Shaper Origin - Designed to cut .. Simple !! 
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Clever guy,always like watching and learning from his stuff. 👍
Thanks for not focusing on the basics that I have already watched 20 times, at the beginning of every other Sharper video. To the point with great info!
Epic :)
I've seen numerous videos of this machine and this is one of the best, if not the best, no nonsense straight forward explanations that I have seen. Brilliant demonstration and practical use of the shaper. Thanks for the input Andy.
Cheers man!! There will be lots more coming I’ve the next 6 months
Ive seen these on various forums and wondered how they work, and now I know. Many thanks. 🙏
Delighted that you are coming back along andy, you get knocked down but it's how you pick yourself up that matters, lovely piece of machinery, well done Andy
Great to see you back Andy. Sorry to hear about the fire. As long as you and your family are safe and unharmed, property and possessions can always be rebuilt and reacquired. Thank you for the insight into the Shaper. I do see one in my future… 😉. All the best.
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Great instructions video. Thx.
Watched again as I am leaning towards buying one of these. I don’t have the space for a gantry CNC and think I will rarely need to do 3D carving. I remembered you did a video on this so it was timely! Thank you!
Andy, another great video! I was on the fence about this tool but your video showed me uses I hadn’t thought of and opened a lot more customization I thought I would need a full size CNC for. I can’t imagine all you have been through and yet you are here still making content. Praying for your quick recovery from the fire and that you and your family are stronger for it and that your business grows significantly.
Thank you!
Thx you :)
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Great little video. Thank you that was really helpful.
Good, clear explanation. Thanks. Just reinforced my thoughts about buying one of these for work.
I had the origin since the first release. You will love it. ENJOY
Looks a super bit of kit good luck with using it in the future Andy
Very informative video! Thanks for your good work!
Great video really explain some bits of using the origin I hadn’t got my head around yet. It’s such an awesome bit of kit can’t wait to get my hands on one soon.
Thanks ,I'm looking at getting one of these so this was a bonus.
I use this daily, amazing tool
I am useless with technology replying to your post is near my limit .how easy is it to use .really
The origin is Very simple , just a day or 2 and your done . . You do need to learn a design program so if you haven’t started on that side of things maybe check out which one you’re happy to work with once you’ve learnt that everything is easy
great video man, just ordered the origin and this really explained a lot of questions I had! Many thanks!
AMAZING!
Crazy thing. Its like witchcraft. Very impressive. I can't believe that it is able to make all those micro-corrections instantaneously as a human draws it down a curved line. 😳
Strikes me that it's a very different machine than your standard cnc that has a fixed bed etc. Seems to be more suited to smaller details such as you were doing rather than bigger 8x4 type cuts.
Really sorry to hear about your awful fire.
Hope you get back up and running fully soon and look forward to seeing what you get up to 👊
This is an amazing tool unfortunately though until a start making a more stable business income and start getting allot more orders I'll not be able afford one them any time soon. Glad see u back Andy hope all's going well let's hope your content keeps coming 🏴👍
Thanks for a great video, have just brought one of theses, and was doing my head in on what design software to use and how to download it to the shaper , it actually is sunk in the way you explained it so thanks , hope to see more of your videos like this 👍👍
Definitely more come in just a bit busy right now stay tuned cheers
What an insane bit of kit, and a fantastic addition to your ever growing arsenal.👍🏽
Mate, how good does your lighting look...
Cheers Andy.👌🏽
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Is the metal inlay going to have your company logo?
Glad to see you’re back look forward to you giving us a show of your new shop
Cheers it could do :)
Hi Andy, after owning this for a few months now what would your verdict/review on it be now, I’m very close to pulling the trigger on one
Is 72dpi the size needed in any software to produce an exact size file? I've just started using Illustrator on the PC and it would save some time.
Not sure about illustrator. Shaper support seems really good so if you ask them I’m sure they can clarify that
Hi Andy, there a great bit of kit and I’m hoping to get one at some point 🤞 how many bits comes with the machine
3 cutter 3m , 6m and an engraving bit
videos like this that cost me alot of money lol
Hey Andy, I was looking at getting one of these, do you think it’s worth it?
It’s really useful , when I get back to the main shop and can process slabs easier , i’ll be doing some projects utilising the shaper rather than resin the joints quite excited about that I’m also excited about being able to take it to a job site repair a split in a table or someone’s floor just a cool little tool for me the key is the iPad out for designing small inserts because it’s so simple keep watching you might get some ideas hopefully.
@@ManorWood Cheers for you reply Andy, appreciate that, I’ll defo be turning in, thanks man 👍👍👍🇮🇪🇮🇪
A genuine question. I’ve looked and to buy “your” machine including workstation is about £2,900 plus taxes (some which are obviously reclaimable if you are VAT registered. To buy a 1500 x 1500 sized complete CNC workstation, with every upgrade possible, from Ooznest (UK based and with a very good reputation) comes in around £2,600.
Why might anyone buy one rather than the other?
I understand that, with extra tape, you can CNC unlimited size with the Shaper but I think most people would not CNC a whole 8x4 sheet in the sense of a single shape covering 8x4 but rather multiples of a smaller shape onto a larger sheet.
To my untrained eye, a station like Ooznest just seems press and leave whilst the Shaper is more labour intensive in use. As I said, it’s a genuine question as to the pros and cons of each. I’m pretty sure you have evaluated both kinds of systems because to you and your set-up, there is a potential large saving in labour time.
I would imagine that the size of some of Andy's tables that would need bow ties would just not fit in a machine as small as the Ooznest, or others, and so with this machine he can take it to the workpiece and create the socket.
@@malcolmjames1866 good point. I was looking at the Shaper with the workstation. I don’t think you could use the Shaper plus workstation to cut the female in a large table; I guess you would use the shaper without the workstation and stick the marking tape to the table?
@@theofarmmanager267 Yes, that's what I thought Andy would do.
From what I gather on this thing, is that if you have enough of the tape, you could cut a large inlay design on a floor. Or maybe a large wood kitchen island already in someone’s kitchen. The portability of it would be very handy. Take it to the piece, not the piece to your shop. And yes, when building a large table that needs bow ties, or some inlay, it would work great. However, if you already have a CNC, you could design your large inlay or whatever on it, and cut it out of 1/4 inch or so material and use it as a template for a hand held router. That’s my idea if I want an inlay on a piece too large for my CNC. And with the tiling option, a pretty large template could be made. April Wilkerson did that to make a large sign for the outside of her shop. She has a 4x8 cnc and cut it out of sheets of plywood, but the idea is the same.
Will say that this is a pretty cool machine, and now that I see that it auto corrects your path, is great. Definitely would be handy, but yeah, the price is too much unless your really going to use it for business and not just another cool tool.
So I actually have a 4 m x 2 meter CNC on order which was going to arrive just before the fire so it’s been put on hold and stored for me. The origin is something completely different as you take it to the worksite so size is no limit! I certain jobs that are fixed CNC sitting there all day on its own cutting away are definitely better for intricate interesting work on inlays on large tables it’s very difficult moving the slabs around position in bowties exactly where you want them or any other cup for that matter. I guess it’s a bit like me having a sliding saw and I still use my track saw all the time different tools for different products
Can you buy shaper at Festool dealer's?
I think Festool have a deal on , check there website
Still use it?
Yep
@@ManorWood that's cool, I'm borrowing one at the moment and wanted to see what others might use them for to see how I could use it as well, do you have any good suggestions? Thanks Sam