Saves a ton of time for small sanding areas like that. There isn't any built-in dust collection, but that's the only real drawback for the price of the accessory.
Great stuff, Mark! Finally got ahold of a gently used CNC so I'm looking forward to trying some of these projects. Thanks for the thoughtful and well-narrated videos. Super helpful.
I just subscribed to your channel. I like the way you explain things and your videos are right to the point. By some chance, you wouldn’t happen to be an Engineer would you?
I knew it! Because I am an Engineer and I could see the detail in your work and the way you describe things. I am a retired Advance Automotive Quality Engineer and you?
Hey Dean! I am using PWNCNC Dust Collection Boot: pwncnc.com/products/dust-boot-v7 I have a video covering this (and some other upgrades) here: th-cam.com/video/xYzl0pru1x0/w-d-xo.html
Hey Daniel, in the free version of Fusion 360 you can still export the g code. You just have to click "post process" and select the machine you are creating g code for and it will generate an .NC file for you.
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I am getting a CNC for my classroom. This will help me a TON!! Thanks for posting!
Really glad this was helpful! All the best Andrew.
I have been leaning towards those 2" sanding pads for the drill. Good to know they worked out for you.
Saves a ton of time for small sanding areas like that. There isn't any built-in dust collection, but that's the only real drawback for the price of the accessory.
Awesome, new projects for me to practice on. Great video and I'll be visiting your etsy store again soon.
Thanks for the support! :)
Mark, thanks again for sharing your projects. You really come up with great ideas 😊
Thanks Craig, I appreciate your support bud 😊
Damn dude that wine caddy that also holds hors d'oeuvres is an accident waiting to happen.
Love the onefinity cnc videos as always 👀
Thanks Blake :)
Great stuff, Mark! Finally got ahold of a gently used CNC so I'm looking forward to trying some of these projects. Thanks for the thoughtful and well-narrated videos. Super helpful.
You are going to love CNC work JP. It really does open a whole new dimension to wood working.
Are you good with your used CNC?
@@guybartlett9587 I am getting better with time, that's for sure. It's such a game changer for the shop.
@@guybartlett9587 So far so good! Sorry, missed this comment earlier.
Great projects keep it up brother.........
Thanks for the support Dan :)
Nice work! What software do you use for the design?
I use Fusion 360 - I would highly recommend it.
I just subscribed to your channel. I like the way you explain things and your videos are right to the point. By some chance, you wouldn’t happen to be an Engineer would you?
What gave it away? :D
I knew it! Because I am an Engineer and I could see the detail in your work and the way you describe things. I am a retired Advance Automotive Quality Engineer and you?
I just stumbled on your videos for the fist time today. I have an Axiom Pro 24 x 36. Nice work on your CNC!
@@thesplinteredfinger I currently work in oil and gas. I am glad you found my channel :)
What is the cut time on the jewelry box?
Total time is about 35 minutes. Most of the carve time is hallowing out the material for the bowl sections.
Show 👏👏👏
which software do you use for design?
I use Fusion360. They offer a free version of this software for hobbyist users.
What dust boot are you using on the CNC to allow for the larger hose?
Hey Dean! I am using PWNCNC Dust Collection Boot: pwncnc.com/products/dust-boot-v7
I have a video covering this (and some other upgrades) here: th-cam.com/video/xYzl0pru1x0/w-d-xo.html
Whats the thickness of the wood your using?
What do you call those little triangle stands you used when finishing the box? I can't figure out how to search for those! 🤣
They are call paint stands or paint tents. They are really cheap, but do the job well. Here is some on amazon that are inexpensive: amzn.to/3qa3PVP
@@EigenDesigns Thank you! Jeez for the LIFE of me I couldn't search for them by the right name.
get a tub and just dip and let drip dry on your mineral oil will save you time and dip dry twice
What Cnc do you use
Hey Adam, I use a OneFinity CNC.
I have Fusion for my design. Do you have to pay for it to export Gcode. Maybe I haven't found how to export the gcode.
Hey Daniel, in the free version of Fusion 360 you can still export the g code. You just have to click "post process" and select the machine you are creating g code for and it will generate an .NC file for you.
@@EigenDesigns awesome. Thank you.
If you use tabs your piece would still be secure. Just saying
what im saying dont take personal its what i do use to do like youi but faster just dip and set
dog bowls i use poly way better
What program do you use for designing?
Hey Hofts, I use Fusion 360. There is a free version available to hobbyists if you want to give it a shot.
@@EigenDesigns great thank you! I couldn’t recognize the platform