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We wanted to keep them visible so we decided to skip the edge banding. After a couple of cours of lacquer, they are sealed nicely.

Glad you like it! Thank you for watching!

Thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the project and that the shop cart design is still serving you well. It's fantastic to know our builds are being put to good use in your workshop.

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Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the project. If your laser cutter can handle cutting 9 mm sheets, you should be able to make this. For the leg components and the body, you will need to glue two parts together to get the necessary thickness, but it’s definitely doable.

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Glad to hear that! Thank you for watching!

Thank you for the feedback! I understand your preference for traditional chess pieces, especially if you're accustomed to their shapes and sizes. Your point about the cutout pieces having the same outer edge is valid, and it’s helpful to know how different designs impact gameplay.

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We purchased the machine from Onefinity CNC

Thank you for the compliments! In the video demonstration, we used a Morbidelli M100 CNC machine. For our recent projects, we have switched to using a hobby-level machine - the Onefinity Journeyman.

Thank you for your kind words! We're glad you liked the project. You can find the CNC files for the workbench on our website at aribabox.com

Paldies, Andrej! Lai jaunais darba galds Tev kalpo ilgi un raženi!

Thank you! It's not just about the size of the machine; it's all about what you know how to do with it. If you split the larger parts into multiple smaller ones, you can make the workbench using a tiling approach. It might take more time, but it's definitely doable.

Thank you for the valuable feedback. We're still learning to get the right pacing for our videos, both in narration and demonstrations, to make them more enjoyable to watch. Your input is much appreciated, and we'll work on incorporating pauses and slowing down our narration for a better viewing experience. Thanks again for your support!

Thank you! You should definitely give the Fusion CAM section a try-it's simple yet quite advanced, making it one of the best software options for hobby use. You won't be disappointed!

Thank you! Glad to hear you find our work inspiring! And welcome to the CNC community!

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Thank you for the compliments! As you know, it's not just about the tools but how you use them to push boundaries and achieve great results.

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Thank you, Viesturs! Glad you like it!

Alright, will make the video on setting up the CNC operations 👌🏼

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You will find the free DXF file for this and many other CNC projects on our website aribabox.com

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@@ali-aidrous you can email us to contact@aribabox.com

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Thank you! Glad you like it. We cut the whole project using a 3 mm straight-flute bit.

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There might be multiple reasons for that: 1. Make sure the Stock is a "component" not only as a "body" within the design. 2. The Stock and Parts should be separate components, allowing you to move them around independently. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.

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Thanks for the binge-watch streak! Appreciate the comparison! Matthias Wandel is a legend.

Yes, we have the Makita RT07

Thank you! 🙏🏼

Glad to hear you enjoyed the video! We use mostly Fusion 360 for the modeling. It also has quite an advanced CAM section, that makes setting up the CNC operations more convenient.

@@Aribabox thanks for your answers, I am starting to work on CNC but I'm modeling first with AutoCAD, and then if I want to translate the model to the CNC I work with ARTCAM, it's so slow that process and I want to know if FUSION could generate .mmg files to the CNC

@@emmanuelcabreraortiz1026 Using two software for CNC projects can indeed slow down the process. Regarding .mmg file export, Fusion 360 primarily exports .nc program files. However, there might be extensions available that enable .mmg file creation.

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Obrigado! Sim, os arquivos do projeto estão disponíveis em nosso site aribabox.com

Thank you for the idea! Staining the ply would add more options and creative looks to our builds.

Thank you for the clever comment! Glad you like the project and the result!

Спасибо за ваше беспокойство. Работать так близко к лезвию фрезера было не лучшей идеей. Больше не повторится! 👌

You are right! We should have come up with a safer way to trim the small parts.

Absolutely! We can provide the caster wheel files with imperial dimensions. Just send us an email, and our team will promptly send you the PDF files tailored to your needs.

Thank you for the compliments and thank you for watching! Sure, we have the Onefinity Journeyman CNC equipped with Makita palm router - total costs ~ 3500 USD

Thank you! Our team can send you the project files in PDF format. Just email us your order number and we will send you the files within two business days.

It depends on the chair design. The bottom arch should be long enough so it would be impossible for the chair to flip over when rocking. It's dependent on the center of mass of the chair.

@@Aribabox oh okay now I understand

Thank you! 🙏 Yes, we love sharing our projects for people to try them out and gain confidence in their CNC skills.

@@Aribabox is it okay to sell things we make with free designs from your site? Some of them look sellable as small decorations. İt's yours to decide

​@@yasinkolgu The files on our website are for personal use only, however, we are open to licensing our designs. Send us an email to discuss our potential collaboration.

@@Aribabox I don't have a CNC yet😆 but I'm lost in CNC videos. I like how amazing things can be made. Also is it possible to make a two-sided job in Fusion 360? Do you have any videos about it? Making something simple like a bowl maybe?

@@yasinkolgu Oh, you are missing out big time! 😅 Sure, you can do two-sided cuts and set them up with Fusion. We did a cut like that in our Router Table build video - th-cam.com/video/1x8U63bbakw/w-d-xo.html We will make a tutorial on that in the future.

Thank you! Yes, this wasn't our first plywood build. 😅 Will do! Thanks for watching!