Just recently started buying from you guys and am super impressed. ToolsToday is the first place I go for stuff for my shop now. My current CNC needs a friend, and I'm considering the Stepcraft 63x108.
I like the t nuts, but i just drew up a grid with a pencil and drilled them all out by hand. No cnc pockets just sandwich the tnuts between the top and bottom board and screw together then surfaced the wasteboard.
Nice job. I bought the plans. But Can you make a video to show how to set the uccnc to the xy corner position and save the position in uccnc as a macro .
A really well done build. Better than what I could've drummed up. I have the 600 size version but that's really all I was looking for. After seeing this video I know I have to implement some of these for my board.
Watching a lot of your CNC videos. Great stuff! What would you suggest to a newcomer who wants to learn the software side a little before buying a machine? What programs are used in woodwork CNC?
The wasteboard is essentially what you cut into when you cut pieces out. It protects the machine bed. This one has workholding solutions built into it making it super functional!
When you make any cut through the full depth of your work material, the tool has to go just a little bit further through the material to make a clean cut. For mills with flat bottoms, the penetration can be very minimal, for pointed or rounded tips, it has to go further through. Your waste board is there to sacrifice itself instead of having your tools go into the work table. Presumably the work table is flat, smooth, level, etc. and you want to keep it that way.
Great video, lots of work putting all those nuts in! It want clear from the video, it looks like the screws that hold the fence down are a very loose fit, how do you get it properly square when you refit it?
Any suggestions? Oh! I enjoy the videos, and I like how you keep any mistakes in the video and just explain what happens. To many times we see videos, but don't know about the booboo's! I think they are important too, if for no more than preventing someone else from making the same mistake. Keep the videos coming.
You defeat the purpose of flattening the board to the machine axis if you remove and fiddle with it. If you want precision, flatten it and leave it be. You probably screwed up the corner stop as well. There is reason you do these ON the machine.
Great video Matt , but then again I learn from all your videos .. Those bits are like cutting butter with a hot knife .
The Amana Tool line bits are super sharp - yes! Thanks for watching.
I’d like more videos on this machine. Interested in upgrading from my shapeoko!
We will definitely have to do a comparison video here soon!
Just recently started buying from you guys and am super impressed. ToolsToday is the first place I go for stuff for my shop now. My current CNC needs a friend, and I'm considering the Stepcraft 63x108.
That's awesome, I'm glad to hear that! Thank you for the support. If there's anything we can do to help, feel free to reach out!
Great vid!! Can’t wait to download the plans and try this out!
instablaster...
Nice speedy pace, well done
Thank you! Cheers!
Really good video, I was trying to figure out what to do differently with my table, this is the best I have seen yet! I like the wedge clamps
Thank you very much!
I like the t nuts, but i just drew up a grid with a pencil and drilled them all out by hand. No cnc pockets just sandwich the tnuts between the top and bottom board and screw together then surfaced the wasteboard.
I love your videos. I really want a Stepcraft after watching some of these.
Nice job. I bought the plans. But Can you make a video to show how to set the uccnc to the xy corner position and save the position in uccnc as a macro .
I made the same set-up for my Shapeoko and it saved so much time on repetitive work. I highly recommend this for any CNC router.
what causes my bit to make burr on material? most times my bit is sharp enough,or do I plunge too deep?
A really well done build. Better than what I could've drummed up.
I have the 600 size version but that's really all I was looking for. After seeing this video I know I have to implement some of these for my board.
Watching a lot of your CNC videos. Great stuff! What would you suggest to a newcomer who wants to learn the software side a little before buying a machine? What programs are used in woodwork CNC?
What do you do once you've resurfaced your board a few times? Do you knock all the t-nuts out and redo it all over?
Hi. What real working speed does this machine reach? Sliding speed in turnover.
3:51 it's definitely NOT square. 😕What gives?
Tengo una CNC M1000 y no encuentro videos en español ,por favor alguien que me pueda guiar
Can I make it from 18mm plywood?
that looks like a great machine, wish i could afford one, wow
Build one!
It's a lot cheaper and maybe you'll end up with a better machine.
@@pmsilvei never thought of that
Help me out here I am new to the woodworking world, what does a waste board do?
The wasteboard is essentially what you cut into when you cut pieces out. It protects the machine bed. This one has workholding solutions built into it making it super functional!
When you make any cut through the full depth of your work material, the tool has to go just a little bit further through the material to make a clean cut. For mills with flat bottoms, the penetration can be very minimal, for pointed or rounded tips, it has to go further through. Your waste board is there to sacrifice itself instead of having your tools go into the work table. Presumably the work table is flat, smooth, level, etc. and you want to keep it that way.
Great video, lots of work putting all those nuts in! It want clear from the video, it looks like the screws that hold the fence down are a very loose fit, how do you get it properly square when you refit it?
Good morning, how is your waste board attached to the cnc table itself? Does it already have screw holes on the surface?
It is screwed to the stock wasteboard and countersunk well below the surface using the 55227 No-Mar countersink.
So Step Craft comes with an MDF stock waste board?
I have Next Wave shark, but it has the aluminum bed. Just trying to figure a way to use that hold down concept. I like the convenience of it.
Any suggestions? Oh! I enjoy the videos, and I like how you keep any mistakes in the video and just explain what happens. To many times we see videos, but don't know about the booboo's! I think they are important too, if for no more than preventing someone else from making the same mistake. Keep the videos coming.
@@abdulwoodudlike2know3 Thanks we like to show how it really happens.
HI. Great video. Does the fence take away from your available spoilboard area?
Parabéns! Onde consigo o desenho do grampo!?
Hello! i can't find the plans. Is anything wrong?
I like this video conten . Whether in Indonesia there is this machine too , sir?
You made it so simple.
How thick is the MDF board and where did you get it
3/4" thick any big box store should have it.
@@ToolsToday thank you
@@ToolsToday but what do you do for starting the gcode so it's in the same spot every time
I'm new to this and I'm just trying to figure it out
Where can I buy a machine just like that?
I cant seem to fine the pdf on your website, please would you send me the link ?
hi there, plans available for purchase here, www.toolstoday.com/wasteboard-plans.html
@@ToolsToday It says "We are sorry the page you are looking for is no longer available." when I try to visit that page.
do you send cnc to Brazil?
Dude looks straight out of GALAXY QUEST! hahahaha
But in all seriousness, love the channel and content. 👍
Thanks so much we will continue to make videos for you and our subscribers!
Clever done...respect !
Thank you!
great show,thanks.
We're glad you like it!
Where to download the plans ????
Thanks. Nice job
Dónde puedo comprar la.maquina cnc
Si possono avere i dxf?
thanks 👍
No problem 👍
Awesome man
Muy buena idea!!
Gracias!!
A vacuum bed is much easier to use .
You defeat the purpose of flattening the board to the machine axis if you remove and fiddle with it. If you want precision, flatten it and leave it be. You probably screwed up the corner stop as well. There is reason you do these ON the machine.
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