End Grain Custom Cribbage Board || CNC Inlay || Making Process || Wood Inlay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- The board size is roughly 11 x 11 x 1.5 inches.
Wood: Walnut with Maple and Padauk
Bits:
30 Degree Vbit
CNC Router Bits 3.175 Endmill Flat Nose Two Flute Spiral Upcut: amzn.to/37dTb7S
Finish: Odies Oil
CNC: i2rcnc.com
Finishes:
Finished with Odie's Oil: amzn.to/3szoAJG
ting Board Oil and Wood Butcher Block Oil, 32 oz Jug: walrusoil.sjv....
CNC Bits:
CNC Router Bit 6mm Shank 2 Flutes Straight Carbide 0.3mm Tip 15 Degree: amzn.to/3FUjYnJ
CNC Router Bits 3.175 Endmill Flat Nose Two Flute Spiral Upcut: amzn.to/37dTb7S
Whiteside Router Bits RU2100 Standard Spiral Bit with Up Cut Solid Carbide 1/4-Inch Cutting Diameter and 1-Inch Cutting Length: amzn.to/3qQFa9z
Supplies:
Spectape ST501 Double Sided Adhesive Tape, 36 yds Length x 1" Width Paper: amzn.to/3iLE2zL
3M Xtract Cubitron II Net Hook and Loop Sanding Disks: amzn.to/3qKV31e
For my board conditioner:
UltraPro Food Grade Mineral Oil, 1 Gallon (128oz): amzn.to/3713BKd
Beesworks Beeswax Pellets: amzn.to/3wQEYLa
Moretoes 36 Pack 2 Oz Metal Round Balm Tins Black Aluminum Cans Empty Containers: amzn.to/3Dph4HX
ARB Woodwork t-shirt: amzn.to/3DpiguV
Music: Tropic
Musician: Jeff Kaale
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Musician: Jeff Kaale
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Hello,
My name is Andy. Welcome to the channel, where you can see some of my custom projects being created. Hope you enjoy the videos. I appreciate the likes and subscriptions!
Thank you,
Andy
Fantastic work! Wouldn't even begin to think how you would price these out!!!
Pricing is always one of the hardest parts
@@ARBWoodwork are you willing to share a ballpark? I've made a bunch of boards to give away but never know what I should price them at of I were to do so. The one I sold I'm sure I under priced.
Incredible work!
Contratulations for your beautiful job, from south Brazil.
Thank you. I appreciate it!
How do you go back and correct areas without having to repeat the whole job?
I just select out in the design what I missed and create a new path. I save my x,y center coordinates for the blanks.
Awesome. Thank You !
👍👏
Thank you !
AMAZING!! You do some really beautiful work!!
I’m very interested in your press also. I’m assuming it gives very even pressure??
Thank you! So far so good on the even pressure. I am not sure how much force in total is applied but is was enough to flatten some very cupped boards when testing.
Wow! There’s a lot of steps to get the job done! Gorgeous one-of-a-kind board when it’s done though!
Thank you!
Very nice Cribbage Board
Thank you
Great work Andy👍👍….another beautiful piece👏👏. If you can find the time, could you do a video on how you are creating your designing and planning your toolpath?
Keep up the great work👍
Great idea. I will try and do some screen captures when I am making the files.
What's parts did you use to make that press?
I used Baltic birch plywood and a shoulder vise from Lee Valley www.leevalley.com/en-ca/shop/tools/workshop/workbenches/vises/31134-shoulder-vise-screw?item=70G0151.
The algorithm just put me on your stuff. I love it. I make lots of end grain boards and started playing with vcarve inlays this year. I’d be curious to compare my cut settings with you.
I love the wasteboard design and the press! Any more info on them?
Thanks! Hitting that subscribe button!
-Ben
Thank you! I am still trying to hone in the settings myself. Right now I am .2 inches on the pocket. Start depth .18 and flat depth of .08.
The waste board was a design idea inspired by @broinwood
The press was just something I was trying out after seeing a book binding press.
Thanks for the Sub!
@@ARBWoodwork interesting on your settings. I too use .2 for the pocket and .18 for the start depth but I’ve been running a flat depth of 0.02. What benefits are you seeing to a deeper flat depth?
Thanks!
-Ben
@@benrudman3917 it seems to make it so the plug does not bottom out and room for glue
I'm impressed by your work. Not wanting to make an assumption, but the reason for making & working w/ the end grain wood is to reduce splitting/runs from the router ? A solid base slab would = less assembly work.
With the endgrain inlay you have less chance of tear out on the cuts. In my next video I will have an inlay that is not endgrain and you can see a little difference in the plug.
@@ARBWoodwork Thanks for the answer. Are most of your cribbage boards customer requested jobs ?
Most of my project videos are either customer projects or projects where I am testing new techniques or setting on the cnc.
Very nice 👌
Thank you
Great technique. The board looks wonderful. Do you have plans to build that press you use to put pressure on the inlay while the glue dries?
Thank you. I didn’t create any plans for it. Just sort of winged it. I could try to put together some plans if there is interest.
@@ARBWoodwork That would be cool! It kind of looks like a book press, but larger, and for inlays.
Yeah I based it off of a book press I saw an image of. Technically pressing the same material. haha
So beautiful
Thank you
@@ARBWoodwork Nice to know your channel