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2D basic map of the Gulf of Mexico. I generalized the contour lines and simplified them. Then stained the various depths with dark tints of blue. 24x24
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Comments
What did you use to stain the wood different shades of Blue?
Where did you get the wood to make this happen? I'm still getting my xcarve legs under me and am hunting for nice solid pieces of wood to fit the full size of the machine.
Comments
What did you use to stain the wood different shades of Blue?
Jordan Grausam · June 09, 2019
I used the same stain just added various coats to the wood over and over until I got them they way I wanted them.
Richard M · June 09, 2019
I like it a lot. Great job.
Paul Weinstein · June 24, 2019
Thank you!
Richard M · June 25, 2019
What program did you use to get the topographic map? I'm having trouble finding one for a school project.
Mattison Donaldson · October 09, 2019
I found a image and just removed / cleaned up the items I didn't want on there. I also removed some of the elevation lines to simplify it.
Richard M · October 14, 2019
Where did you get the wood to make this happen? I'm still getting my xcarve legs under me and am hunting for nice solid pieces of wood to fit the full size of the machine.
Tom Larsen · December 17, 2019
This is 5 layers of 1/4in birch plywood. I cut each layer separate and then stacked them together.
Richard M · December 18, 2019
BEAUTIFUL
Eddie WilkersonPro · October 02, 2020
Very Nice Job looks like a fun Project
Jeffrey Shipley · December 14, 2020
Well done! Beautiful craftsmanship.
Dawn Baker · November 15, 2022