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Hello, how old is the CNC, I'm not sure if I would be so casual with bearings falling apart and electrical issues on what looks to be a relatively new machine. They brag about the longevity of bearings over rack and pinion, now I'm torn. I really can't decide on who to buy, I'm in Canada and I would have to go to the States to pick it up and then parts and service become another issue.

You have no idea how happy this makes me. I have to patch a subfloor tomorrow and this greatly simplifies what I need to do.

How much would you charge for something like this?

Thank you !

Do you do the same with kitchens? I assume not since the amount of cabinets that run along together in kitchens are typically greater than a vanity. I'm trying to find a way were my parameters automatically spit out a single 1.5" frame between adjacent cabinets to eliminate the gaps and reduce the amount of rails like you did in this video.

Not my cup of tea but the work is nice

What do you think caused it?

why did you need to flip the board for the dado cuts? could you place the plywood face down, cut the dados. then cut the parts out?

what type of bit is this being used?

Might be a dumb question, but what kind of panel did you use, and does it matter?

IF only I had a CNC machine. The gate looks beautiful

On the left cabinet why not just increase the widths of the drawer front and doors to decrease spacing

I appreciate ya! Keep up the excellent work!!

Good idea, thanks!

Excellent thanks

Look into methylane blue this can help big time . If your mom is on cholesterol medicine get her off it . Your brain is made of 70 percent cholesterol . The cholesterol medicine is killing people slowly .

Can you do your face frames on the CNC as well?

and that's why using 5/8 or 3/4 plywood for a subfloor is a much better way to build !

You sit down when you work. 46 year old apprentice

Thank you very much for the comprehensive video 🙏

I have one of those machines in my garage too. 🙄

How do you like your Shop Sabre?

Quick question... why did you not cut the face frame out with the cnc?

Nice work but dang that subfloor couldn't handle the traffic.

Was this in a modular trailer?

In this case what material are the doors ? One piece mdf?

Good job

What am I missing here?

The closest: |🥲|

HDF doesn't sound as durable as any hardwood in a kitchen or bathroom. Do customers know what they are getting?

:OOOO I DO NEED THAT, WTFFFFFFFF WHERE AT???? HOW?!?

Shopsabre tech support is goated. I've never had any problems reaching out to them over the years and they've always gotten to the bottom of the issues. The fact that it's lifetime is such a valuable asset as well. Only two negatives that I can think of: the dust dock is booty. I've ruined many of them by having a thin strand of MDF or wood grtting trapped between the magnets during a tool change. They should seriously consider switching to n52 or larger neodymiums. The second thing is the tool height touch off probe, it can be somewhat innacurate at times.

This is awesome! Keep your videos coming please!

Need more money 😢

CNC router

Over kill

Beautiful wow Amazing work..Superior Carpentry !Beautiful catch of GODS Gift with wood and skills

Fire nice work

That’s some beautiful wood almost as beautiful as mine

Thanks for another great Video.

There are so many lessons to learn here. I agree a properly set up table saw can buzz out the front/back/bottoms quickly, with little waste. I learned that lesson when making a resaw jig for the bandsaw. Set up the dado and cut multiple pieces that are accurately aligned and the exact same fit. I see you opted for the Shopsaber, I can really only do 4x4 in my basement shop. I went with the OneFinety Elite Foreman with 2.2 Kw (3 hp) spindle and ATC. You are running Mozaik software. I am afraid I can’t justify the cost, I am running FreeCad, and may just have to write a cabinet design program. ( I am a retired Mechanical Engineer/Software developer) So, Erie Insurance? Are you anywhere near Erie, I grew up in the Erie area.

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Because satisfying thing I like it

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that's neither scrap wood nor is it work.

Unless you put relief pockets on the opposite side, those doors will cup.

What’s the angle on that bit?

nice

Thanks for takin the time to make this video lots of good information

Would you be interested in making a video of the electrical setup on your shop Sabre? I have a pro 408 that I am going to be hooking up this week and I would like to know if you could share some info? I also have the F4 vacuum pump you have. Thanks, Brian