Moose or Deer head files?

[Stagecraft]

I've seen cnc'd deer and moose heads built from slot and tab plywood components. Anybody here know of a source for the files?
Thanks - Boyd

[rcnewcomb]

Is this close?
->Link (http://theurbannaturalist.blogspot.com/2008/03/snow-home.html)
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_h8kGR0ccZDY/R9atEistT3I/AAAAAAAAAf8/tFrE8IrPBh4/s400/moose2010200727442.jpg

->Link (http://emorykrall.com/2006/06/flat-pack-friends/)
http://emorykrall.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/fpf-black-moose-460x382.jpg

[Mike Kelly]

Did these up earlier this year, let me know if this helps.
I like the moose in Randall's post

Mike

[Stagecraft]

I don't know that those are the ones I'd seen previously but dang that moose is cool!
We bought a log home yesterday with a fireplace that's just screaming for something like that. - Boyd

[Mike Kelly]

Can you let me know if you find a bigger Moose,
The one that I did is used as a jewelery holder by my daughter.

Mike

[space67]

Here is a bigger deer if somebody is interested.

[steve_g]

Peter

An interesting looking deer... however the file imported as thousands of segments that will not join. Is there another export strategy you can try ?

SG

[space67]

Try 2.
Here is a stl and a new dxf file, hope this is better.
What kind of software do you use?
I might be able to save it in the right format for you.

[steve_g]

Peter

Those both work for me... Thanks!

SG

[mark_stief]

Peter
What thickness of plywood is that file set up for was going to try and cut one out for a holiday display Thanks Mark

[steve_g]

Mark

Peters files are metric, just scale them till you get something that works for your material... you can also cut on the line and depending on the bit diameter make it work for various materials.

SG

[space67]

It is for 6 mm, not sure how mush in inches (1/4 ?)