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sawzall · 07-29-2013, 10:07 PM

brent

i am personally involved in two "similar" projects..

and am struggling with the same issues.. (how to protect the investment of time and money on our clubs part (and mine) ) from "sharing"

and.. what cost to associate with the drawings..

on another note..

there is in fact a 3d printed material that is based on "wood" and would certainly be acceptable for structural non ornamental body wood..

and..
currently 3d printers are available for under 1000... I have taught students from age 12 - 18 how to model parts more complicated than most of the body wood in a model a..

07-29-2013, 10:07 PM	#35
sawzall Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 420	Re: Making Wood Plans available brent i am personally involved in two "similar" projects.. and am struggling with the same issues.. (how to protect the investment of time and money on our clubs part (and mine) ) from "sharing" and.. what cost to associate with the drawings.. on another note.. there is in fact a 3d printed material that is based on "wood" and would certainly be acceptable for structural non ornamental body wood.. and.. currently 3d printers are available for under 1000... I have taught students from age 12 - 18 how to model parts more complicated than most of the body wood in a model a.. __________________ Pennsylvania has two seasons. Hershey week, and everything else https://sites.google.com/site/eastcoastwoodies/ Last edited by sawzall; 07-29-2013 at 10:23 PM.