Screw Storage for the French Cleat - LowRider 3 CNC

I built a new MPCNC, this time the LowRider 3, since I wanted to have more space to cut stuff. This is the first time cutting plywood.
00:00 - Cutting the parts.
00:16 - Cutting 1x speed.
00:58 - Cutting 4x speed.
02:22 - Finishing the cuts.
03:05 - Separating the parts.
03:30 - Sanding.
03:38 - Gluing.
04:33 - Getting ready for hanging.
04:63 - Finished containers.
The LowRider 3 does an awesome job, the cuts are very precise and it is a pleasure to watch it cut.
You can download all the files for my French Cleat here: forum.v1e.com/t/french-cleat-...
Reupload with sound. Sorry about that.

[@AzaB2C]

Nice! Impressive Cleat collection! Cheers for sharing your process and files on the V1E forum.

[@HaWiWe]

Sure thing, I am always happy if I can help someone with the plans. :)

[@neilphillips3193]

Nice work!

[@chrishenderson6500]

That is super cool, might have to look at the french cleat system for my little space.
Also i love that little bench disk sander!

[@HaWiWe]

Thanks. I like the system a lot. It would be even better if I put some slats on the other walls so I could take trays, bits etc. over to the other workbench without them being in the way. That little sander is a really cheap no-name, but it is doing a great job. I don't need it for more than those edges and tabs.

[@BlueBeemerBoy77]

Nice! Do you use a shop vac to extract the dust?

[@HaWiWe]

Yes, I have a shop vac with a cyclone connected to it with a blast door to adress either the CNC, Boom Arm or Mitre Saw.

[@billnoname8093]

this is great, my Lowrider should be together in the next weekend or 2, this will give me some projects to learn on before I start drawing my own, plus I like this system better than pegboard. How long have you been doing this?

[@HaWiWe]

I've been doing this for three years now and I had wanted a French Cleat for ages. You can find all my plans for free in the V1E Forum. :) Just search for French Cleat by Tokoloshe. :D

[@CaptainFettCosplay]

Did you not use conduit piping or did you do some finishing work to make them so smooth and shiney?

[@HaWiWe]

Hey, it's 25mm Stainless Steel tubing, bought in Germany. :)

[@my7hik]

Great to see it in action. I’ve only ever used large CNC Routers, but this cuts impressively. Is that 18mm (3/4) ply?

[@HaWiWe]

Thanks. I also love watching it work. You mean the router, I guess? If so, a Makita RT0700C (though there now is a new version with additional security features). :)

[@my7hik]

I changed my question, as I realised it was a Makita, but thank you for replying!

[@HaWiWe]

@@my7hik Oh, I see it now. Was too fast... :D It's 10mm ply.

[@my7hik]

Very interested in what you done there. Subscribing in the hopes you put more cutting footage up

[@HaWiWe]

@@my7hik Thanks. I plan on doing that, I've got four kids though, so sometimes it's hard to get the time in to work in the shop and make a video as well. The wood is already on the table for the next project... :D I also plan to do an introduction on the LR3 (in German) because that is kind of missing here. :)

[@TonyStark-er8vu]

What is the maximum depth in one pass?

[@HaWiWe]

This depends on a lot of things, for instance the wood. This wood was beech wood, I cut it with 3.7mm DOC, but guess I could go deeper. I also did 6mm wide, 6mm deep in one go and a speed of 3000mm/min. It's all still experimenting. :D

[@alexon2010]

Muito show sua router...

[@TonyStark-er8vu]

What stepper motors on cnc?

[@HaWiWe]

Hey, it uses Nema 17 stepper motors. They are more than enough for what you can do with this CNC. :)

[@TonyStark-er8vu]

what is the power of the cutter?

[@HaWiWe]

It's a Makita RT0700.