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I've tried Fusion360 and lost all my hair in the process. Might have to come around and get some lessons. Good to see you back by the way. Great video. 👍

Oooo Star Seller! Well done mate 😊

Good to see you back Kieran! Will have to come back to this video though, I'm diving back into CNC work soon and kicking off learning in Fusion360 again, can't wait!

Now this is a project I could not find in Woody Hyezmar's Woodworking Bible. Yet there's something very similar to it, Itry go’ogling his latest stuff, I think you can still get it at no cost.

Where are the screws of the floating brackets? 😮

Whats the thickness of the material you used for the whole box? 1/2 inch?

Mmmm.. I dont like that.. Cnc.. I think youll have to Google what that means bro. Im sorry

Could you please leave links for the led strips , controls and connectors

Mate, I actually wanted to see how you hooked up the all the LEDs to one connector

What is the name of red material used to block laser light

Very good but a little fast to absorb ,But I love your drive. Was just curious thinking about building guitars. Got to start some where.

Where’s your driver?

Only problem with your enclosure is you cannot raise the laser when you want to use a rotary.

Hi how are you!! I'm considering buying a diode laser cutting machine. However, I realized that caution is needed when dealing with MDF. Furthermore, I am wondering whether this precaution should be extended to other materials, especially since, regarding MDF, which is not widely discussed in Brazil, I had to seek information abroad. Although it is a topic that is rarely covered, I was concerned to discover that there is evidence that MDF may be linked to cancer, due to the gases that are produced during the laser cutting process. Unfortunately, I was unable to find information about the gases emitted when burning other materials, such as cardboard. Would you have any knowledge or information about this? Furthermore, I would like to know if there is some kind of exhaust cabin for this equipment, which is capable of filtering and cleaning these gases before they are released into the environment. Look at the answer I already had about this (if you're scared, just don't do it because everything in life causes some kind of harm to your health). Thank you in advance for your help and guidance. thanks ola tudo bem !!estou considerando comprar uma máquina de corte a laser de diodo. No entanto, percebi que é necessário ter cautela ao lidar com o MDF. Além disso, estou pensando se essa precaução deve ser estendida a outros materiais, especialmente porque, sobre o MDF, que não é amplamente discutido no Brasil, precisei buscar informações no exterior. Embora seja um tema pouco abordado, fiquei preocupado ao descobrir que há indícios de que o MDF pode estar relacionado ao câncer, devido aos gases que são produzidos durante o processo de corte a laser. Infelizmente, não consegui encontrar informações sobre os gases emitidos durante a queima de outros materiais, como exemplo também o papelão. Você teria algum conhecimento ou informação sobre isso? Além disso, gostaria de saber se existe alguma espécie de cabine de exaustão para este equipamento, que seja capaz de filtrar e limpar esses gases antes de serem liberados no ambiente. olha a resposta ja tive sobre isso (que se você esta com medo é so não fazer porque tudo na vida faz algum tipo de mal para a saúde). Agradeço desde já pela sua ajuda e orientação. obrigado

I am about to take delivery of a 10w creality laser cutter/engraver add on for my Ender 3v2. I have just finnished making an enclosure, and am about to finish it by adding an extractor fan I bought off ebay. I am just wondering where best to fit the extractor and decided youtube would throw some light on the subject, hence here I am. I have made my enclosure out of a wooden fram with MDF sides, and I will be making a clear perspect front/door for it later today.

Hello friend, I congratulate you on your content, I see that you have a workbee cnc, do you have a video of the upgrade you made? It looks bigger. thank you

Love your videos mate. I Am looking into getting a cnc machine and your videos are perfect for a newby like me. Just curious tho, as I am in the debacle of choice, is there a reason you went with your machine over say the outback that the maker store sells. I’m wondering if the outback is worth the extra coin?

Nice job!

Wow Keiran, The Maker Store should be absolutely chuffed with this! What a comprehensive guide to getting their gear working. Well done.

All these wonderful machines, all that knowledge and time - and all people ever make on these is useless junk! Hey, I know it pays, but these machines could be so great at actually making parts for "real" things.

Once again mate you've made a gift box that will outshine any contents...and outlast them by many years 🎉

Looking to build an enclosure.

Good material, thanks! The vacuum!!!!

Comprehensive is an understatement! A great watch/revisit for anyone wanting to get into the world of CNC's. 👍

Love this, what a great gift idea. Love the use of the rubber mats. I'm more than likely going to steal this idea off you. Cheers mate. 👍

Hey there, amazing woodworking community! 👋 We just finished creating this unique DIY whiskey gift box and are thrilled to share it with you. But now, we're curious... What's your dream woodworking project? 🤔 👇 Drop your ideas below! 👇 Whether it's a challenging piece of furniture, a creative home decor item, or something entirely different, we'd love to hear about it. Your ideas not only inspire us but could be featured in our upcoming videos! Bonus Question: Would you like to see more projects combining traditional woodworking with modern techniques like CNC and laser engraving? Let us know! Don't forget to grab the build plans linked in the description to start crafting your own whiskey gift box and to help support the channel, which we could not be more thankful for! 📐 Thanks for being part of our journey. Keep building, keep dreaming, and remember - every shavings a story! Happy Building! 🛠 #CommunityWoodworking #ShareYourIdeas #KJHFamily

Mate that turned out really nice. The foam inserts are genius!

Nice! The cut inserts for the inside are such a great idea 👏

Thank you very much for this video, such a huge support. I learnt so many essential facts

Nice, thank you ☺

I was waiting for the gravel to get its revenge on a bit or blade 😜 What a lava-licious undertaking! Lots of effort but way cool. Great work mate!

Thanks for an excellent step-by-step tutorial. I tried to use your code to create a new macro in "OpenBuilds Control". I got this error message when I tried to run it: error: 2 - Numeric value format is not valid or missing an expected value. [ %ENDMILL_DIAMETER = 3.175 ] I know that you use a different controller but I'm hoping someone here can help me out. (I'm not a coder.) Thank you.

Great video. Love the detail. I learned a lot

hooooly fuck i hope i am that person, that clock looks awesome

Awesome video! Looks great!

Okie sorry, you can't mention ball-related kickback and *NOT* now make a full video 🤣🤣 Must be done... and lucky you got your beautiful little girl beforehand! So glad to hear she was your inspiration to get started :D

Congratulations on the channel, very cool your videos success that like from mgf.

I saw women try cutting a board with a serrated bread knife.

To clarify the woman nailing in screw. The full video clip makes complete sense however, when it was cut down it now looks really bad, which I missed in the editing process. The woman drills a pilot hole, then taps the screw into the hole, to secure it when drilling. No, she is not nailing in a screw, instead of a nail. Let's do our upmost to keep this comments section inviting, and free of any inappropriate comments, that is a result of my editing ability, not the woman's ability!

"Women can be woodworkers!" Then shows a video of a woman trying to hammer a screw into a piece of wood. LMAO!

4:19 only a women would hammer down on a screw like this

Be careful when using reclaimed wood. Especially pallet wood. It often has nails or other things in it which can damage your tools. Even when using cheap pine common boards you might get from Home Depot or other stores. Just the other day I ran one through my planer and found that a staple was in the end of the board was driven deep enough in the wood that it wasn't visible and it chipped my blade.

at 4:23 are they… are they hammering a screw???😂😂😂

I've never heard any of these "myths"

Doesn’t sound like a pleasant experience mate

Ouch 😣, that ‘incident’ sounds like one of those things that you want to know and at the same time don’t want to know 😂. Good video mate, I think I certainly debunked myth #2 with my two last videos.

That is awesome, so much space and much easier to reach. Well, I think I am now all caught up with your back catalogue mate, looking forward to you next builds :D

That's very cool, definitely on the do list. (Though a bit smaller, I wish I had that space) 😅

That's an awesomely solid cart. Liked the retro-fixes...always the way. However, speaking of gimmicks... RZ Masks ;) Sorry mate, Analytical chemist pet peeze comment... RZ masks do nothing to protect you from fumes. You need a proper cartridge mask such as the 3M with the appropriate level of organic filter for spray painting and epoxy work. PS - RZ masks are also not rated to any Australian standard for dust either last time I checked... the filters are, but the mask itself has failed seal tests in the US numerous times. They are better than not wearing a mask, but I'd never recommend them for long-term protection.)

So awesome!! 👊🏼😃