Making The Solunar Box | Michael Tyler's FREE Project of the Month | Vectric
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- Make a “Solunar Box”! This project was inspired by vintage woodcut style designs. The box features a pair of pivoting lids using a simple offset “hinge” design. The name “solunar” is a combination of “Sol” (sun) and “Lunar” (moon). Yes - it’s actually a real word!
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Great looking project Michael! I think you just helped me out with what to make for a couple of Christmas gifts.😊 Thank you, Peter
Excellent! Don't forget to share your projects with us! We love to see what you are making :) and thank you for your kind comments :)
AWESOME VCarve Project!!! Thank You for sharing. I've had Vcarve since version 3 - love it.
Thank you Joe. It's great to hear you are enjoying your software and the free projects :)
@@vectric Would it be possible to get the Full Sun artwork? I can see adding those engravings to my clock work. Thanks for any help or direction that you can provide.
Very Nice, this is the first time I've seen something that makes me want a CNC machine. Just a point: when you make a box out of 3/4 material to me it looks clunky, 1/2 inch would make it more delicate and refined. Great job!
John Cole , I agree.
Nice little project. Thanks again sir
Thank you Charles for your kind words :)
Great looking boxes 👍
Thank you 😀
iam going to be bissy for a year with all these nice cnc projects awsome stuff
Great news :D. Don't forget to share your version of our free projects! We love to see the projects being made. Thank you for your kind comment!
rick fe , busy?
Amazing
Thanks
Incredible project! It seems like your machine is also working very good. Just one quick question. How can I set different depth on one single vector like it is done here from the border to the center with fading effect? Sorry if the question has already been asked, didn't go through all the comments. Thank you!
Thank you for your kind comments! The fluting toolpath can create varying depth cuts if that's what you are trying to achieve, this video may help: th-cam.com/video/9s5ctySjxA8/w-d-xo.html Thanks :)
Hi, nice job! Can I use V Carve Desktop to make this? I am about to upgrade my Cut2D to V Carve Desktop and would like to make this my first project.
très belle boite sa change de la première et félicitation merci pour les idées en passant la critique n'as pas sa place faite le as votre manière merci
Hi, Nice project! I am a relative beginner, having built my Ox cnc router about 6 months ago. Can I use these files with Cut2D? I would like to make this box as it will be my first proper build job. All my previous pieces have been signs of one form or another. Well done!
Hi Nick, Thanks for your comment. Unfortunately you can't create this one in Cut2D as it is only compatible with our VCarve and Aspire software , however we do have a variety of free projects available for you to use with Cut2D. Take a look at all of our free projects here: www.vectric.com/vectric-community/free-projects. You will see if they are compatible with Cut2D when you click into the individual project page. Thanks
What CNC router are you using? Box turned out awesome.
Hi Richard, Michael uses a ShopBot! Thanks
Why did you mill the wood with climb milling? The wood has much better finish when it milled by conventional milling. The most easy way to decide the best milling direction is to compare the finish of the stock and the detail itself. If the stock has better finish, then you should change the direction of milling.
question ? why don't you use the same drill bit to test the turning of the lid, it has the exact same diameter that you drilled so no sloppy testing kind regards
The files are listed for Aspire and VCarve Pro. I don't see anything that would prevent using VCarve Desktop to make the project.
If I'm not mistaken, you should be able to use the VCarve Pro files with "Desktop"
You can but you may need to tile to get around the 24" limits. If the project depends on one of the add in gadgets you cannot use Desktop as it doesn't support gadgets. Most of their projects list both Pro and Desktop. I thought it was odd that this one didn't.
i want download this *stl and 3D file. Do you have a web site? please help me
Hey there, these free projects are only for download for existing customers via their V&Co accounts. We do however have a selection of projects that you can download and machine that would be compatible with our FREE Trial software, you can take a look here: www.vectric.com/vectric-community/free-projects/free-trial?category=projects+of+the+month,in+the+labs,partner+projects&tags=Trial&page=1&items=0 I hope this helps, Thanks.
hello sir ive made one and ive been trying to get in vectric forums to post my work any help
Hello Rick, could you kindly reach out to our support team who can point you in the right direction: www.vectric.com/support We can't wait to see your work 👍
It's a bad idea to glue end grain to flat grain. As wood moves, this box is going to come apart.
Its a bad idea to offer free plans to make this box. You need a CNC machine! Most of the woodworkers I know use saws and chisels! They MAKE not machine.
@@gbwildlifeuk8269 its for a cnc it sayes vectric that is a cnc software ....
@@gbwildlifeuk8269 I forgot that all you have to do was load a file and the machine takes over on it's own. Wait a minute, looks like all the furniture around me was made by machines also. Hmmm
To make things clear this is only free for people that bought your software
Hi, Yes, that's correct. This is a free project for those customers using Vectric VCarve or Aspire software. Thanks
Sorry, but the droning background music detracts from the project. I'd rather hear the CNC machine, or a human voice over at key spots.
Thanks for your feedback Steven. Have a great day!
me too