Thank you for showing my shop tour, I have one suggestion for future Studio updates, would it be possible to add a 'Radius' function? It is ok using a circle and Shape Shifting when snapping to basic shapes but when trying to produce complex shapes for inlays or fancy through tenons it would be useful to match the radii on the positive and negative.
Jake was zooming through this demo and his bits were very similar length so he didn't z-touch, but you should always Z-Touch whenever changing a bit or spindle.
What about pocketing a large circle in the middle and just dropping an insert of the proper thickness in the center as a support while you finish the outlying cuts?
@@Shapertools Thanks for the response. Great point!! :-) Gonna have to try a large inlay. Hmmmm. Maybe leave the center for last then make a clear acrylic sled with a plunge router to the proper depth?
Great walkthrough thank you.
Great walk through on the studio design I’m starting to get it!
Thank you for showing my shop tour, I have one suggestion for future Studio updates, would it be possible to add a 'Radius' function? It is ok using a circle and Shape Shifting when snapping to basic shapes but when trying to produce complex shapes for inlays or fancy through tenons it would be useful to match the radii on the positive and negative.
05:32 Why don't you z-touch after the spindle swap?
Jake was zooming through this demo and his bits were very similar length so he didn't z-touch, but you should always Z-Touch whenever changing a bit or spindle.
What about pocketing a large circle in the middle and just dropping an insert of the proper thickness in the center as a support while you finish the outlying cuts?
This may work as long as the tool can still see some tape!
@@Shapertools Thanks for the response. Great point!! :-) Gonna have to try a large inlay. Hmmmm. Maybe leave the center for last then make a clear acrylic sled with a plunge router to the proper depth?
if the bodem is not smooth anymore, sand it quick with a machine, P320... works great 😉