Great work! I don’t understand why people comment based on their aesthetic preferences. Marius is crushing it with great and free inspiration for all who like to subscribe. Let the guy like what he likes. Just my opinion.
You trued your poly fences by using a square inside them then used the outside of those fences to guide your workpieces. That assumes that your fences' sides are parallel which they probably are in your case. But you could have used a framing square to check the outsides of them for square. Another good video. Wish I could sit in the corner with a beer and watch you create.
Wow. Imagine what you could do with a laminated material. If the layers were different species of wood, you could create visual patterns based on the depth of cut.
Very nice carving Marius. Still, is it just me or does this look like 80s Kitsch located in the "Hobbykeller" together with "Käseigel" and a 4-hour "Diashow" about your last vacation.
@@MariusHornberger Ich meine, dass der Rahmen ein bischen kitschig aussieht. Ich weiss noch nicht mal genau was es ist. Vielleicht die Ueberladung mit Cliparts. Vielleicht das blaue Hai-Bild, das irgendwie gar nicht zum Rahmen passen will - ein Bild vom Strand mit Muscheln und Sand-Farben und auch ein bischen blaues Wasser haette glaube ich schon viel vom Kitsch wettgemacht. Vielleicht ist es auch das Aegypten 2019 prominent ueber dem Bild (anstatt irgendwo klein in der Ecke unten rechts). Vielleicht auch das 3D Sandmuster. Keine Ahung...fuer mich sieht es jedenfalls sehr ueberladen und sehr nach 80er Jahre Kitsch aus. Ansonsten ist das Ergebnis ja technisch sehr gut. Nur halt in die Wohnung wuerde ich es mir nicht haengen ;)
@@carstenschmied8455 Das war eher 70er Jahre. Zu dem Käseigel hätte ich noch Apfelkorn, Affensperma (Cola mit Eierlikör), schlecht brennende Kerzen usw usw usw angeboten. Aber das kann Marius nicht wissen. Zu jung.... :-)
Kleiner Tipp zu doppelseitigem Klebeband: Nach Auflegen die Teile für 1 Sekunden mit einer Schraubzwinge zusammenpressen, dann hält es WESENTLICH besser. Dann würden 4-6 kleine, eurostückgroße Stücke genügen.
How did you make 4:16 - 4:18 ? Usually on these sorts of shenaningans, I can spot the editing seam, but here, there's nothing... and there's even the picture frame spanning both sides and not moving at all while you're clamping it!
Hadnwerklich top, doch gestalterisch ein Graus, nichts für Ungut. Spannend wäre es z.B. die natürliche Maserung des Holzes zu nutzen. Wenn du Zeit hast schau dir mal die Arbeiten des ostdeutschen Holzgestalters Lüder Baier an. Seine gedrechselten Dosen haben wunderbar einfache aber sehr wirkungsvolle Strukturen
Excellent Video for showing the process together with CNC. I have seen Aspire last fall on a fair in Stuttgart and it is a pretty easy to use Software for CNC. Could use simple pictures to produce 3D Logos etc. But if you would like to construct something with moving parts, I am not sure if thats working for m BTW I believe that you are aware that the first part Building the raw Frame 🖼 was a bit Overkill . Cheers M
Hi, I'm curious, how do you set the x- an y-axis zero position for the work piece on the Hammer cnc? You didn't mention it on the previous video either.
Great video as always. I don't understand the need for people to express their opinion on the design though. You like it or you don't, who cares the frame is not for you. On a different note, why did you choose to have the mitres not end in the outside corners?
@@MariusHornberger Inwiefern braucht es diese hohe Stabilität bei einem Bilderrahmen? Man kann beim Ergebnis, vor allem bei der Muschel, die verschiedenen Richtungen der Maserung sehen. Sonst schön aber bei der gefrästen Figur eher schade. Und wenn man eh schon fräst: Wozu die superstabile Konstuktion des Rahmens?
I didn't have such a big piece to cut it out from if you meant that. Also cutting it from a solid piece would make a weaker frame because of the cross grain
@@MariusHornberger I thought glueing some pieces to make a bigger one. But after comment I realize it would make it ugly to have straight lines crossing the frame haha, unless you make some artistic mosaic
I’m always really impressed with your English. I know that when I was learning another language, I found that it was the little things that were hard to remember. So, I would like to pass one along to you. Anytime you say the word “therefore”, you could instead use the word “so.” As you can see, I used an example of it in this comment. I could have also said, “therefore, I would like to pass one along to you.“
Well, Probably the full version. If I go to the website there are several cheaper option. I just have to do some reading before buying or trying. Thx for the response!
@@MariusHornberger Hummm... What do you refear with "cross grain"? I was looking that the different direction of the wood grain in the corner makes the wood shine just until the joints, you can see it just over the seahorse. I was thinking that made all over the same wood board will solve this problem, and also be easier to manufacture. But man... I susribed to you're channel, I already know your work quality, and you're German... So if you do something like that, must have a purpose over been a dumb overwork.
Very nice looking art project Marius. Also, it was great to see your twin helping you with the clamping. 😉
Great video and the finished frame.
I'm glad you're back to producing content! And I"m a huge fan of Vectric. Such an easy program but very powerful. CAD/CAM in one package, love it!
I am glad that you have so much fun with the CNC. The picture frame looks great. I am looking forward to many videos with this machine.
Excellent work Marius. I look forward to your videos.
Outtakes. :D I always enjoy your videos, thanks for sharing. That new CNC router is a lovely addition to your shop.
Great work! I don’t understand why people comment based on their aesthetic preferences. Marius is crushing it with great and free inspiration for all who like to subscribe. Let the guy like what he likes. Just my opinion.
Beautiful and very instructive video. Thank you.
Great work as always, but when it comes to aesthetics, we're on different planets ;)
7:50 He mentions he's following somebody else's design!
Wow Marius, that's a beautiful picture frame!
Marius, if you ever do this again, you might try reversing the sand ripples, making them concave rather than convex.
Nice job!!! Looks fantastic.
Very nice job.
You are awesome! I admire your work, it is very inspiring.
Es un campeón enhorabuena, da gusto ver tus vídeos gracias por publicarlos y regalarnos tu tiempo, un abrazo desde Gandía España
that's a solid german picture frame design
Hard to wait for the next video, great upload, thanks.
Every German Bond baddy needs a picture of his favourite shark on the wall! Perhaps in the next video you could show us how you fitted the lasers?
Very, very cool!
You trued your poly fences by using a square inside them then used the outside of those fences to guide your workpieces. That assumes that your fences' sides are parallel which they probably are in your case. But you could have used a framing square to check the outsides of them for square. Another good video. Wish I could sit in the corner with a beer and watch you create.
Yes, setting the jig up that way works. I made sure my fences are parallel.
Wow. Imagine what you could do with a laminated material. If the layers were different species of wood, you could create visual patterns based on the depth of cut.
Nice work Marius.
Hi Marius I use the cnc for mortises or domino's I mill in front of the waste board
Magnificent outcome, congrats!
Spot on! Saubere Sache, Marius!👍
Very nice carving Marius. Still, is it just me or does this look like 80s Kitsch located in the "Hobbykeller" together with "Käseigel" and a 4-hour "Diashow" about your last vacation.
I don't know what you mean
@@MariusHornberger Ich meine, dass der Rahmen ein bischen kitschig aussieht. Ich weiss noch nicht mal genau was es ist. Vielleicht die Ueberladung mit Cliparts. Vielleicht das blaue Hai-Bild, das irgendwie gar nicht zum Rahmen passen will - ein Bild vom Strand mit Muscheln und Sand-Farben und auch ein bischen blaues Wasser haette glaube ich schon viel vom Kitsch wettgemacht. Vielleicht ist es auch das Aegypten 2019 prominent ueber dem Bild (anstatt irgendwo klein in der Ecke unten rechts). Vielleicht auch das 3D Sandmuster. Keine Ahung...fuer mich sieht es jedenfalls sehr ueberladen und sehr nach 80er Jahre Kitsch aus.
Ansonsten ist das Ergebnis ja technisch sehr gut. Nur halt in die Wohnung wuerde ich es mir nicht haengen ;)
Achso. War ja auch ein Geschenkauftrag. Jeder hat eben andere Geschmäcker
@@carstenschmied8455 Das war eher 70er Jahre. Zu dem Käseigel hätte ich noch Apfelkorn, Affensperma (Cola mit Eierlikör), schlecht brennende Kerzen usw usw usw angeboten. Aber das kann Marius nicht wissen. Zu jung.... :-)
Cool 👌🌹👍💯
The tape and superglue method works well. Should be easier to remove the part and no sticky residue left. Masking tape works well.
Kleiner Tipp zu doppelseitigem Klebeband:
Nach Auflegen die Teile für 1 Sekunden mit einer Schraubzwinge zusammenpressen, dann hält es WESENTLICH besser. Dann würden 4-6 kleine, eurostückgroße Stücke genügen.
Danke, werd ich ausprobieren
Lindo trabalho, parabéns.
Professional work.🥇🖼️
I like your work shop. 🧰🧰
Instead of double-sided tape, consider using painter's tape and superglue + accelerator. It's much cleaner to remove, and holds as well or better
lovely stuff
Hi, for wood use max 2 flute bits.
Schönes und interessantes Video!!
Kannst mir vielleicht sagen was mapel für ein holz in deutsch ist ??
Das würde mich auch interessieren
Das ist Ahorn
@@MariusHornberger danke
Nice work. Thanks for the video.
I want one! And I mean a CNC 😉👌
How did you make 4:16 - 4:18 ? Usually on these sorts of shenaningans, I can spot the editing seam, but here, there's nothing... and there's even the picture frame spanning both sides and not moving at all while you're clamping it!
There's not a sharp seam between the shots. I can let both scenes fade into each other at the seam
This is some real "awful taste but great execution" right here, lol. Great work though!
Awesome :-)
Hadnwerklich top, doch gestalterisch ein Graus, nichts für Ungut. Spannend wäre es z.B. die natürliche Maserung des Holzes zu nutzen. Wenn du Zeit hast schau dir mal die Arbeiten des ostdeutschen Holzgestalters Lüder Baier an. Seine gedrechselten Dosen haben wunderbar einfache aber sehr wirkungsvolle Strukturen
Belle réalisation 👍
Very good. None of my business, but how are you doing with your studies?
Very good. Quanto tempo ha impiegato la CNC a fresare il tutto?
Excellent Video for showing the process together with CNC. I have seen Aspire last fall on a fair in Stuttgart and it is a pretty easy to use Software for CNC. Could use simple pictures to produce 3D Logos etc. But if you would like to construct something with moving parts, I am not sure if thats working for m
BTW I believe that you are aware that the first part Building the raw Frame 🖼 was a bit Overkill .
Cheers M
Overkill is how I like it
LOL looking forward to see the next picture frame built with halving 🤪
amazing stuff
Hi, I'm curious, how do you set the x- an y-axis zero position for the work piece on the Hammer cnc? You didn't mention it on the previous video either.
I move to an edge until the bit touches and then set zero (actually setting the negative bit radius, so 0 ends up on the workpiece edge)
Marius why did you not use the pantorouter for the corner joints?
That would have been much easyer I gues.
Maybe, but getting it into shop and setting it up would have take longer
Great to see you again
Awesome. Thank you.
Great video as always. I don't understand the need for people to express their opinion on the design though. You like it or you don't, who cares the frame is not for you.
On a different note, why did you choose to have the mitres not end in the outside corners?
I wanted to, but that ended up with weired angles that would have been very difficult to setup. 45° is easy.
Good ❤️🌹💯👌👍
If you want to save money on double sided tape. Use painters masking tape on the bonding surfaces and stick together with CA glue.
How much time do you spend making homemade double sided tape, vs how much you spend in having a machine in a factory do it?
very nice job :)
Hi Marius,
Did you make that picture frame jig? Are there plans for it somewhere? Do you think it could be adapted to work with a tracksaw?
Andrew
I have a video about it on my channel
Marius Hornberger thank you
Marius, mal eine ganz blöde Frage. Hättest du nicht einfach ein paar Hartholzbretter aneinanderleimen können und dann ein Loch rein sägen können?
Bei einem Bilderrahmen will man eigentlichen keine Querfaser haben. Alle Seiten sollten Längsfaser haben. Ist wesentlich stabiler
Marius Hornberger 🤦♂️Stimmt. Hatte ich nicht dran gedacht
@@MariusHornberger Inwiefern braucht es diese hohe Stabilität bei einem Bilderrahmen? Man kann beim Ergebnis, vor allem bei der Muschel, die verschiedenen Richtungen der Maserung sehen. Sonst schön aber bei der gefrästen Figur eher schade. Und wenn man eh schon fräst: Wozu die superstabile Konstuktion des Rahmens?
Why not also cut/extract the shape of the frame using the CNC instead of doing the assembly work in the first 4min30sec of video?
I didn't have such a big piece to cut it out from if you meant that. Also cutting it from a solid piece would make a weaker frame because of the cross grain
@@MariusHornberger I thought glueing some pieces to make a bigger one. But after comment I realize it would make it ugly to have straight lines crossing the frame haha, unless you make some artistic mosaic
I need to add a CNC to my shop. Want one so bad.
I’m always really impressed with your English. I know that when I was learning another language, I found that it was the little things that were hard to remember. So, I would like to pass one along to you. Anytime you say the word “therefore”, you could instead use the word “so.” As you can see, I used an example of it in this comment. I could have also said, “therefore, I would like to pass one along to you.“
Thanks man! I'll try to use that.
класс браво мастеру
Wow!
Biscuit joiner would also have done the same thing.
Well, a few Chisels and a lot of time and patience would so have done the whole Frame
Hi Marius, I was wondering what version of aspire did you use to make this carving. I mean the Vcarve or the 3dcut version?
Not exactly sure what you mean. It Aspire 10.0. And I made 3D tool paths
Well, Probably the full version. If I go to the website there are several cheaper option. I just have to do some reading before buying or trying. Thx for the response!
Yay!
3:05 I'm sure there was an almost inaudible "HINT HINT" at the end here..
Thanks! Very interesting!
Like + comment.
Great vid. Please do more CNC projects.
I dont understand why do you make the frame instead of engraving all it on one board
Usually you don't want cross grain in a picture frame
@@MariusHornberger Hummm... What do you refear with "cross grain"?
I was looking that the different direction of the wood grain in the corner makes the wood shine just until the joints, you can see it just over the seahorse.
I was thinking that made all over the same wood board will solve this problem, and also be easier to manufacture.
But man... I susribed to you're channel, I already know your work quality, and you're German... So if you do something like that, must have a purpose over been a dumb overwork.
😊👍
9:36 "Hammer Time"🎶🎵
the image of the shark is not centred in the frame. it's a little concerning
Покройте патиной и будет вообще шедевр. Подчеркнуть рельеф.
😃👍🏻👊🏻
How much do you sell a 3D carved picture frame like that for ? How long does it take to make one complete ?
Thank you
Mantap banget.....!
Saya suka sekali piguranya...
Sempurna....
Wait a minute... that's not how you spell Egypt. I feel a disturbance in the force
Those clip-art shapes look like a shit, but the execution was great as always.
"Always apply two thin coats" - Duncan Rhodes
Not my cup of tea... But seriously nice results. TFS, G :)
:)
my wife left me
just get a new one
high five
Feel free now
One less mouth to feed when Corona hits ;)
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I have to say it looks terrible. Great job technically, but visually it's outright disgusting. Sorry.