Textured Interlocking Plant Stand
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Classic interlocked plant stand with flip-milled texturing.
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X-Carve Pro
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Pine
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I used a tapered ballnose for the texturing, started it at the default feedrate and then bumped it up by 10%—but it probably could have gone even faster.
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remade Interlocking Plant Stand by Katie Cleveland
John McWhirterPro · October 06, 2026
carved this project
1 hr 35 min total · X-Carve Pro · 3/4" Pine
John McWhirterPro · October 06, 2026
added 3 photos
John McWhirterPro · October 06, 2026
added 2 photos
John McWhirterPro · October 08, 2026
published Textured Interlocking Plant Stand to the Gallery
John McWhirterPro · October 08, 2026
This was my first idea of something to do with the new texturing feature. It's also my first successful flip-milled design! Since the flip is between two texturing passes, the very slight registration differences aren't as noticeable in the final product. The pine was mostly a test though I'm pretty happy with how it came out. I'll still probably redo it in hard wood.
John McWhirterPro · October 08, 2026
What texture is that?
Jeff TalbotPro · October 08, 2026
Hatsuri. You can see it by opening the project, selecting the textured part and looking at the "Cut" tab.
John McWhirterPro · October 08, 2026 · edited