Ultimate Guide to Jack-O-Lanterns for the Beginner Part 2 Assembly
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- How to most efficiently assemble your cut Jack-O-Lantern's.
Here's a link to the original file, you'll also find other great helpful beginner files there as well!
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I love how relatable you are. No sanding the boards, no chamfer this, no round over that, no make sure you use the best finish in the world! This is a simple no frill project and you executed it as so. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing the knowledge. If I can get back to my woodshop this will come in handy.
I purchased your file today. New to CNC and this will be my first attempt.
Hey, man - try adding a "finish" toolpath to these on the first cut: use a 90° V bit or a 1/8" roundover/form bit to run a chamfer on the cut lines (just cut 0.12" deep). Then, do your cuts outs inside the face shapes with a 1/8" compression bit so the hard edges are pre-finished. Clean, sharp bits help prevent the tearing, too 🍺🎃👍
I like it keep it up..Thanks for the ideas on jack-O-lantern
Well done. Some great work flow advise!
Great video, Nik! Liked and Subscribed.
Your videos are well done! I get my Journeyman in a few weeks, so i definitely look forward to more content for you.
Great videos!
You mentioned using an 1/8th" bit in your last video. If you use that for your marker cuts between panels instead of the 1/4" one, you won't have to cut those twice.
That's a great idea! I had slightly considered that, but was too lazy to redo my file spacing. Although in the long run it'll pay off a ton. Thanks for the comment!
Are you sanding them down before selling them? I made about 45 of them(your file is awesome by the way I sold 9 before and haven't posted them online yet lol) and it seems like it would be a ton of work sanding them just for 20 bucks each.
That's great to hear! Nope I've kept the "rustic" look with them. Like you said that's a lot of work!
Good job Nik! Keep them coming! Post the link to your Esty shop man :)
Thank you very much! Will do! www.etsy.com/listing/1066315282/jack-o-lantern-project-file-cut-15-at-a
Hey Rone, you won the Jenny Bit 1k subscriber giveaway, please message me @ Zamorawoodworking@gmail.com to have your bit sent out to you!
Where do you get ur stencils
No sanding. just keep it rustic I like that. Makes it more scary looking..
The "Pin Nailer" model used?
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this is nothing more than a add for your etsy store