Easy Engraved Wooden Sign for Our Times

In this video, Sara from Hearth Home Designs walks us through how she made a quick and easy sign using Carbide Create and the Shapeoko CNC Router.
To learn more about our line of desktop CNCs and accessories, go to carbide3d.com
To see more of what Sara makes, you can follow her work at / hearthhomedesigns

[@caseynathanson7911]

I have a suggestion. Instead of creating each letter of the word individually, just save the entire piece as an svg and open it again. That way everything is the same, but you can still customize it or do Boolean operations.

[@hearthhomedesigns7114]

Great suggestion!

[@lylet100]

Great job Sara, I enjoy watching your videos only one problem I am a Vectric Aspire user but I will take your design and create it in Vectric.
Hope you don’t mind. Keep up the good works.
Happy Holidays

[@hearthhomedesigns7114]

Hey Lyle, thanks for the support! I don’t mind at all! If you get a chance, I’d love to see your version

[@moonman805]

To me...the engraving did not look all that clean .

[@GMems22]

Lovely...

[@GMems22]

Would you Kindly mention those machines/ equipment that you have used...thanks

[@AdvantageWealth]

Hi Sara...Do you have a video on the clamping method you used in this video? Thanks Don

[@hearthhomedesigns7114]

I’m using the Tiger Claw clamps from Carbide3D

[@hearthhomedesigns7114]

No video made yet, but I can put one together soon

[@AdvantageWealth]

@@hearthhomedesigns7114 thanks

[@nigelmorris4769]

Great vid.. I have download carbide create but in the import section my version is not showing that book icon for preinstalled clipart. Can u help

[@sagoth72]

What max depth did you use for the 30 degree vbit portion?

[@iwannaratrod]

I make signs like these....I call them CURSEive......get it.....curse-ive? Get it? :D I'll see myself out.

[@hearthhomedesigns7114]

HA! I love it