A *GOOD* 6040 CNC Router carving the Ferrari prancing horse machined in 3D
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- 6040 CNC Router carving the Ferrari prancing horse machined in 3D
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Oh my GOD!!! I've subscribed an hour ago and I'm your fan already! What a beautiful job. I'm from Brazil and I just started 6 months ago building a DIY CNC and now looking for how to do 3D carving.
You are definitely a reference. Good work. Thank you very much! Love you
Later today I will be uploading a new CNC router video 307, ok.
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Love the video, very interesting.
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Good informative video.
How do you protect your computer/radios and all other equipment from being covered with dust?
My experince is that even with a vacuum cleaner the air is filled with small particles that end up covering everything!
Dear Mr Roger hi , very pleasure and happy to mostly watch your video , in did i have learned too much from you ,
Recently i have designed a cnc router & rotary ( 4 head ) witch can opporate with single spindal as router also , the table dimention is 165 cmx 120cm , table has been built by wood, steel , and allominium plates and bars.
I will be very glad if you help me out by giving creative comments and other helpfull directions . If you wish i can send you as much as pictures and a requiered design plan , thank you
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Hi Roger, I love your videos and thank you for them. I want to build a heavy duty CNC like yours, do you have any plans available or parts lists that I could follow? Again thank you for all of the great information that you provide, it very helpful.
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love your videos I've gotten a whole lot out of them could you do a fusion 360 tutorial on how to make this horse? thanks for all your work :)
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I love your work, I would like to know the settings you used liker depths and step over if you could share with us. Thank you, and keep up the excellent work.
Ok, 0.15mm step and 11mm.
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Thanks my friend @@rogerwebb9600
Hi Roger. I love your work and the great videos.
At approx the 19:00 minute mark, it is easy to see that the left side of the tool path was making odd marks when it was at the end of the path. Was that by design? Or was the machine losing stepper counts?
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it loose a step. for long time engraving, easy servo is better maybe
you certainly have a lot of toys
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I love watching your videos! I get a warm feeling thinking about if my dad was still alive we would be working on projects like this. He had a love for wood working and my love for computer aided design would lead to a great hobby for both of us.
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Nice!!
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Amazing results. Wish to see more on setting up the CAM process.
Go to my channel you will find it there.
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hello, i love your videos and i really need help to understand something please. I have a CNC with three axes (XYZ) and I work with ArtCAM. I would like to know if it is possible to realize a 3D element similar to that of the horse with my machine. please
Go to my channel there are over 300 videos for you.
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Hi; great video! .Please allow me to point out that extruded aluminium for router building is ok as long that the section is heavy enough
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That is beautiful work Roger. Do you buy the programs like the one you did in this video. Also can you do portraits and Landscapes. Do you sale your work or is just a hobby for you. This is the first video I have seen on this. Sorry for all the questions.
Go to my channel and have a look ;-))
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@@rogerwebb9600 why you never even answered his questions
Great work, but what are all the screens for
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@@rogerwebb9600 so the screens are for subscribing and forwarding it to friends ?
Mr Webb, do you make or sell your vases for containment of ashes?
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Hi. I have watched many of your videos. I am a disabled veteran with a need to hobby. I have ordered a small, cheap CNC router but it will take a while, so a local wood smith will allow me to use his large CNC router. He has Mach3 with Lazycam but I have never used any of these before and I was wundering if you would recommend a program to start with a sketch and convert it to G-code for Mach3. I'm not rich but I will buy what I really need. Also, which of your videos do you recommend to learn this process?
Hi Russ, first of all, go to Autodesk and download Fusion 360 it will be free for you, tell them I sent you.
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Then see all my CNC videos ;-))
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Awesome carving and amazing piece of wood. Where can the cnc machine be purchased ? Do you still have pacific tooling for cnc and laser, both machines look great
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Hi sir can you share me the peacock design used on your 107th video. Thanks
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roger you are the tazmanian carving devil you do beautiful wood carvings and turnings
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Hi sir super work
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hi roger Nice video where i can find information about the cnc router you use and they sell in eu thanks
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please upgrade to a 4k camera.
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Definitely not something that you want to stuff up ! Grain looks to me more like beech than what i see as pine in the hardware store . God that stuff machines nice ! How would your cutters go with teak ?
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is there a reason you machine against the grain? Do you achieve a better finish that way?
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Mr. Roger Webb you are from uk or usa ? and you can geve me your mobile ?
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@@rogerwebb9600 thank you very match my friend
omg first
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I'm always amazed about how Americans have such bad taste... lol
Nice vid though :)
Australian ;-))
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