Walking Liberty CNC 3D print model

THIS IS NOT A SCAN. IT IS NOT EXACT. IF YOU WANT THAT MOVE ALONG NOW.You're here looking at the thing! I am happy to host your eyeballs for a few moments. Thank you for your attention!THIS IS NOT A SCAN. IT IS NOT EXACT. IF YOU WANT THAT MOVE ALONG NOW.What can I say about this model, I learned so much while making it! Her face and hair are poor quality; it has no date or mint stamp (some of these coins don't actually have mint marks), missing a few sunrays and the highs and lows of the original are MUCH DIFFERENT. They wont hold up to critics close up - say if you're trying to make funny money. What can I say, my eye felt like they were bleeding and I just wanted to be done with the darn thing. Adolph Weinman was the original engraver of this coin and I would never attempt to outshine him. I could write you a paper on the guy; he did some really cool stuff- go to the Panama cannal and you'll see his work at entry and exit.

This was the first thing I cut and drafted for my CNC machine and it turns out quite impressive (though I still can't figure out how to make a profit on the endavour)! The file includes the orginal mesh created in Blender and an STL for those that want to send it for Gcoding. Libby, flag and the branches are all one manifolded piece. The sun text and stars are not welded together, in theory you could use those bits somewhere else if you desired.

As for cutting recommendations over 9 inches .2 depth with a 1/16 tappered ballnose works well. Under 9 and youll need to rough with a 3MM ball and then finish with a 1MM or real slow with a 1MM. My 30V at .2 depth just made junk in the robe folds.

Anyway here she is in all her splendorThank You.UNAAGAIN THIS IS NOT A SCAN IT HAS ITS OWN UNQIUE FLAWS.