Tiger cutting board. CNC Inlay. Maple cutting board inlaid with walnut. Wood Inlay. BroinwooD

Wood: maple, walnut, dark cherry.
How to find inlay parameters.
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🔥🔥🔥Here some stuff which I use in my workshop and really love it.
Maybe it will be useful for you.🔥🔥🔥
Definitely recommend this Oil and Wax for cutting board:
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My glue:
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Double-Sided Duct Tape:👍👍👍
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My Random Orbit Sanders I love how they work but they get a little dusty:
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Makita 3/4-Inch ID/1-OD diameter by 10-Foot Hose
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My Sanding Disc (for me they are the best!!!):
3M Cubitron II
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My router bits which I use a lot:
My favorite router bit!!!:
Metric CNC 2D and 3D Carving 6.2 Deg Tapered Angle Ball Nose (clean cut, long life, definitely recommend) 👍👍👍
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2D & 3D Carving 12.4 Deg Tapered Angle Ball Tip x 1/32 Dia x 1/64
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Standard Spiral Bit with Down Cut 1/8-Inch Cutting Diameter
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15 Degree v bit (be careful easy to break down)
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Round Nose Bit with 3/8-Inch Radius, 3/4-Inch Cutting Diameter and 1-1/4-Inch Cutting Length
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1/2-Inch Dia. 2 Flute Ball Nose Spiral End Mill Router Bit
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Spiral Flush Trim Bit with Down Cut and 1/2-Inch Cutting Diameter
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Three Flute with Spiral Bit 1/2-Inch Cutting Diameter and 2-Inch Cutting Length
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Spiral Bit with Up Cut 1/4-Inch Cutting Diameter and 1-Inch Cutting Length
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My Collet Set:
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My DEWALT Plate Joiner:
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My Bandsaw Blade it is inexpensive and cut well:
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Hi,
My name is Nik. Welcome to my channel!
I appreciate your likes and subscriptions!
Sincerely,
Nik.

[@Broinwood]

How to find inlay parameters.
broinwood.com/products/how-i-am-finding-inlay-parameters

[@yeagerxp]

A Beautiful creation 👍👍👍.Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦

[@tehawk6074]

Beautiful work!

[@86OEd]

Amazing detail!

[@bogdanpetrushko3425]

Very cool work my Friend)

[@jbvj1338]

As always……..awesome 👍👏💪

[@alsaffarstudios]

Very creative and beautifully outstanding work, thanks for sharing this video with us 🙏🏼

[@michaellevine6019]

Very nice job Nik.....

[@user-wr9zs5fw6w]

Very innovative and beautiful work

[@Broinwood]

Thanks for watching

[@HTX_Metal_Head]

Wow the small detail is so amazing. I love all your work and this piece is my new favorite. I wish I could make this with my cnc router. I want to be able to. Would be cool to buy one like this off you but have other ventures to finance. Awsome work as always I love it.

[@timkipps1551]

Awesome work man…..

[@mrSanders.]

super!

[@stephenwinn7191]

Sick

[@JoeKerr-28]

Do you treat your slabs before carving them? and do you make your own slabs for these projects? Just amazed at how fine of detail you are getting seemingly without much breakage. Great work fine tuning your technique!

[@Johnny.D]

You do great work. It appears you are using a tapered carving bit to do your inlays. I have tried using v bits but I have problems with chipout on the male inlays. Curious to know how you do your programs concerning depth of cut and speeds etc.....

[@Induced-Chaos]

Nik, these things are awesome! What CNC are you running?

[@phaselight]

What bit are you using? For the detail work.

[@DCDLaserCNC]

Is your CNC an Axiom? It looks a lot like one but I can see some slight differences.

[@andreacerroni9010]

Good job. It seems to me that this time there is almost 0 gap between the male insert and the base, or you have left only a few tenths of a mm to save wood, since you use the CNC to clear the inlay, and not the bandsaw . I'd like to see how you use the press you use to glue the inlays. Anyway good.

[@mathiasrdr]

It looks like he used the low degree v bit to make them "wedge into each other. It doesnt have to be flat on top, cause each insert is flush at the wedge. Actually really brilliant.

[@mathiasrdr]

At least for the small pieces. Otherwise, it just looks like a crazy tight tolerance.

[@mathiasrdr]

And chip load for evey bit looks perfect.

[@recepmemis8025]

spindle motor model ? 2.2 kw er 20 man ?

[@nicknames5325]

Who's the music from?

[@Gwatson000]

I hate this type of music! Repeat...repeat...repeat...boring! This has become typical of TH-cam videos and someone needs to step up and get real music! Silence would be better.

[@PSS_1]

Could you make me a program in Vecrtic Aspire, I'd send you a .dxf, just one for example to study for me? this is a simple detail.

[@ericagoldner7476]

😃 *Promo sm*

[@LordCaledonFraszer]

Being a tiger means you laugh when other, lesser, tigers have to eat meat that's _infected_ .