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Thanks for the kind words!

Thank you very much!

Thank you so much 😀

I used mineral oil for the finish. Thanks for the kind words!

I did not make this file. I was able to get it off one of the many FB groups I follow. Unfortunately I can’t remember which.

I like MDF a lot since it is inexpensive, but it is hard on the bits. I appreciate you watching and the kind words!

I got of off Etsy.

Funny you say that. I’ve been thinking the same thing for these ashtrays so the graphic can still been seen. Thanks for the confirmation!

@@encarwoodworking just have to grind the edges a little. Should make them for cigars, just a wider groove.

@Mr.Peabody961 I can’t agree more, especially since I’m a cigar guy. But I purchased this file on Etsy and left it as is.

Yea it can be difficult. I also get bleeding even after using shellac or lacquer. I really can’t say for sure but I do sometimes do a deeper depth of cut so it allows me to sand more material, which allows me to get most of the bleeding

@@encarwoodworking what tooling and setup did you use for the words? 60 degree? .1 depth?

@Mr.Peabody961 I’ll check when I get home but it was definitely 60 degree vbit.

@@encarwoodworking thanks, appreciate it. Btw what fonts work for you I’m still struggling with finding ones that consistently look good.

@Mr.Peabody961 it’s tough to say. If I’m carving a file I bought from Etsy or got from FB I pretty much leave it alone. But if I’m making something from scratch I always go through the list to see what works. I also browse dafont.com and see what looks cool.

Merci ! Vous êtes trop gentil!

Bienvenue dans le monde de la CNC. Je sais que vous apprendrez et réaliserez de grands projets. Merci d'avoir regardé !

@@encarwoodworking Excusez moi j'ai une petite question c'est quoi le produit ???? que vous mettez à 0:23 de la vidéo Merci d'avance pour votre retour.

C'est oramask 831 (a.co/d/amj4gtr).

@@encarwoodworking Merci mais page introuvable

Désolé, le lien ne sera pas publié pour une raison quelconque. Il vous suffit de rechercher oramask 831 dans votre navigateur ou sur Amazon.com

If I remember correctly, this file was available on the file section of a FB group. Unfortunately I follow quite a few groups so I can’t specifically say which. I really appreciate the kind words!

The little thumbnail picture i have says detective on this video? My end shows exec director.

But I do have a totally separate video that shows a similar badge that says detective

Orraah!

I usually charge $200 for it. I am not. I just have a lot of friends that are and ask me to try and make things for them lol. Thanks for watching!

Thanks Ron! Yea is slow going at the new place. As always I appreciate your support

So sorry for the late reply. I actually bought the svg file from Etsy then paid a guy to turn it into a 3d relief.

@@encarwoodworking nice! Thanks for reply and great work

So sorry for the late reply. It is oramask. I got it from Amazon!

Thanks you so much! It definitely looks better from afar but as you get close it is not as clear.

So true!

Thank you for the kind words!

Honestly I probably spent $25 on the hardware and the wood was bought bundled. If I had to guess probably around $45-$50.

Hey I will like you to make me one and the size I am looking for is 36” by 20” and how much will it cost

@NOVA1967-bx2ke I would love to but my CnC is disassembled due to moving into a new location. It may be awhile before we get settled in and be back up a running, terribly sorry 😢

I appreciate the love! Thank you so much!

I’d love to but I’m currently in the middle of a move and will be behind in videos unfortunately. But I’ll keep it in mind when I get back up and running. Thanks for the kind words!

It was done with two bits. First was with a 1/4 end mill for the profile cut then a tapered ball nose for the 3d cut. Thank you for the kind words!

This took approximately 1 hour and doc was for the 90 degree vbit.

Ooorah! I tend to clear my thumb drive of the G codes but I’ll try to find if I have it.

Thanks sir!

Any luck for a Salty Dog?@@encarwoodworking

@@encarwoodworking Just in case you ever want to do it because you deleted your files of your thumb drive, you might want to know that you really didn't and they can be retrieved. You can think of it as putting your foot in the mud. Your foot may not be there anymore but your foot print still is. It easy to google the code...or it used to be anyway.

@iwannaapple7190 that’s good to know. I’ll try to hunt it down that way

To be honest I would have went a different one. The little screws vibrate out often. The brand is dustimator.

I hope so Ron! Thanks again for the love and for watching!

Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate you watching!

Thanks again!

Thanks a lot! I really appreciate it!

I am using vcarve pro. Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks Ron! Yea it isn’t too complicated and there a so many ways to personalize it. And a potential little money maker 😜

Thanks! Yep I’m in Rancho

Sweet!! Very close! Love to meet up with you one day and just bend your ear dude!. Now I have someone close that I can recommend as well when I can’t squeeze no one else in!

@gthmcty111 I think that would be a great idea!

Thank you for watching and your kind words!

@@encarwoodworking I have done a few of them they are on my page … check them out if you have a chance.

I don’t think it’s ideal speed and feed but I ran it on 100 inch/min and whatever setting 3 1/2 is on the Makita router. The Ega is essentially 8x9 1/2 and took approximately 4 1/2 hours. Hope that helps a little, thanks!

I’m sorry I do not.

Thank you for the kind words! You will love your CnC!

I think you might be on to something. Might not be too difficult to modify the file to get rid of the bowl and make it into some decorative piece

I thought it was a cool design as well. Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Cheers!

I usually would use MDF but, like you stated, the thin parts would have been the issue, which is why I used poplar. I did have to sand a little due to my bit being dull, but not too much. The wood was 1” in thickness and the bit was a downcut. The sander I used worked well on the back side of the project. Thanks for watching and hope I helped a little.

Thanks Ron! Appreciate the kinds words.

Wow, I am happy that that one of my videos helped out! Everything I’ve learned was from this great community from YT university. Thanks for your kind words and for watching!

I had some make the Stl since I use vcarve pro. I want to get aspire and learn to make the 3d myself but not quite sure though

Looking back at the file it looks like if didn’t set a flat depth on the 90 degree vbit I used. Thanks for watching!