 12, 17:40:45
This particular piece was milled with a roughing pass using a larger? bit, and then a finishing pass using a smaller bit to bring out the detail. A piece of this size would typically take about 5 hours using rotational milling, but could be less depending on the level of detail required. There was limited post-machining done here, just some light sanding once milling was complete on the FROGMill. Cheers!
By: portojbc. on 04 Jan 12, 03:04:03
Was there any post machining done on this? piece? How long did it take to make this piece?
By: violinspirit1. on 14 Dec 11, 23:50:33
That's cool? were can I make an Order lol