How to make a metal Christmas ornament

The process of using a CNC router to make a metal casting mold to cast Christmas ornaments. This was a super fun project I can wait to start casting some metal.
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[@slyman6776]

What is that computer stand you using? Oh I about to buy the Shapeoko 5pro but im not sure if i should get the 4x4 or 4x2..just wanted to know your opinion about the 4x4 thanks in advance

[@builtforlife]

Well i think if you plan on cutting large items or flat pack furniture it’s great. However it takes up a ton of space. I’ll have to look up the comp stand I’ll drop it in the description in a little bit.

[@slyman6776]

@@builtforlife so if you had to do it over again you would have got the 4x2?

[@builtforlife]

No i wouldn’t say that …i bought mine with intentions and designs in hand to use the 4x4 area, but if i were just planning on making flags, plaques and general cnc designs 2x4 can do a lot and if you work the tiling feature you can do 4x anything just a little less efficient.

[@slyman6776]

@@builtforlife Thank you , I think I will go with the 4x2..Im not going to be doing any big items atm since I am just starting this new hobby. Thank you for your time and honesty.