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I've made some good money with simple signs like this. Very popular. What model machine did you get?

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I have used it over enamel paint and milk paint in the past. It worked over the enamel but not the milk paint. It just pulled up the paint. I would assume it will do the same thing with latex paint. The best option, if feasible for your project, would be to first paint your project and then put a coat of polyurethane over the paint. That may prevent the paint from pulling up. I have seen people use extra wide frog tape over painted projects but it left a lot of frayed edges of tape. Not the best when you are planning to paint. Hope that helps!

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Are you trying to load it into vectric?

Loading to Vectric no problem I want to know how to choose step by step ever moment when changing bits

@@Tulunayo I tried to put that in the video, is there a specific step you need explained?

On the video you are sayin grid layer loaded with 60 degree V bitI just wish to see how you choose those layers . When you start job. Sorry I am a beginner may be askin dummy questions

This will be the my first CNC work

Are your parameters for your zeroing block set correctly? Otherwise, I would jump on the masso forums and see if anyone else has had the same issue and how the solved it

@@twoelmbuilds I’ll check some forums, i looked on the Onefinity forum and didn’t find the topic. I just tried again with this next file, so i homed the machine just to make sure everything was starting in the right place. Loaded the file and the tool physical location didn’t match at all with the crosshairs on the controller. I’m still looking for answers here. So to cut this next part of this simple shop stool i jogged the spindle way off to the right and hit zero and then ran the program…. Just offsetting this error

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I just paused the recording and clicked on each vector that I didn't want and deleted it, a quick clean up of extra vectors. It took a few minutes to do and I was trying to keep the video short. Nothing to crazy... I wish it was as simple as clicking a button though! Thanks for the question and for watching 👍

You are correct that it is a 100% markup, but it is also a 50% Profit Margin. Two different things. I know I didn't nail it in the explanation perfectly, but I think it hit the numbers for most to understand. Thanks for watching! Appreciate the comment!

Thanks for watching 👍 I have zero experience with Mach 4 but I bet it has similar limits. Be sure to home and start at the X:0, Y:0 location. Then make sure you toolpaths do not extend past the cutting area of the Avid cnc. Finally, be sure you have the right bit set in Vectric. That's where I would start. If that doesn't help, I would jump on the forums for Mach 4 and Avid to see if there is anything else that can help.

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I don't have a QWC frame so I can't say for certain it there is anything that would prevent it from working. Can you place your own dimension of spoilboard on a QWC frame or does it have a specific setup for a spoilboard?

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Thanks! Good question! I have a few options for you, the best option is if you can cut the oval and sign together from one rectangle sheet, if you already have the oval cut you will just have to mount the oval squarely and securely onto a larger rectangle piece of sheet good and slide the sheet through. That will take a little more ingenuity on the design side but it can be done.

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You can build a spoilboard like that and it works well. I prefer to use inserts because they are easier to re-use (in my opinion) and they pull out if you accidentally tighten too hard, I stead of raise up your spoilboard from underneath, thus making your project not flat. Just two differing styles with their own pluses and minuses. Thanks for the insight and watching 👍

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I usually leave my Z mount on the lowest setting so I don't have to physically move it but you may need to if you are using a different bit or a spindle. I hope that answers the question you are asking.

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Thanks for watching 👍 the sign was square so it must just be camera angles making it look off.

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To draw the grid it needs to be one continuous line all the way through without ending.

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Good question, beeswax will not go rancid and it would take years for the mineral oil to oxidize and go bad. So, it is doubtful you need to worry about an expiration time. If you have an older tin if conditioner and it has a bad odor, I would just throw it out to be safe.

@@twoelmbuildscan you use this wax to recondition a board that was originally finished with tung oil?

@@josephjohnson6229 I would say you could, as long as the tung oil is fully cured. If it isn'tcured, the oils aren't going to work well together. I wouldn't put tung oil over mineral oil because the mineral oil will never cure under that Tung oil. But mineral oil over cured tung oil should be fine.

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I have done it many times. The key is very shallow depth cuts and you will still need to do tons of sanding.

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