As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement th-cam.com/users/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
I have been researching a cnc for so long now and still haven't pulled the trigger. This video is very helpful and it is really kind of you guys giving all this info to help out people like me who is just trying to get into this! I really appreciate it! Hope you guys have a very Merry Christmas!
just started exporting bits from China ..incredibly cheap and good quality thou .. And after knowing many cnc owners came up with idea of make another small project .. I'll adopt two of the above ideas .. Thanks. ★ ☆
Nice work. Definitely a good idea to batch out projects. If you can do a bunch of cutting boards at the same time you'll have to change tool heads less often saving you time. And coasters become much more valuable after you've set it up to make 50 or 100 at once depending on how much bed space your cnc has.
I don't know if new comments on older videos get much attention. Been researching cnc machines and found your channel. Thumbs up for repping the Cremona t-shirt. Subbed!
Um, I smashed the like button. Am I doing this right? ha ha. Good video, guys! Interesting to see that you can make quite a lot with just a few different bits.
Having run/programmed cnc machines for 18+ years I really liked this video, although you run several passes on some of your cuts which could easily be done on one pass and save abit of time.... dont know if that matters to you but in a high pace manufacturing prospective every pass counts.... great video tho....👍👍👍
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback. I totally agree on the multiple passes. I Run a Free software so it doesn't allow me to edit much of the code. Its really annoying especially on v carving. I plan to upgrade to vectric software eventually....
John Curry thanks! And they are a great tool to have on hand. Between cutting templates, making small goods, or even simply customizing an item for a custom the possibilities are endless!
Wow! Why haven’t I seen that CNC machine before? I have the xcarve and wanted a beefer frame, now I have an eye on that Onefinity CNC 😲. Was going to upgrade the frame but I like that this one doesn’t need a base like the rest and simple setup appearance.
Definitely make the jump to vectrix. It was well worth my investment, and it makes vbit inlays SOOOO easy. Like to the point you will do your first one within 15 minutes of getting the software. What finish(es) do yal use on the regular. I am constantly switching between finishes for no apparent reason, so why not switch again lol.
I actually have it now! Currently learning v carve pro. And for finishes I use general finishes high performance poly for most things then for small stuff I use walrus oil furniture finish or cutting board oil 😁👊🏼
CNC is really fun, thank for sharing. You might try a jet of compressed air on those small bits that are bright blue or run a bit less feed rate to keep them from glowing too much...lol!
@@pedrodheming2044 they didn't pay for it. It was given to them to help promote the company Onefinity and test it out. $2219 with shipping and taxes for the machine. Another $175 for some accessories. $100 for the router and then whatever bits you buy. Buy or build a dedicated table for it. Waste board. I'd guess $2,800 total gets you good to go. Budget $3k
@@zombieno1 thank you for your fast response. I’m going to start saving money since I’m a disabled person. But is a very good investment. How ever you look at it. Thank you a lot. Much blessings
@@pedrodheming2044 I actually bought it during the presale. I haven't had time to set it up yet but I'm extremely impressed with it AND customer service is amazing. The design is very simple and easy to assemble. I chose it because of the rigidity and no belts. It's definitely a good choice for a first machine. I plan on learning and making enough money with this to afford a much larger one for business. But I can't see ever getting rid of this even after upgrading.
I have just discovered your channel and I just love it. I have two questions if you would be so kind to advise me. 1: How do you clamp your material down to the CNC table? 2: What is that Blue material that you use to cover/protect the clock face? Thanks. Colin.
Hey! thanks for stopping by. I use masking tape and super glue to hold down my piece, like a poor mans double sided tape. Then the blue stuff makes painting a breeze its called oramask. Ill add a link to the description
Great video. Very inspiring ideas. How about the bits? What would be the minimum number of bits of each type I should buy in order to keep production rolling without stopping every time a bit is dull or broken? How long do they last?
Idk how you only have 10k subscribers! Your content is topnotch! I have complete faith you guys will be one of the huge names in wood working and CNC videos! Keep it up!
Smashing subscribe for the great attitude! Just got a hobby level CNC to learn myself. Do you have a video on gluing the offcuts, or what kind of glue and or coating you use e.g. for the cutting boards?
Just curious how you held the pieces down? Double sided tape? Getting my machine today and have alot to learn, I'll definitely be back to your page, thank you.
Hi , I really enjoyed looking at these 5 projects. I especially would like to make the Catch All , Have you made the video for it? Thanks, Wally (a great admirer of you guys)
Thank you both for sharing your knowledge. It's still relevant 2 years later. Question: did you use mitre fold cuts on the CNC to make the actual ottoman tray (the vid just shows the engraving portion)? Or did you use another woodworking technique?
Hi! I love your channel, great stuff! I am curious, what software are you using for preparing this? I am new in all this and still I have not decided what 3d software to use.
Hi i am so new to all this. We wanted to buy a Tier Tray, i guess you Guys know what they are. They cost £80.00. Started Stenciling on the small rouns little wood sluces. Bought some little wooden Houses which will be painted and given to family and friends. I love The Cutting Boards you Guys make. What prices are these Machines. I guess you have to have a strong table to rest it all on. X We move jn a few years and we want to start workjng with wood. Can you make wooden houses with this Machine x
Any idea on when your going to do the in depth catch all tray video? I have tried a few myself and they never come out right and the carving times take forever. ever though about doing a video on how to select the bits and cut settings?
hello :D thanks for this great video i'm a cnc operator ( i work on 3-5 axes milling machine) i want to try this project and leave my 8 hours safe job and make my own business but i'm hesitating because i live in small town what do you recommand me should i make the move and thanks
Nice video. I believe you said you cut the handles for the tray with the CNC as well. Was this before it was assembled? If it was after how was it setup on the CNC machine? Thanks
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I would love to see the software you use to create your designs before you get to the cnc machine?? Ive pre-ordered my onefinity and cant wait to use it. Any advice on software would help me out alot. Ps. Thanks for sharing and love you guys cant wait for the next video
They sent me one of the first beta machines to test but i haven’t been paid by them. I do much prefer the onefinity over our x carve. The belts and wheels requite alot of maintenance
I don’t believe so. Maybe you could make one work form a different company? I don’t think they offer one directly from x carve. There’s not much Z height so I doubt it
I was wondering 2 things what soft ware do you use for designing and toolpaths.? Second what sort of tool path do you create for that 3/4" straight bit . Would you share that toolpath, does it include ramping in? This question has to do with the cutting board Jeff Peters
We run easel since we came from an x carve. I’ll upgrade to vectric and eventually! I’m not sure what you mean what sort of tool path. I run it as a end mill typically a roughing pass at around 100ipm and between .15-.2 for cut depth. As for the the cutting board I make them to order so the files are random. I’ll just select the shape I like then offset the same shape to make a juice groove nothing special.
40 yrs of custom remodeling, getting ready to retire. Shopping cnc's, the one you use on the cutting boards seems to fit my needs. What machine is that? Thank you, love your work!
Thank you! Just ordered a roll. I was trying something else today that gave so so results and formed a ball of goo around my bit before ruining my project. Thank you for the quick response! You two rock!
Sorry if I missed this in a previous response... what font were your clock numbers and the K initial done in. I just got a 3018 to learn the basics before investing further. Channels likes yours are wonderful. Thank you for sharing!
I smashed the like button! Lots of great info in there. Cannot wait to get a CNC.
Coffey Custom Builds thanks for smashing it 😂🙌🏼
Ccb you might want to check out avid cnc machines
Haha @ smashed it. Check out Sienci.com, great units at awesome prices.
What machine did you get
Love it!
Thanks!
As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement th-cam.com/users/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
Awesome!
Thanks!
I have been researching a cnc for so long now and still haven't pulled the trigger. This video is very helpful and it is really kind of you guys giving all this info to help out people like me who is just trying to get into this! I really appreciate it! Hope you guys have a very Merry Christmas!
Great channel! well done.
just started exporting bits from China ..incredibly cheap and good quality thou .. And after knowing many cnc owners came up with idea of make another small project .. I'll adopt two of the above ideas .. Thanks. ★ ☆
Loved your catch all tray's, Very cool designs! Also TY for going over the bits used in the projects
I need to come out with a bits guide! I’ve been planing to for a while. Just going over the basic bits and when to use them 🙌🏼
Thanks for all the inspiration. I've enjoyed watching your video's. Keep doing what your doing. Greetings from a cncwoodworker from the Netherlands.
Thanks for stopping by! 😁
Well done guys. Making me think more and more about trying to figure a way to pick one up for myself!!!
CNCs are great to have possibilities are endless 🙌🏼
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Nice work. Definitely a good idea to batch out projects. If you can do a bunch of cutting boards at the same time you'll have to change tool heads less often saving you time. And coasters become much more valuable after you've set it up to make 50 or 100 at once depending on how much bed space your cnc has.
Thanks for the tips!
Great video guys! Smashed.
Thanks Ben! 🙌🏼
Thank you once again for showing me how to use the Carter Circle Jig. Great video , gave me some great ideas. Stay well you too and the dogs
Glad to help out! And thanks for checking out our video! We hope you stay well too 😁
Love it. Thanks.
Hipster wood machinists. Cool.
yep 🤷🏼♂️😁
Great job guys! We love the projects you come up with!
Thanks so much!
Great job you two 👍
Thanks!
Thanks for the ideas!
Thanks for watching!!
Both of you are amazing!!!
Great job!
Thank you! 😊😊
I don't know if new comments on older videos get much attention. Been researching cnc machines and found your channel. Thumbs up for repping the Cremona t-shirt. Subbed!
Thanks! Matt’s the man 👊🏼
Thanks for the info
Glad to share!
Thanks for the inspiring vid. Very well done
Thank you! Thanks for checking out the video :)
Smashed it. Haha. Jess is so bad ass.
yeah she is! 😄
Really great video! It's nice to know what bit you guy used!
Thanks! It’s pretty hard to figure all the bits out when you just get started
Great work guys!
Thank you!
Um, I smashed the like button. Am I doing this right? ha ha. Good video, guys! Interesting to see that you can make quite a lot with just a few different bits.
Thanks Bruce! Yeah I literally use like 6-8 bits total for pretty much everything
Awesome video guys! As someone new to the CNC world, this type of content is super helpful. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! And thanks for checking it out 😁
Nice! Definitely some great project ideas in this video. I like your style, too. Nice editing!
Thanks! 😁😁
Nice tips thanks👍👍👍
Thanks! 🙌🏼
Hermoso trabajo y su maquina
Great videos thanks
Ronald Rocheleau thanks! 😊
Having run/programmed cnc machines for 18+ years I really liked this video, although you run several passes on some of your cuts which could easily be done on one pass and save abit of time.... dont know if that matters to you but in a high pace manufacturing prospective every pass counts.... great video tho....👍👍👍
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback. I totally agree on the multiple passes. I Run a Free software so it doesn't allow me to edit much of the code. Its really annoying especially on v carving. I plan to upgrade to vectric software eventually....
Lots of great info guys! Couldn't resist but to like and subscribe.
Goran Dobric thanks! We appreciate it!
Perfect
Thanks!
Great video! As a CNC owner..I need to knock out some of these projects in my down time. Signed Lefty 👍🏻
Kevin Hemphill heck yeah! Try them out 😁
Good job !!
yoosuf thank you!
Great video. Love the info. 😊
Thanks! Slowly getting better lol
Great video, thanks for putting this together. Ordered my Onefinity today!
Thanks! And that’s awesome! You’ll love it 🙌🏼
good work i like it
DAWIT REDAE thanks!
Love the video nice tips!
Thanks! ☺️
I see the “baby dean” cutting board.! Nice work you two
Dean Aldinger nooo that’s a medium dean 😆 I have to get the baby dean catch all trays rolling though lol
I’ve been researching CNC machines lately and this video was super helpful!
Glad it was helpful! 😁 Thanks for checking it out
This is great. Thanks.
Thanks for checking it out!
I thinking I am getting the bug for a CNC, I can see lot's of possibilities. Your video was interesting and helpful.
John Curry thanks! And they are a great tool to have on hand. Between cutting templates, making small goods, or even simply customizing an item for a custom the possibilities are endless!
Very nice, no fluff, actual real educational. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
That “CNC” machine is freaking awesome.
Heck yeah 👊🏼👊🏼
Nice vid, hope you guys post more TH-cam clips. Would love to see an ottoman tray build. The ones you make are really nice.
Peter Borghard thanks! We’ll definitely be making more and thanks for the suggestion 😁
I love y’all’s accent. Where did you say you were from again.
Duhhhh great north there hey 👋🏼
Wow! Why haven’t I seen that CNC machine before? I have the xcarve and wanted a beefer frame, now I have an eye on that Onefinity CNC 😲. Was going to upgrade the frame but I like that this one doesn’t need a base like the rest and simple setup appearance.
We have both of those machines and i much prefer the onfinity! i actually just did a video comparing them.
have a great day everyone
hope you have a great day as well!
Great video...would love to see a video on how your do your bit changes during projects.
Wood Artisan good idea! I can definitely do that
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Thanks! Dropping a similar video this weekend!
Definitely make the jump to vectrix. It was well worth my investment, and it makes vbit inlays SOOOO easy. Like to the point you will do your first one within 15 minutes of getting the software.
What finish(es) do yal use on the regular. I am constantly switching between finishes for no apparent reason, so why not switch again lol.
I actually have it now! Currently learning v carve pro. And for finishes I use general finishes high performance poly for most things then for small stuff I use walrus oil furniture finish or cutting board oil 😁👊🏼
CNC is really fun, thank for sharing. You might try a jet of compressed air on those small bits that are bright blue or run a bit less feed rate to keep them from glowing too much...lol!
they come that way. It's a coating.
How much did you pay for that machine?? If you don’t mine asking you. Sir great video. I always watch your videos. Thank you in advance
@@pedrodheming2044 they didn't pay for it. It was given to them to help promote the company Onefinity and test it out. $2219 with shipping and taxes for the machine. Another $175 for some accessories. $100 for the router and then whatever bits you buy. Buy or build a dedicated table for it. Waste board. I'd guess $2,800 total gets you good to go. Budget $3k
@@zombieno1 thank you for your fast response. I’m going to start saving money since I’m a disabled person. But is a very good investment. How ever you look at it. Thank you a lot. Much blessings
@@pedrodheming2044 I actually bought it during the presale. I haven't had time to set it up yet but I'm extremely impressed with it AND customer service is amazing. The design is very simple and easy to assemble. I chose it because of the rigidity and no belts. It's definitely a good choice for a first machine. I plan on learning and making enough money with this to afford a much larger one for business. But I can't see ever getting rid of this even after upgrading.
Awesome works guys 🤙🏻 Greetings from Sicily
Junk Workshop thanks for checking it out! Greetings from Wisconsin!
I have just discovered your channel and I just love it.
I have two questions if you would be so kind to advise me.
1: How do you clamp your material down to the CNC table?
2: What is that Blue material that you use to cover/protect the clock face?
Thanks. Colin.
Hey! thanks for stopping by. I use masking tape and super glue to hold down my piece, like a poor mans double sided tape. Then the blue stuff makes painting a breeze its called oramask. Ill add a link to the description
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Thanks for the sub!
nice
jim king thanks!
cool video cool couple ;)
Thanks! 😎😁
Make the coasters into business cards and give them away with some larger projects ;-)
Ohhh that’s a good idea!
Great video. Very inspiring ideas. How about the bits? What would be the minimum number of bits of each type I should buy in order to keep production rolling without stopping every time a bit is dull or broken? How long do they last?
They last quite a while. I keep 2-3 on hand. I’ve only broke 3-4 bits in 3 years or so. And I maybe use 4 bits 90% of the time
Nice job on the video. You guys are progressing nicely. Pretty soon Matt Cremona will be wearing a shirt with your face on it.
Thanks!
He totally has one of our shirts!! it doesn't have my face on it though 😂
Would love to see how to add tools to tools database in software that u use and generate tool path for..
Thanks for the input! ill keep that in mind for a future video!
Idk how you only have 10k subscribers! Your content is topnotch! I have complete faith you guys will be one of the huge names in wood working and CNC videos! Keep it up!
Thanks! We really appreciate it!
Nice I have also cnc
Nice! 👊🏼
Smashing subscribe for the great attitude! Just got a hobby level CNC to learn myself. Do you have a video on gluing the offcuts, or what kind of glue and or coating you use e.g. for the cutting boards?
Thanks! I do not but I do use titebond 3 for cutting boards 🙌🏼
Just curious how you held the pieces down? Double sided tape? Getting my machine today and have alot to learn, I'll definitely be back to your page, thank you.
I use masking tape and CA glue 😁
Nice work! For the cutting board and the catch-all tray, what did you use to hold pieces down, and what finish did you use?
I used masking tape and ca glue (super glue) like double sided tape. I finished the cutting board with walrus oil 🙌🏼
Hi , I really enjoyed looking at these 5 projects. I especially would like to make the Catch All , Have you made the video for it?
Thanks, Wally (a great admirer of you guys)
Hey Wally! I plan on doing an in-depth tray video soon! 😁
Can you share how you setup the carving steps and bit depths on Xcarve to complete these projects? It would help beginners
I do have a few videos like that planned! I just need to make them 😬 thanks for the suggestion and checking out the video 😁
Nice job.. This cnc machine is perfect. How much it will cost?
very good work thank you for charing that
what name o machine cnc you use for this job
thank you very much
Thank you both for sharing your knowledge. It's still relevant 2 years later. Question: did you use mitre fold cuts on the CNC to make the actual ottoman tray (the vid just shows the engraving portion)? Or did you use another woodworking technique?
Hi! I love your channel, great stuff!
I am curious, what software are you using for preparing this?
I am new in all this and still I have not decided what 3d software to use.
Hey! We used easel and Vectric v carve pro 😁
What wood is the best wood to use or does it matter?
It doesn’t matter, what ever is in your budget works fine!
Which cnc machine would you recommend for beginners but also something that can be profitable (not too small of a machine)?
onefintiy, shapeoko, and x carve are great beginner machines! I like them in that order as well. We have 2 Onefinity woodworkers.
@@TwoMooseDesign Great thank you!!
@@robincorey1 you’re welcome 😊
What is the blue stuff covering the clock as you begin to carve the numbers?
Ora mask
Great video.what model of your cnc. I want to buy also. Thanks
Kiko On da road the machine is a onefinity! 👍🏼👍🏼
What Software would you Guys use that would cover quite a few Projects x
I use easel and v carve pro 👍🏼
What are the options to by cheap wood for diy projects other than Lowe’s and Hope depot
Local lumber yards or find local woodworkers or cabinet shops. They may give you their scraps or ask where they buy wood from
Hi i am so new to all this. We wanted to buy a Tier Tray, i guess you Guys know what they are. They cost £80.00. Started Stenciling on the small rouns little wood sluces. Bought some little wooden Houses which will be painted and given to family and friends. I love The Cutting Boards you Guys make. What prices are these Machines. I guess you have to have a strong table to rest it all on. X We move jn a few years and we want to start workjng with wood. Can you make wooden houses with this Machine x
Any idea on when your going to do the in depth catch all tray video? I have tried a few myself and they never come out right and the carving times take forever. ever though about doing a video on how to select the bits and cut settings?
I plan to do it very soon. within the next few videos! we also released some tray files on our website with more to come!
@@TwoMooseDesign Cant wait! love your content
@@zacharysverdrup8393 Thanks i appreciate you following along!
Thanks for the sub and checking out our video! 😁
hello :D thanks for this great video
i'm a cnc operator ( i work on 3-5 axes milling machine)
i want to try this project and leave my 8 hours safe job and make my own business but i'm hesitating because i live in small town
what do you recommand me should i make the move
and thanks
Maybe you have done this already but how to do multiple tool paths. I'm still pretty new to CNC
ill definitely do more cnc videos soon!
@@TwoMooseDesign I approve this message ;)
Nice video. I believe you said you cut the handles for the tray with the CNC as well. Was this before it was assembled? If it was after how was it setup on the CNC machine? Thanks
finster101 it was before assembly! Cut the holes then attached them 😁
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I would love to see the software you use to create your designs before you get to the cnc machine?? Ive pre-ordered my onefinity and cant wait to use it. Any advice on software would help me out alot. Ps. Thanks for sharing and love you guys cant wait for the next video
We are currently using easel from inventables. ill probably do a deep dive on designing a project and carving it soon
@@TwoMooseDesign cant thank you enough for the response. Love your content keep up the great work and Thanks again
Are you sponsored by Onefinity? Do you like their machine?
They sent me one of the first beta machines to test but i haven’t been paid by them. I do much prefer the onefinity over our x carve. The belts and wheels requite alot of maintenance
@@TwoMooseDesign The Onefinity machine's belts & wheels require a lot of maintenance?
@@MondoRockable no the onefinity has neither. The x carve has those and requires maintenance same with shapeoko
What CNC do you have, the one with all the rails?
Onefinity journeyman
How did you make the candle sticks on the wall?
They are just from like hobby lobby or something for staging items, we didn’t make them.
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how do you stick the wood to the cnc without a vice or a clamp?
Masking tape and super glue. Think of it like double sided tape
When you put the pieces of wood together, do you use dowels or just glue? What kind?
Just glue. I use titebond products 😁 dowels or biscuits simply align the boards flush so there is less sanding later but not needed
X carves seem super popular in North America. Is there a 4th axis option for them??
I don’t believe so. Maybe you could make one work form a different company? I don’t think they offer one directly from x carve. There’s not much Z height so I doubt it
I was wondering 2 things what soft ware do you use for designing and toolpaths.? Second what sort of tool path do you create for that 3/4" straight bit . Would you share that toolpath, does it include ramping in?
This question has to do with the cutting board
Jeff Peters
We run easel since we came from an x carve. I’ll upgrade to vectric and eventually! I’m not sure what you mean what sort of tool path. I run it as a end mill typically a roughing pass at around 100ipm and between .15-.2 for cut depth. As for the the cutting board I make them to order so the files are random. I’ll just select the shape I like then offset the same shape to make a juice groove nothing special.
@@TwoMooseDesign I that 3/4" dia bit set up tp plung straight in or do you ramp it in
Jeff
@@resorter66 I plunge it straight at 10 ipm ramping probably wouldn’t be a bad idea I don’t have that ability with the software I use
40 yrs of custom remodeling, getting ready to retire. Shopping cnc's, the one you use on the cutting boards seems to fit my needs. What machine is that?
Thank you, love your work!
Hey Frank! We are running a onefinity Cnc and thank you!
Where did you get the masking for the clock? I have tried several products but have not been happy with the results. Awesome work!
Damon Tillman hey! We use oramask and have good results with it. If your not familiar let me know I can find a link
Thank you! Just ordered a roll. I was trying something else today that gave so so results and formed a ball of goo around my bit before ruining my project. Thank you for the quick response! You two rock!
Damon Tillman you bet! 👊🏼 good luck 👍🏼
Update: the Oramask worked great, best results yet!
Damon Tillman nice! 👊🏼 glad it work for you 😁
Sorry if I missed this in a previous response... what font were your clock numbers and the K initial done in.
I just got a 3018 to learn the basics before investing further. Channels likes yours are wonderful. Thank you for sharing!