These are but three possible variations. There are actually fourteen separate motifs that can be mixed and matched up to six at a time, giving you 3,003 variations to match mood and decor.
Just for fun, I used the CFP mdf with birch on one side and red oak on the other â flipping one or more individual motif pushes the number of variation to over 270k.
NB: I am not selling or sharing the design files, as this is derived from a commercial pattern.
You are correct, but I have made a carefully considered decision not to do so. This is a commercial product for me. Iâm making these to generate income. I found the artist and entered into a license agreement to produce the physical product. It is against my best interest to give away info that would dilute the market for this product. Surely you can understand that and respect my decision.
The MoaG forum rule is not to ask for any file used â this is a showcase for projects that illustrate the myriad possibilities of the Glowforge. Regardless of the rule, I get numerous requests for the files used in some of my posts via DM (I assume other posters get them as well), so Iâve started adding the little disclaimer in hopes that this will gently guide folks not to DM me with requests that will only be politely declined.
To be honest, I feel like Iâm in a damned if I do, damned if I donât situation. No disclaimer = DM requests. With disclaimer = fewer DM requests and âsuggestionsâ that I share my sources.
License agreement - makes complete sense, that wasnât stated in the original post or Iâd not asked.
Forum rule - technically I wasnât asking for a file - I specifically stated posting a link to the artists work so we could also purchase. If youâve entered into a license agreement and youâre modifying design so you can sell, I get it. If you wanted to post a file youâd done so on the shared files forum. No biggie.
Your follow up post makes sense, Iâll figure something out if I want to make my own!
Very cool! Love the remix capability. Are all 6 layers the same size? The perspective that makes it look like theyâre smaller behind but given the number of combinations you mentioned it sounds like every single layer is the same.
Also FWIW, you initially mentioned that youâre not sharing design files because theyâre derived from a commercial pattern so it made sense people asked to support that commercial pattern. Once it was clear you intended to sell your work commercially, I think everyone respected those wishes and were understanding. Best of luck! I think many people would pay for this!
Zactly - thank you for elegantly stating what I was trying to state. The spirit of these forums (at least for most people) isnât nefarious, itâs a giant collaborative of sharing. I canât add to what you wrote, so Iâll just say ditto.