Sign Carving on the Ooznest Workbee CNC using Vectrics Vcare / Aspire RE-UPLOAD *AUDIO FIXED
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- Carving of a double sided hanging address plaque for a friend out of poplar on the @Ooznest Workbee CNC using @Vectric Ltd Aspire for toolpathing!
You can check out this budget CNC from ooznest here: ooznest.co.uk/product/workbee...
You can follow me on Instagram here: / wildrosebuilds
Here are a few things i'd do differently next time around:
- Use a proper fixture for aligning the two sides, i used registration holes in the stock to align the piece once flipped but that was ineffective.
-Paint the letters after the Vbit carving before running the final smoothing pass to get a cleaner look for the face edge of the letters and avoid the finacky hand painting.
-Swap my dust shoe and hose for a larger diameter one as this one got clogged during my roughing pass.
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE MILLING SOUND!
Delightful making-of of a fantastic masterpiece!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very well played sir. Ordering mine tomorrow
the end surfice is so perfect is looks like it's from a plastic mold
That was amazing crafting new things keep it up
thanks Yolanda!
Thank You!
What is the overlay you use for the finishing path?
What type of wood was used in the video?
Thanks for watching. I can’t quite remember the pass overlap for this but the wood was poplar!
Te ha quedado impresionante👌
Nice work. I plan to use one for acoustic guitar and ukulele necks.
interesting video! wood is great material for DIY.
How long did it take to carve? And what program are you using to design?
Nice time lapse!
Love it!
how long did it take for the cnc machine to carve this wood??
Hi,
If you don’t mind me asking, that’s a beautiful result but as it’s not an industrial size cnc how many hours can you operate a day. 8 hours is a long time. Did you do this on separate days?
Is the Aspire has a post processor for workbee?
👍
Supercool!
How long did this job actually take? who did design/code?
This is sick
Amazing! I'm alo considering to purchase the same cnc but slightly concerned about the noise level. Is it loud to mill chipboard?
I wouldn't use chipboard as it will chip out all over the place. Routers need solid materials. Also the glue in chipboard will blunt your cutter in no time at all.
Awesome
@WildRoseBuilds Really awsum result. Just wanted to ask, what type of wood you used in this project and what was the finish you used? Has it held up to the weather? Cheers
its poplar! i used an oil infused polyurethane and it's held up great even with all the snow!
@@WildRoseBuilds hi, thanks for your reply, I have learnt something new, will definitely try using both. Impressive that its kept it water tight 👍🏻
Great videos, would be so great to see you do some tutorials of creating the 3d renders and gcode on some projects end to end mayne a series... keep creating
Vectric Aspire is your answer. The only Cad/Cam that is so easy to use.
glad to know that people want to see that! i'll keep that in mind. thanks for watching! :)
yeah it really is :)
@@WildRoseBuildshow much would you sell this for?
How long did the cnc take to carve?
How many time does it end ??
Great video. Roughly how long did it take to route that piece?
i think about 8 hours, not the most effective toolpathing here :(
Hello
Can someone tell me if i can use this cnc for drilling and routing of Printed Circuit boards?
Thanks
yes you can. look on the ooznest.co.uk website. there's a chat option so you can speak to them. UK time
Nice job ... i want links to the router bits please 😉👌
how much does one like that cost
Try a base coat first then do lettering. Then finish coat , this will stop bleeding of paint into grain. Gold leaf could
look nice on a on dark stained or timber.
I wish I have I skill like that.
there is no skill there except in the modelling, so learn blender, fusion, solid works etc. and buy or rent a cnc
@@Shadow__X in Ukraine cnc operators works with models from stocks and thinking they are craftsmans.
What if you had a leafblower going so there is no sawdust?
3d print a hose clamp and have a low cost shop-vac hose clamped into the router
@@TracyNorrell He has got a vac system connected via a 3-D printed mount.
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Looks great !! I don't see any 'how-to' and I've noticed others asking, I guess you are not into that part of sharing.
well, i was wrong. i was thinking it was the kingdom hearts logo. Right up until you started the 29
4th
Wow I never even got a 21st key let alone a 29th
I had made a cnc. Just so I can make stuff
Wait, this looks just like the video posted a few days ago...
Nvm I saw the title lol
Looks beautiful but damn 8hr carve...dat a long long long time .to trust any diy cnc mschine...babysit...if machine lose steps then start over
yeah i have a wyze cam in there to monitor it from my office :)
Monitoring is great but it doesnt prevent from losing steps and ruin projects...i would never trust my cheap diy hobby cnc...
@@shelby50411 cheap is probably more of a criticism of yourself. it has nothing to do with the quality of a diy project.
@@shelby50411 you never loose steps if you use servo motors and you connect the alarm properly for cases when you over load them.
Why is everyone accelerating the videos? It's probably extremely slow
It only took 10 hours to do this product isn't it 😅? Not saying that it didn't came out beautiful but probably this cnc isn't the right one if you do this as a business. May take you a few months do to 20 of these 😁
The maximum RPM for a servo motor is 1000RPM (with proper torque), so all CNC have an upper limit, regardless of the quality of your machine, so what is you point? The only way to make it faster in a direct driven system is to attach many spindles on the same gantry...
Potato
Sooooo basically ya taking the skill aspect out of the equation?
Roughing toolpath is terribly inefficient.
Hi, You go straight to finishing path (with out roughing and v-carve)?