wood working arch design using fusion 360 or vcarve pro
Budget: $70 – $200 CAD
Project Overview: Create a clean, production-ready DXF and nc file for the attached design. Gemini_Generated_Image_rpbj1wrpbj1wrpbj.png. There are 3 drawings
1) middle arch
2) side arch
3) design between two arches
The final output is a G-code and DXF file
Please check the other attachment PDF and JPG from another project.
Technical Requirements: Vectors must be closed, smooth, and optimized for CNC routing (VCarve Pro) with no overlapping lines or open nodes.
1. The Overall Dimensions
• Height: 12 feet ($144$ inches).
• Width: 6 feet ($72$ inches) is the "Golden Ratio" for this height ($2:1$ ratio). This prevents the arch from looking too skinny or too bulky.
2. Breakdown of the Arch Components
To achieve that specific "pill" or "ripple" shape where the top is not a perfect circle:
• Pillar Height (Straight Sides): 9 feet ($108$ inches). This is the vertical section before the curve begins.
• Arch Top (The Curve): 3 feet ($36$ inches).
o Proportion Tip: If you use a perfect half-circle, the radius would be $36$ inches. However, for the "flattened" look in your image, you should use an elliptical path where the height of the curve is slightly less than half the total width.
3. Layer Offsets (The 3-Layer Ripple)
For the tiered look to be visible from a distance (like on a stage), the offsets between layers should be significant:
• Layer 1 (Outer): $144$ inches high x $72$ inches wide.
• Layer 2 (Middle): $138$ inches high x $60$ inches wide ($6$-inch offset).
• Layer 3 (Inner): $132$ inches high x $48$ inches wide ($6$-inch offset).
1) middle arch
2) side arch
3) design between two arches
The final output is a G-code and DXF file
Please check the other attachment PDF and JPG from another project.
Technical Requirements: Vectors must be closed, smooth, and optimized for CNC routing (VCarve Pro) with no overlapping lines or open nodes.
1. The Overall Dimensions
• Height: 12 feet ($144$ inches).
• Width: 6 feet ($72$ inches) is the "Golden Ratio" for this height ($2:1$ ratio). This prevents the arch from looking too skinny or too bulky.
2. Breakdown of the Arch Components
To achieve that specific "pill" or "ripple" shape where the top is not a perfect circle:
• Pillar Height (Straight Sides): 9 feet ($108$ inches). This is the vertical section before the curve begins.
• Arch Top (The Curve): 3 feet ($36$ inches).
o Proportion Tip: If you use a perfect half-circle, the radius would be $36$ inches. However, for the "flattened" look in your image, you should use an elliptical path where the height of the curve is slightly less than half the total width.
3. Layer Offsets (The 3-Layer Ripple)
For the tiered look to be visible from a distance (like on a stage), the offsets between layers should be significant:
• Layer 1 (Outer): $144$ inches high x $72$ inches wide.
• Layer 2 (Middle): $138$ inches high x $60$ inches wide ($6$-inch offset).
• Layer 3 (Inner): $132$ inches high x $48$ inches wide ($6$-inch offset).