OMG! Thank you! I am looking to do some cabinets but didn't want to invest a ton of money in software. The cost of software would have made making it cost more than buying cabinets. I'm not looking to be a cabinet maker and I'm a big fan of drawers so this should work perfect! Thanks again!!!!!! Very much appreciated :)
Clever idea. Several years ago, I was looking for something like this, but whatever was available was out of practical hobbyist reach. Thermwood gave their software away, but only with one of their machines! Good luck with this and thanks for the video. Cheers, David
Awesome, I was trying to make something similar as think CNC is how we will make furniture, mine fell flat on its face with too many bugs and issues, it's only after trying to you realise how impressive your design is!!
This is fantastic! Thanks for making this video. Excellent work on the F360 modeling. I am learning F360 slowly and can see how this project aided in your learning process. My AVID CNC should arrive this week. Have a bunch of shop furniture to build so this will certainly be used extensively. I have a smaller CNC 3x5 so it will take a bit longer to make the parts.
Great idea and great concept, Tim. My only problem is that I'm not on Facebook nor do I intend to be. I guess I'll just have to keep on the traditional way. Take care. Bill
I really enjoyed this video and thanks for sharing the file. You mentioned this was your first Fusion project. As you were learning, what resources did you find the most helpful? I am in the process of learning it as well.
Do you have a video which describes your spoil board setup in general and how it is mounted to the CNC? Looks like you have some poly sheet as the first layer? And maybe the board you are cutting is screwed to a middle layer.
One of the things I noticed was the discussion around the variability in the thickness of the tenon and how this led to it not fitting in the mortise. I think this should only be a problem if you reference off the top of the material instead of the table. If you reference off the table, then at worst you get a tenon thats a little loose fitting and you don't have trouble with the cuts not going all the way through the material.
Thanks! It’s really my 5th or so model, they just all happen to be the same :). I have not used much else but sketchup, but my brother is an expert in inventor so I asked him for help a few times...
This is a great video. I started following you channel as a new Glowforge owner and have discovered many interesting tips and ideas. My husband and I have been talking about getting a CNC router kit for a few years now and I think this video just tipped us in that direction! I don't have a Facebook account but am considering it. I love the idea of a community of makers who are not elite and judgemental. Can I ask, what CNC kit did you use?
Is this in a F3D file format only or have you saved it as other versions for other software?? I am designing a new shop and would like to try this. Possibly give back some good feed but I do not use Fusion?
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You are amazing! Thank you for your commitment
Wonderful idea Tim! I miss your videos.
I’ll be back soon!
OMG! Thank you! I am looking to do some cabinets but didn't want to invest a ton of money in software. The cost of software would have made making it cost more than buying cabinets. I'm not looking to be a cabinet maker and I'm a big fan of drawers so this should work perfect! Thanks again!!!!!! Very much appreciated :)
You never cease to amaze! VERY cool!
Excellent job working with parametric modeling!
Clever idea. Several years ago, I was looking for something like this, but whatever was available was out of practical hobbyist reach. Thermwood gave their software away, but only with one of their machines! Good luck with this and thanks for the video. Cheers, David
You have clearly made the big time b/c I keep having to skip ads to watch your videos now :-) Congrats and great job!
You just made me .0001 cents!
your cad work is amazing, but your production style may be even better!
Super cool! This is perfect timing because I just finished my CNC build this week and have some cabinets to build!
Tag me in pics :)
Awesome, I was trying to make something similar as think CNC is how we will make furniture, mine fell flat on its face with too many bugs and issues, it's only after trying to you realise how impressive your design is!!
Thanks!
Fantastic idea, I think this could really take off. Like Bill said I hope you will move it off of Facebook!
just joined the Facebook group this is a great resource thanks
Are you able to accept join requests for the FB group? I haven't been able to reach a moderator and my request has been pending for some time now.
@@masomaker sorry no i can’t ian. it a mod
This is great. I've designed parametric cabinets in fusion 360 for use on a CNC and wished there was a community to share with.
Share it! Would love to see them!
There really should be some community around this…
this is an amazing project, which I am glad to be part of
Great Video, thanks for sharing.
This is fantastic! Thanks for making this video. Excellent work on the F360 modeling. I am learning F360 slowly and can see how this project aided in your learning process. My AVID CNC should arrive this week. Have a bunch of shop furniture to build so this will certainly be used extensively. I have a smaller CNC 3x5 so it will take a bit longer to make the parts.
Wow, awesome. I will give it a try
Great Job! Really neat!
Thanks baby
This just might be a good reason to get into CNC🤔 . . .
Great concept! Remind me what CNC you chose.
That is one by AvidCNC
This is a great project!
Great idea and great concept, Tim. My only problem is that I'm not on Facebook nor do I intend to be. I guess I'll just have to keep on the traditional way. Take care.
Bill
I’ll figure out a second place to share it soon!
@@ThisIsHowIMadeIt Did this happen? I'm also never going to use Facebook!
Impressive, see u on facebook.
Great video,
I really enjoyed this video and thanks for sharing the file. You mentioned this was your first Fusion project. As you were learning, what resources did you find the most helpful? I am in the process of learning it as well.
All TH-cam , with a little help from my brother who is an expert in Inventor and other autocad products...
Do you have a video which describes your spoil board setup in general and how it is mounted to the CNC? Looks like you have some poly sheet as the first layer? And maybe the board you are cutting is screwed to a middle layer.
One of the things I noticed was the discussion around the variability in the thickness of the tenon and how this led to it not fitting in the mortise. I think this should only be a problem if you reference off the top of the material instead of the table. If you reference off the table, then at worst you get a tenon thats a little loose fitting and you don't have trouble with the cuts not going all the way through the material.
I knew this at some point but had forgotten this tip…. Thabks!
Excellent work! That's a solid fist Fusion 360 model. Have you used other modelers similar before, like Inventor or Solidworks?
Thanks! It’s really my 5th or so model, they just all happen to be the same :). I have not used much else but sketchup, but my brother is an expert in inventor so I asked him for help a few times...
@@ThisIsHowIMadeIt Nice! We're big fans of SketchUp!
This is a great video. I started following you channel as a new Glowforge owner and have discovered many interesting tips and ideas. My husband and I have been talking about getting a CNC router kit for a few years now and I think this video just tipped us in that direction! I don't have a Facebook account but am considering it. I love the idea of a community of makers who are not elite and judgemental. Can I ask, what CNC kit did you use?
I bought one from AvidCNC.... Thanks for the sub!
Hi
Iam amazed at your layout in fusion
you make it looks easy
please assist to download link
thanks Lew
Is this in a F3D file format only or have you saved it as other versions for other software?? I am designing a new shop and would like to try this. Possibly give back some good feed but I do not use Fusion?
Wow
I have not had a Facebook account since 2016. Do I have to set up an account to get the design?
post in Facebooks Fusion 360 group.
On Reddit?
Autodesk - Community - Fusion 360, then create a group there.
What if I don't have Facebook?
Has there been any interest in this project?