Easy CNC Woodworking Projects- Bread Bow Knives
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ส.ค. 2022
- Maketember is here!! Using my Onefinity Journeyman X-50 hobby CNC router to make bread bow knives! These are easy projects that you can do in one day. I’ll be uploading 30 projects over the next 30 days- follow along as we talk about CNC project pricing!
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🛠️Build Overview🛠️
➡➡Downtown Jenny .25” Downshear Bit - .1” DOC, 120 IPM, 4.5 RPM on Makita Dial
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"You'll be seeing more of my white ash later". Classic LOL!!!!!!
I laughed at this also.
You'll be seeing a lot of my white ash later made me spit my coffee!
lol!
One of the best and honest insights into the reality of wood-to-sales involving CNC I have seen. Love your approach. I did what you are doing now a few years ago and paid for my Shapeoko 3XXL in 6 months. There is a serious learning curve when first learning how to make your new home CNC do what you want, just like there is a learning curve when it comes to what to make and how to sell it. Just do it! Get in there and engage, find your audience and customer base, dip into social media or start looking into markets and events. A little research goes a long way. Thanks for the video and I am looking forward to your other projects.
Thanks, that really means a lot! I hope you enjoy the ones to come!
First time seeing you on TH-cam, really enjoyed what I saw. Your REAL and in today's world that's a good thing! Maybe you could consider a little higher price for your machine time.
Thanks so much for the kind words!
First time watcher - nice job. Like your style, pacing and straight forward approach. Keep it tight. People can see the extra effort you offer. Subscribed
Thanks, I really appreciate it!
So exciting! Can’t wait for the next episodes!
Thanks!!
Bob's CNC 24" x 24" that I bought cheap used and repaired. It's okay and was a good entry into CNC.
Really enjoyed your video. Purchased the journeyman X50 6 months ago, just now getting it together. Had health problems soon after i got it. Planning on purchasing some of your files as soon as i figure out what program to purchase. thanks again and i also subscribed.
Love the video and I’m looking forward to the series. I’ve been running hobby CNCs for almost 10 years but my latest is also a Onefinity. You are spot on with your tips for pricing, there is a lot to consider not the least of which is what the market will bear. Anytime you can find a niche or a unique customization, you can really up your return on your items. I can’t wait to see how the Artisan market goes for you!
Awesome! Thanks for the comment (and the sticker)!!
This is awesome and thank you for the pricing insights. I look forward to the upcoming videos. Subscribed.
Thanks so much!
I'm running a Shapeoko 3 XXL and have had it since January, though it's only been the past two or so months that I've really been running it almost daily!
heck yeah! Holiday season coming up, things are getting busy!
Very cool project.
Great job Hamilton. I’m running a Gatton CNC for 4 years.
Thanks, Ryan!
I just binged all 8 first days lol. I’ve got a onefinity woodworker and have been using it for almost a year now. Can’t wait till the end package deal on your shop 👀
heck yeah, thanks for following along!!
Exactly on time for our new 1F that will be here next week 🙌
Great job bro
Nice, thats exciting!
I, thankfully, just stumbled across your channel. Love the project, nicely done! I appreciate your explanation as to how you yourself charge for your projects. A good take on the most difficult question.
I myself have had my LongMill CNC for about 3 months now. Mainly made my clamps, a couple of signs and a cribbage board so far. Learning and growing every day. Your channel will be very helpful and inspiring. Keep it up! I have a market in November.... so I will be patiently waiting until October to see yours in action!
Thats awesome, glad you're here and thanks for commenting!!
I’m in! Appreciate the insight.
Glad you're in!
So happy to be part of this!
Woooo!
Good stuff man need to make one for the bread tray I made for my wife going to message ya on it!!!
1FEF just getting started
Good stuff man!
Thanks so much!
I got my Onefinity woodworker about a month ago but still haven't set it up. I've been building a workbench in my free time for it but that's almost done. Can't wait to get my machine set up and runningI I'm coming from the 3D printing world and hoping to expand my skills into CNC. I'll have to definitely try out your designs on it!
Thats awesome! Thanks for following along!
Well you’ve got a sub from me. Can’t wait to see the rest of the projects.
Thanks! Theres some good ones coming!
OH YEAH! Pure Fire incoming!
Every. Day.
Just a tip: You can use a round-over bit on the Onefinity too and save yourself the hand router work. Once you have it in your file you don't have to worry about making mistakes rounding over the wrong section. ;-)
Hey Taliesen, that would require a bit change, right?
Also, would rounding it over be a separate tool path?
Im a newbie, thats why I'm asking lol. 😊
Thanks!!
@@JoeLazzara Yes and yes. I'd actually cut with it first then switch to the 1/4" bit he was using to do the rest. That way you are not risking the piece moving once the profile cut is done. Carveco posted a video on YT a couple months back on using a round-over bit, talked about how to create the tool profile, tool path, etc. It may still be their most recent video if you want to find it.
@@Taliesen. Thanks so much for that info.. I'll try to find that video.
Thanks again buddy.👍
But you have to round over both sides, so you'd have to do a 2 sided carve - MUCH more complicated.
One of my issues with my own designs is the blade being a little loosey-goosey. I think it’s because my design is slightly off kilter causing them to be a little bendy. Hoping your design does better for me! fingers crossed!!
Hey Hamilton, I love watching your videos! I have had an Onefinity Journeyman for about 6 months. I have done a few things, but haven't really used it as much I as want. I'm trying to figure out the CNC business model.
Hey! I'm glad you're enjoying them and thanks for the comment!
PrintNC and I just finished building it this year!
Thats super cool! Thanks for the comment!
I'm running a Longmill Mk2 and I've been running it for around a month now.
Nice, I've heard some great things about the longmill! Thanks for the comment!
Love the video! Can you tell me how long your bows are? I didn't pay enough attention and made mine the size that they came in, which doesn't work with the blades lol.
Bro, that was a ton of wasted walnut! It's not that you could have squeezed a third item in there, but even the small offcuts, I'd be finding smaller things to fit in between. Like I'd fit small 1oz size mini-bowls that people can use to put their herbs and salts and spices when they cook with an audience and need to look fancy.
Good luck with everything!
Also, make sure to livestream the craft show.
Thanks for watching and the insight!
Hi Hamilton, Love your channel and topics. I'm new to CNC, just ordered a Onefinity Journeyman X-50 that should be here mid October. I'm very excited to get started with projects. In your video you mentioned a craft show you will be attending. Can you share when and where that event is? Would love to meet you and talk shop... I also live North of Atlanta. Hope you have a great day. Subscribed
I'll go over more details on day 30 for those local who are interested in stopping by!
Hi love your videos
Have you every made a rocking horse old fashion style I want to make one for my granddaughter obviously would pay for plans
Millright Carve King
I'm still new to mine. X50 and had it for 2 months. First month couldn't use because of COVID-19.
Hope things got better!
@@HamiltonDilbeck thank you! Keep up the great work brother!
Axom cnc bought it 4 years ago
Hey dumb question for ya - I use gorilla double sided tape for workholding and when my endmills reach the final pass on the bottom of the piece it sometimes picks up some of the tape and it gets the endmill all gummed up. Do you ever have that problem? What kind of double sided tape do you use? Great videos btw!
I’ve had a Shapeoko 4 XXL for a little more than 5 months. Almost bought a onefinity but it took too long for delivery.
Nice! Thanks for the comment!!
Brother you have become a blade salesman! Both of those links are now sold out. Lol.
I looked but maybe I missed it. What is the thickness of the wood you are using 1"?
Do you have a link for the double sided tape you use?
Hey, Ryan! Just updated the description with the link!
I seldom buy files, I'm of the mindset I rather make it myself. Saves money and at the same time keeps my design skills sharp. That being said, for $2.89 I couldn't NOT buy your bread knife file. Came out nice for the most part. Had some issues with tabs and may have lost one of the two I made. Ended up with a ugly gouge. I may be able to dress it up with some epoxy. I also made a matching board though that I did on my own.
Brother it doesn't cost me anything to run my cnc im totally off grid... That would be a home run either way... Good project hope to see more keep it up brother
Right on!
I agree with your pricing to an extent. You never really factored your time into it. You need to pay yourself and that is not the profit of the product. I like to go with (material cost + hourly wage + cnc time) * 1.5. This covers the materials my time wear on my bits and electricity and then provides a profit to the business. Now after I do that if the price is to high and I do not believe I can sell it I may just not do that product but if my clients I sell to will pay more I may adjust the price up a bit. This pricing model allows me to pay myself and also have the business make a profit that is separate from my wages to put back into the business.
Thats great insight, thanks!!
@@HamiltonDilbeck No problem. Just think of yourself as an employee of your company. Like any company they would factor in materials, labor and wear on machines then mark up the product to make a profit. If was making a batch of 10 items and used $100 in wood and hour of my time to prep and finish all 10 and 100 minutes of cnc time I would charge as follows. $100 (materials) + $60(hourly wage) + $100 (cnc time) = $260 *. 1.5 (profit margin can be reduced or increased) = $390 /10 = $39 per item. Now my materials were covered, my time, cnc and the company now has $130 in profit. I also first pay for the materials, my time,cnc then profit in that order as the items sell. This way if only a few sell them at least materials were paid for then myself and so on with the company being the last to be paid.
how do you ship something like that for six bucks? i've shipped my first things recently that were less than half that size and it cost twice that!
So I've found that making boxes for specific items helps as well as being as accurate on weight as possible. Rolo and Etsy do some good discounts with shipping through USPS as well. I feel like I need to do a whole video on shipping.
Did I miss something? You had seven dollars in the wood and the blade, then six minutes on the CNC at a dollar a minute - you said that's $3? It should have been six dollars, for a total of $13 product cost?
Yep! 6 minuts to cut out (2) parts, so I was saying $3 for each of them. Thanks for the question!
Onefinity. I've had it minus 3.5 weeks. GET HERE ALREADY!!!! (3018, plus homemade not complete => Onefinity!)
Lol, the wait is the worst! Well worth it, though