Love your content! Thanks for the great shares. It's great to see a bunch of products that can use 1/2 and 3/4 stock! I will definitely be trying some of these on my much slower CNC 😂.
hello, wow you been busy. i enjoyed your video. I did stop the video and went to your website, those cutting boards are awesome, I am sure you are putting some time into those. also I liked to cat mask, lol. My cat would not let you put it on him. Keep up the good work, I will subscribe to see whats new. thanks
Hey there, I have a question. Where do you get your wood stock? I am a new cnc user, I have a carbide 3D Shapeoko 4 but I'm having a hard time finding quality wood. The big box stores don't have much to choose from other than pine and red oak. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Please send a link or any ideas on where to get quality wood at a good cost. Sincerely, The New Guy!
I buy it from local lumber mills. I would avoid big box stores as it will be drastically expensive. I would look around on google or marketplace. Ask local wood workers or call up a cabinet shop and see where they source materials. You can get it online but I’d avoid it unless you have to as you can’t pick it and it’s expensive.
In some cases you're going to have to do some real hunting. The best places (especially for selection and cost) cater mostly to builders and do little to no advertising, but they can also be right under your nose.
G’day , cheers for the awesome content, very inspiring! I’m so new to the CNC that I haven’t even unboxed mine yet from the recent Black Friday sale. What software do you use to design & run your CNC?
Could you share your speeds and feeds for the bowl bit? I purchased your kitchen tools files but I think I am running the bowl bit slower and gentler than I need to. Thanks!!
Down cut leaves a more clean cut on the top surface. Upcut is the opposite, you can also be a little more aggressive with an upcut. It honestly doesn’t matter much if you’re just cutting things out and sanding them. Downcuts are great for vaneered plywood as it won’t tear out or if you are using a mask for painting it won’t shred it.
Ok i have one more question. What are some good, affordable, and durable woods to use? I'd prefer not to use pine but I want something that's soft enough to not destroy bits but long lasting.
It’s pretty big so I typically ramp it in and run it around 100ipm and .125 deep. I’ve gone far more aggressive with it but it depends on the wood and machine
Every single country in this world adopted metric system, (including US) which is far from the case with imperial. US army, NASA, scientists using it, even a lot of young americans who can see the benefits of metric, yet not all of them. It is beyond my understanding how could you possibly and voluntary choose imperial over metric.
In making items to sell, it would be great to hear how many you sell and how much you profit annually. “This widget sells like crazy, we can’t make them fast enough to keep up with orders. We sell about 1,000 a month with an annual profit of one million dollars for this item alone!”
Hey! I don’t sell a ton anymore. I more so make content these days. I still sell a lot of cutting boards and other kitchen stuff but that’s about it. I did it for 5 years or so and this year I made the transition to making videos. Less stressful and more enjoyable for me personally
Hey i love all the stuffs u guys made. thanks for the video
Love your content! Thanks for the great shares. It's great to see a bunch of products that can use 1/2 and 3/4 stock! I will definitely be trying some of these on my much slower CNC 😂.
Thanks! And dooooo it, and that’s okay.
Gets the job done the same in the end
Thanks guys ❤❤❤
Thanks for watching!!
Great video. Recommended feed and speeds would be welcome.
Awesome. Nice work
Thanks!
hello, wow you been busy. i enjoyed your video. I did stop the video and went to your website, those cutting boards are awesome, I am sure you are putting some time into those. also I liked to cat mask, lol. My cat would not let you put it on him. Keep up the good work, I will subscribe to see whats new. thanks
21.49 board is moving while cuting. not sure if you realized. great video, thanks for sharing
Hey there, I have a question. Where do you get your wood stock? I am a new cnc user, I have a carbide 3D Shapeoko 4 but I'm having a hard time finding quality wood. The big box stores don't have much to choose from other than pine and red oak. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Please send a link or any ideas on where to get quality wood at a good cost. Sincerely, The New Guy!
I buy it from local lumber mills. I would avoid big box stores as it will be drastically expensive. I would look around on google or marketplace. Ask local wood workers or call up a cabinet shop and see where they source materials. You can get it online but I’d avoid it unless you have to as you can’t pick it and it’s expensive.
@@TwoMooseDesign ok thank you
In some cases you're going to have to do some real hunting. The best places (especially for selection and cost) cater mostly to builders and do little to no advertising, but they can also be right under your nose.
Lots of info, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Uses platsic mallet to make wooden mallet. hahah. Nice video thanks for the tips
Great Projects! Thanks. I'm curious, why do you still use tabs when gluing down your pieces?
Better safe than sorry I suppose lol
G’day , cheers for the awesome content, very inspiring!
I’m so new to the CNC that I haven’t even unboxed mine yet from the recent Black Friday sale.
What software do you use to design & run your CNC?
Great Ideas, thanks!
Could you share your speeds and feeds for the bowl bit? I purchased your kitchen tools files but I think I am running the bowl bit slower and gentler than I need to. Thanks!!
Was wondering if you could do a video on just the cooking utensils
What kind of wood do you use usually? 😊
I've watched a few of your videos. You use the down cut bit. What's the advantage over an up cut bit?
Down cut leaves a more clean cut on the top surface. Upcut is the opposite, you can also be a little more aggressive with an upcut. It honestly doesn’t matter much if you’re just cutting things out and sanding them. Downcuts are great for vaneered plywood as it won’t tear out or if you are using a mask for painting it won’t shred it.
Ok i have one more question. What are some good, affordable, and durable woods to use? I'd prefer not to use pine but I want something that's soft enough to not destroy bits but long lasting.
Hey! Oak, walnut, cherry, and maple are mostly what I use.
Pine is garbage
Brilliant! You need dust extraction!!!!
I have extraction I just remove it for filming as a giant dust boot isn’t nearly as satisfying to watch lol
Not necessary
Great projects. Question ? What Version PWN dust boot is that? TIA
I’m pretty sure it’s the V3 🤔 thanks for watching! We have a 5% discount code if you go that route TWOMOOSE
I’m sorry I can’t seem to find a way to get into your files cause I want to download the dog trays and the inlays thank you, Jim
Hey! I’m not sure what you mean? Send us an email! I’ll get to it tomorrow or Monday. Twomoosedesign@gmail.com
what do you use to hold down the wood 29:19
Probably the same technique as the start of the video.
Awesome job. which software are you guys using?
which software you are using, nice work.
we use vectric software
What is the link for the double sided bolt bit?
Do you use that press in the background to glue vcarved inlays? How do you like it? How do you apply even pressure? If cauls, what type?
Yes, works great for me. I've seen people use vacuum bags too but i haven't tried that. It has a steel plate to spread out the pressure.
hello just a quick question what program do you use to make the designs?
I draw in Adobe and run g code and make tweaks in V carve pro. You can do it all in v carve pro I just prefer the graphic design program
28 minutes in: “How old is this? He has no hair!” 😅 Thank you for all of the fantastic ideas!
😆😆 the last one is pretty old! It was like one of our first videos
how about a meat tenderizer mallet?
Good
Thanks
hi, what is the model of your machine
Onefinity foreman
Is it the elite Foreman??@TwoMooseDesign
How fast can you run the 3/4 straight bit?
It’s pretty big so I typically ramp it in and run it around 100ipm and .125 deep. I’ve gone far more aggressive with it but it depends on the wood and machine
Hi. Can I get project files?
They are available on our website or Patreon
👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks! 🙏🏼
What make and model is your CNC?
We have a onefinity foreman and jorneyman
@@TwoMooseDesign thank you
I live in Bangladesh can I get training on these projects from you. How much can the training fee be?
Every single country in this world adopted metric system, (including US) which is far from the case with imperial. US army, NASA, scientists using it, even a lot of young americans who can see the benefits of metric, yet not all of them.
It is beyond my understanding how could you possibly and voluntary choose imperial over metric.
Love the projects, Hate the tattoos!
old Video
Yes I stated in the description that it’s edited together and the title says compilation. It’s for the people who want to watch it consecutively.
In making items to sell, it would be great to hear how many you sell and how much you profit annually.
“This widget sells like crazy, we can’t make them fast enough to keep up with orders. We sell about 1,000 a month with an annual profit of one million dollars for this item alone!”
Hey! I don’t sell a ton anymore. I more so make content these days. I still sell a lot of cutting boards and other kitchen stuff but that’s about it. I did it for 5 years or so and this year I made the transition to making videos. Less stressful and more enjoyable for me personally