Originally shared by Dana Spisak Shapeoko used to create a stamp from Lego mini

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Originally shared by Dana Spisak

Shapeoko used to create a stamp from Lego mini fig patent drawing

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Nice what material do you use to make a stamp? Does it machine well?

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also, what software did you use for CAM? I’m assuming this was a 3d cut? Or perhaps it is all just a single layer and everything is pocketed around it (2.5d)?

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It’s linoleum mounted on mdf from Hobby Lobby. Machines nicely IMO, but I don’t have much experience for comparison.

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I created the SVG from the patent application image in Inkscape. Easel.com was used for design and CAM.

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Cool! I just bought a piece of linoleum from Blick today for that very purpose did you use Easel as gcode sender too or just to generate the gcode?

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Universal g-code sender

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Neat! I was thinking about making some lino stamps on my Shapeoko!