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CShake <cshake+pov### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> Sorry about the incorrect last one, that was just a square bumps thing,
> here's a real knurl.
> Once again, the shape of the 'cylinder' itself is defined, then the
> spacing of the peaks (this time different for vertical and horizontal,
> to allow for non-45degree angles of knurling). Tops of peaks can be
> flattened off, and the valleys can be chopped too (though that isn't
> possible when doing this on a lathe).
>
Beautiful work! This is a 'keeper' image for me, going into my collection.
I was wondering if you had previously tried the 'quilted' pattern (as turned
into a function, for use with the HF_Cylinder macro in shapes.inc)? That would
seem to be an alternate method to create a knurling effect on a cylinder,
although I haven't tried it myself.
Ken W.
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