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- This week on Shaper Sessions, we’re demonstrating the wide variety of materials you can cut with Origin, along with the best way to dial in the ideal cutter geometry and feed rates for clean, precise cuts. Origin’s intuitive precision isn’t limited just to wood. With the right cutters and input speeds, you can make precise cuts in a wide variety of acrylics, non-ferrous metals, even foam and Corian. #shapersessions
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Shawn is such a great presenter.
Shaper Origin is awesome. One of the best tool additions to the shop. Your videos/sessions to help us are greatly appreciated.
Hey Shaper,
When you explained the bit where pattern router bits cant be used with shaper, i was thinking: that would be a seriously great new option: with origin you can set your depth exactly where you want it. Wouldn’t it be interesting to have a “pattern function”? What i mean is: in the pattern mode, origin doesn’t need tape. It operates as a normal router, but with a digitally controlled Z-axis. In this mode X and Y are fixed.
To save some time: materials and time stamps are:
laminates: 8:15
hard plastics, soft metals 9:15
roundover 12:00
conical mold making 14:00
composites 15:00
Wow, great survey of cutters and materials. I learned a lot!
Really well explained. I am experienced using CNC so was already up to speed but the presentation was excellent.
I love my Shaper and use it in my workshop almost every day, and its a quality addition to my woodworking skills and jobs I can do. I would like you to link to a site where I can get good quality cutters, in all the variants to all kind of material. I know you go through them in this video, but I would like a list with all the cutters, name and where to buy them. The cutters is the bottleneck where iam right now in my skills of using origin :D I hope you would help.
Thanks and awesome work guys :D
Metal: 21:00
@shaper I’ve seen several people use for metal, heck even 3/8” flat bar question is I guess any carbide but would work just take it slow? Another q is on the sign blanks like we use in our print shops, I guess any end kill you’re off flat cutter tip would suffice?
Where can you find the 8mm collet shown? It's not on the shaper store.
Collets from Festool OF 1010 fit as the the spindle is made by Festool
Any particulars on the 1/2" cutter? Manufacture, part #, etc. I've never seen a bit like the one described and would like to order one.
Are there extended resources about cutting aluminium?
That was great
What bit and speed for 1/2” dibond
Thank you
I would likely use an o flute or an end mill style depends on what you are doing. It’s hdpe core aluminum outer.
When using the diamond tip for engraving and trying to hold the Origin still, couldn't the base of the Origin be clamped down for each letter while engraving in auto mode?
I know that is a lot more work, but the tool wouldn't move.
A location for the clamp would have to be chosen so as to not damage the base.
Would this be possible?
Can you engrave glass?
Does anyone know where I can purchase these other kinds of bits?
where can i get to o cutter for plastic
Where's a good source of that HDPE material?
Any plastics manufacturer or retailer we use allied plastics, interstate plastics and there is another but it escapes me now