Wooden Ford 1903 Logo
Intro: Wooden Ford 1903 Logo
Hello everyone, in this project I wanna show you how to make Wooden Ford 1903 Logo. I made video and step by step instruction how to make it. It is very easy and cheap project.
So, let's go to work :)
Materials:
- wood
- wood varnish
- wood filler
- template (step 3)
Tools:
- sandpaper
- cnc router or chisel
STEP 1: Watch the Video
Video will give you a good overview on how to create such a Wooden Ford 1903 Logo. But the following steps will still contain some extra useful information.
STEP 2: Find Material
First find a good material for logo. I used beech wood and cut to size around 200x250x25 mm . Remember wood must be dry!
STEP 3: Engrave Logo
To engrave logo in wood I used cnc router. I prepared template in PDF and EPS files, you can download it below.
STEP 4: Improve Surface
After cnc router surface and side walls aren't look very good. To improve it I used sandpaper and belt sander.
STEP 5: Fill Engrave
To make contrast between engrave and wood, use wood filler. I used dark color. And good advice: better is fill holes with few thin layers than one thick layer :) I filled 3 times. When first layer is dry, use sandpaper and again wood filler, sand papper. When your surface is perfectly flat time to next step.
STEP 6: Paint Logo
Now time to paint logo. I used clear varnish.
STEP 7: Finish
Your Wooden Ford 1903 Logo is completely finished :)
You did it!
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14 Comments
DanL63 7 years ago
Thomas Workshop 7 years ago
cougarmandan 7 years ago
Is your prototype for sale? Love me some Ford stuff
Nesmaniac 7 years ago
Awesome job! Looks really nice & I might have to make one to go with all the cardboard model T delivery trucks & old ford tool collection.
Thomas Workshop 7 years ago
Thanks :) I seen your classic cars and I am pretty sure this logo will be look very good with them.
Dwilli9013 7 years ago
Clever and well done Instructable. Only question I have is what bit did you use on the CNC engrave. Nice!
Thomas Workshop 7 years ago
I used:
-SIngle Flute Engraving V-Bit 20degrees
-Double Flutes Spiral Milling Cutter 1.5mm and 3mm
dollywild 7 years ago
digamma101 7 years ago
I have a father in law that doesn't know that he is getting this for Christmas now. Thanks a bunch ?.
Thomas Workshop 7 years ago
Thanks, It will be good gift for Christmas :)
Anirudh Ralhan 7 years ago
Thomas Workshop 7 years ago
Thanks :)
ClenseYourPallet 7 years ago
Thomas Workshop 7 years ago
Thanks :)