[Jeff Tamagini]

Its been quite a long time since i have been able to play with Maxwell. This is a laser table that I am currently designing and figured I would play with MWR over the long weekend, it'll be a while till i get back at it but here is the start

[Jeff Tamagini]

Excellent, 117 views not one comment, i suck

[jc4d]

Excellent, 117 views not one comment, i suck

Because you post photos

The second image is awesome

[SunlightRocker]

We are dumb with astonishment.

[Maximus3D]

What a great attention to detail and such precision modeling Jeff the tabletop looks good with that material on, what kinda material is that ? and btw, how does this lasertable actually work in real life ? i haven't seen these types of devices before.

Good job!

/ Max

[piem]

Great precision in the modeling tasks
indeed

Nurbs modeling ?

[sms]

Wow, impressive! Looks like a photo

[Jeff Tamagini]

wow a little self deprication and look what happens

Max, the table top material is a perf metal material from the mxm website, I forget who did it right now but a big thanks to whom ever did. I know very little as to the science of what they are doing on the tables it basically limitless, but the basics are the holes on the table top are threaded so that they can mount mirrors and things in any configuration you could imagine, the legs of the table are air springs to minimize vibration and the shelving above is for all the electronics associated to with whatever they are doing.

Piem, yes the flexable piping is max nurbs modeling, and there are a few other things in the scene modeled in max, but 95% is done in ADT 2007

[Tim Ellis]

Nice work. The second looks great.


Not heard of a laser table before, will there be one or several lasers?


Tim.

[chrisvconley]

Second image. Buh. Duh. I am...



sssssnnnnaaaaaap!!!!

Nice work. Or as Mike verta would say, "Solid."


Chris