Bainbridge Island Artisan Resource Network is a Seattle community facility for artisans to share resources, education, and workspace. To help out this group, Tim Celeski designed a new workbench for the hand tool woodworkers.
The space required nine benches built on a budget. Tim added the challenge to make each workbench unique. So, in Rhino, he designed a unique 3D carved leg vise for each bench. He then used a CNC to carve each vise chop. The CNC sped up the carving and the precision work.
Watch this video introduction to see how they were made:
3D Carving a Woodworking Workbench Vise Chop with a CNC…
Posted Jun 30, 2017 by Sandy McNeel on Rhino News, etc.