CNC Router Bits - Everything You Need To Know Tutorial and Review
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- This review tutorial is about CNC router bits for beginners and explains everything you need to know about CNC router bits. You will find what to look for and the best CNC router bit starter set. It is likely the best CNC router bits review on TH-cam. It also tells you what router bits you need.
In it, you will learn what are the best router bits starter sets for beginners. As an absolute beginner, you will learn about good router bit sets, router bits and their cuts, the types of CNC router bits, feeds and speeds. And you will learn what are flutes, up cut bits (upcut), down cut bits (downcut), engraving bits, and carbide CNC router bits. Also discussed are coated router bits.
Covered are ballnose bits, endmills, v bit (or v-bits), surfacing bits, bowl bits, drag bits for engraving, T-slot bits. You will learn, as a beginner, which bits you need first and which to avoid.
This video goes into detail on bits and what they are made of. You will learn which wood bits are used for engraving, sign making, carving, bits for MDF, drag bits for engraving and t-slot bits.
CNC router bits can be used on aluminum, plastic, MDF, acrylic, and of course wood. Those details are covered in other videos.
Get these router bits here: www.idcwoodcraft.com/11P-SET-W
FREE Feeds & Speeds table: bit.ly/3fxYeUF
Garrett Fromme
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TIMESTAMPS
Types of CNC Router Bits: 1:28
Types of cutting edges: 6:49
Endmills: 10:59
Coating on router bits: 16:00
Router bit construction: 19:11
Cheap Bits: 25:30
Demonstrations: 22:20
What CNC router bits you need: 37:25
Where to get them: 41:20
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ROUTER BITS FOR CNC ROUTERS
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→ CNC Complete Router BitStarter Set (w/ free vector files) bit.ly/3d1iQnF
→ BEST Surfacing bit (Amana): shrsl.com/2txdy
→ 1” Surfacing bit required for surfacing your spoil board: bit.ly/2QEYLKz
→ Bowl Bit: shrsl.com/2txdm
→ Drag bit: bit.ly/3tRy98s
→ T-slot bit set (avg. performance): amzn.to/3kSSUws
OTHER ‘MUST HAVES’ FOR CNC ROUTERS
→ Calipers: link.idcwoodcraft.com/o5ec1c
→ Hearing protection (plugs don't work): amzn.to/2Hs1RgW
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VIDEOS TO WATCH
→ MUST WATCH Engraving bit video: • How To Engrave Glass O...
→ Surfacing bit video: • Best Surfacing Bit For...
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PLAYLISTS
CNC FOR BEGINNERS playlist: bit.ly/3rg4WTl
CNC ENTREPRENEURS playlist: bit.ly/3mxz6Ok
VCARVE FOR BEGINNERS playlist: bit.ly/3pdmFsi
→ Glass engraving drag bit: bit.ly/3tRy98s
If you currently own a CNC router, please take a moment to take this survey to share your experience with it: bit.ly/3r5XzNh
Cool vector files for CNC router & CNC laser: etsy.me/3oxX79l Learn how to start an online business from scratch: bit.ly/2ZUEIKK
Words are the top-selling items of all time with CNC products. Get the free WORDS THAT SELL list: idcwoodcraft.com/cnc-lp-1/
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CNC Insiders sign up (free files and more): idcwoodcraft.com/cnc-lp2-free...
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This video is the best tutor on the topic for total newbies. Source: I'm new and this is the first video that hasn't pissed me off so far in a world of lame cnc-bit-tutorials. Thank you, teacher.
illygah, I am so happy to hear that brother! You are so welcome. Congrats on joining the wonderful world of CNC my friend.
Very good video but but your comment that "coatings are not necessary is not accurate" is untrue. As a tool maker and mold maker I do a lot of post heat treat finish machining. This is where coatings make a HUGE difference. While the coating doesnt make the tool stronger it does make it last longer. So yes in this application of cutting soft materials coatings aren't as important there are some places coatings can be very helpful. Cutting aluminum is another. Chips tend to stick to the cutter when milling aluminum. Coatings can help prevent this as well. Please keep making your great videos.
Hi Shane. Thanks for your input on this. Yes, coatings have their place. And I cannot speak for some applications. So thank you for sharing this.
Well said. As for materials, high speed steel retains its properties at high temperature better than high carbon steel, cutting wood it doesn’t really matter. High carbon steel can be harder than HSS but loses its properties if heated (discolouring the metal hot). Carbide is not high carbon steel. Tungsten carbide is incredibly hard but difficult to get the edge as sharp as steel so it may not cut as cleanly. HSS and high carbon steel can be sharper. Carbide refers to tungsten carbide. What the online sellers call it is another story, written by marketing people that speak another language you can expect anything.
You are right about the covenants. I'm not sure what I was thinking at the time.
Just WOW, I finally found someone that gives easy to understand instructions to beginner CNC Router individuals.
Thanx for taking the time to do these videos.
Guy
Guy, you are so welcome my friend. I am happy to help!
My wife asked to watch this one with me now that we're a couple weeks down the road with our Longmill. Once I make a few dollars to raise the funds required, I will upgrade what I got from Sienci with your beginner set and a couple other bits to capitalize on the shipping up north. I'm so happy we watched this! Thanks!!!
Michael, you're so welcome. That's awesome you and your wife CNC together. I'm glad you both enjoyed it and found it helpful!
25:26 I didn’t realize I had been here “for quite a while”. The instruction is so good. Just keep it rolling.
Hey Andre. Glad you hung around! I hope you got something ut of the video.
Dont stop teaching I am new to CNC and I am learning a lot thanks to you.
Danny, thats the plan my friend. Glad you learned a lot from this one.
This is a very special instructor. And why while instructing he does not try to show that he knows as so many do. He understands that it’s about us the person being taught and makes it enjoyable. With his method he teaches it truly is a way to UNDERSTANDING. HE SPEAKS TO. NOT DOWN TO. HE Does Not try to impress because of being filmed this man wants to share knowledge which he may have paid dearly for and not just money. Thank YOU For the gift. You indeed are the man who taught others to fish
Patrick, wow thank you for your kind words! I feel very humbled and grateful to share my knowledge with others such as yourself! I am always happy to help!
Hello Garret
Thank you!! I have had a bobs cnc for a year now and have not used it out of fear!!
This video is going to cange that. I am ordering a starter set and am very excited to get this going!!
Thank you kindly my friend.
Will
Will, I'm excited for you to get to cutting on your bobs CNC brother! Shoot me an email with some pictures once you have your first few projects cut out. Id like to see them!
Thanks
Boy, YT's search algorithm is getting worse! I wish I had found this video at the beginning of my research - it would've saved me a lot of time and frustration with this new (to me) hobby. Thank you so very much for doing this, and I'm looking forward to your other videos! 👍👍
Len, oh man! I'm glad you've found it now, better late than never my friend! Welcome aboard to the channel, hopefully I can help make your journey a little simpler!
@@IDCWoodcraft you already have with this video 👏
Great information! Just what I needed to know. Thank you! Just ordered a set too!
Hey Ryan...I see your order! Packing it up now.
Once again, an awesome video Garrett. I love learning about CNC topics at the "engineering level" and you certainly deliver on that with your videos! I definitely expanded my knowledge of router bits and what bits to use for what cuts. The time you spend comparing upcut vs. downcut end mills was especially helpful!
Hi Greg. I am so happy to hear that these videos are really helping you. That is exactly what I had hoped they would do. thank you for sharing this.
Great information. Very detailed and much appreciated.
David, glad you liked this one brother!
Another great video and package deal! I'll be looking to get your package as soon as I commit to this adventure! Thanks!
Ron, glad you liked this video and the bits! I am excited to see what you create once you jump into CNC.
Thank you for taking the time to do this. Rob…Greatly appreciated!👏
Hi Rob. You are welcome. I hope it helped understand about router bits
So, your 50 minute tutorial took me 3 hours what with note taking and going to different sites to check it out and signing up and corralling the puppy who didn't like me ignoring her for so long... I'm sure I'll watch it again. Thanks for the great information. We are waiting for our first machine to show up. Since it's looks like yours I decided to listen to your bits tutorial. I'm now gonna spend at least the rest of the week (machine arrives Friday) watching more of your stuff. We're gonna be buds!!
Hey Dave, you're so welcome and welcome aboard brother! I'm excited for you to get your machine on Friday, I know the anticipation is probably killing you by now! Hang in there my friend!
Thank you so very much for this info! This guide and the downloadable feeds & speeds guide have been tremendously valuable to this nubie cnc user.
Heather, I am so happy to hear that you find this all so helpful! Anything I can do to make your CNC journey a little bit easier is a win in my book.
This is a great video. Extremely helpful.
Don, right on! Glad to hear this one helped.
So great to watch! The most complete video definitely!
Hi Waldo. Thank you!
Extremely helpful video! Very concise for the amount of information covered. Thank you so much!
Hi Ed. I am glad. I wanted to make sure you and others would have the deeper knowledge about router bits.
Thank you so much! Your videos have taught me so much. Can't wait to get my bits!
Hi Katie. Your bits have been packed up and are on their way! Something tell me you'll see them on Monday.
At your age you can probably appreciate this jest....you remind me of Ron Pompeil of the Ronco company...."and thats not all you get...." I really appreciate your videos. I am in the process of retiring for the second time and will be building a small hobby shop in my new location. Your videos have been very informative and changed my view on what CNC I will be buying.
Dan, that one made me chuckle. Very cool brother congrats on the second retirement! I'm excited for you to get your new shop all set up and ready to go.
Only 15 mins in but finding the vid useful as about to buy my 1st cnc bits for my CNC! cheers for the video
Hi Black. I am totally glad this video helped you understand bits and what is needed for your CNC. Did you get what you needed now?
Great video. Great teacher. Awesome information. Keep up the good work!
Hi Gerald! Thank you. I'll keep making the videos for ya...
What kind of projects are you making?
Excellent video. Greatly appreciated.
Terry, glad you liked this video brother!
Garrett,
Thank You, for the information you have been giving all of us newbie's in the industry.
Hi Scott. It's my pleasure!
Great job Garrett. Another amazingly helpful video
Hey Matt. This was a hard one to make. And longggggg. Think I went overboard?
@@IDCWoodcraft absolutely not. I think you did something special and that a lot of cnc beginners don’t know and are afraid to ask or don’t want to take the time to research or don’t know where to research. Wish I had this video when I started last year, still, I learned new things from this video. Keep up the great work and thanks for all you do for this community.
Great info. Well presented. Thank you!
Hi Mike. Thank you and you're welcome :)
Great video! You teach concepts clearly and make them easy to understand for newbies! Thanks for taking the time to put together the video. I think I'll buy your bit set next month. Thanks again!
Hi Stacey. Thank you for the compliments, and I'm glad it helps you. I'll be waiting for your order...I'll put a little extra treat in it.
Garrett, I totally agree with Mark Thomason. I am an old school wood hobbyist and absolute newbie to CNC. My wife is a very accomplished and awarded artist and art professor. She had the idea to work in CNC on wood and metal as she has already done many manual woodcuts and copper engravings for printing presses. She is doing the CAD and I am learning the CAM. Your videos are the best I have seen. Thank you so much!
JS, welcome to the amazing world of CNC! That's awesome you and your wife are doing this together! I'm jealous you have that support, that's so special! I can't wait to see what you two end up making!
I also have a pdf for beginners with a list of videos in order and other info that you may find helpful! Here's the link: bit.ly/3mLHGfI
This is the exact video I've been looking for! Thank you Garrett!
Hi Prator. Thank you, and I am glad you finally found what you needed! Do you have a CNC router yet?
@@IDCWoodcraft I do! I just bought myself a FoxAlien 4040 that arrive in the mail yesterday, which I'm aware is a 'budget friendly' option, but I'm excited to give this thing a whirl and see what I can create.
Awesome info! Thank you for this knowledge
Coby, you're so welcome brother! Happy to help!
Great video love the bits they are awesome. Cut very well. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and help.
Hi John. So glad you are cutting creations!
Thanks Garrett. That was quite an enlightening video. Good on you mate.
Thanks Craig
Garret, WOW. Incredible information and I love how the video is laid out. I’ve been taking notes and soaking up the information. All your videos are so helpful!! Thank you for sharing all of these informative videos!
Hi Kate. You're welcome. And I got your bit order. Thank you. It is already on its way to you!!!
@@IDCWoodcraft Your the best, THANK YOU! I'm so excited to have them and make ALL the things!
This video is incredibly well done at every level….exactly what I needed. Thank you!
Hi Jim. Thank you. And I'm glad that it helped you. Am I correct in assuming you were just getting into CNC routers?
@@IDCWoodcraft yes…much to learn!
This was great for a beginner will continue to watch and learn. London, Ontario
Brian, awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
You've done a very good job of explaining this. Thank you.
user-dr6we2qs6z, you are so welcome brother!
thank you for the video, I'm a cnc machinist by trade and i got a cnc router to keep me busy while dealing with stage 3 colon cancer. I'm ok, just doing chemo and healing from surgery. I'll definitely be checking out the rest of your videos.
Hi Kelly. I'm glad the surgery went well. I understand the challenges of chemo. Hang in there. Even as a CNC machinist, there is still much to learn in the CNC wood working end. I'm still learning, even after 15ish years as a CNC machinist.
Great videos for a beginner to expert, thank you for taking the time to teach us newbies!
Hey Kristopher. you're welcome!
I cant wait to get started,thank you.
What's the holdup, buddy?
That's what I've been looking for! Amazing video, very helpful
Kacper, I'm happy you found the video and that it helped you out!
Garrett, As an old woodworker but newbie to CNC's, your videos have been invaluable to me to understand alot of the details that make or break projects. Keep up the good work!
Hi Mark. Thank you. I'd love to see some of your woodworking projects. Send pictures!
This was a great lesson for a beginner CNC woodworker!!
Tina, I'm happy to hear it!
Thanks for the video. I just joined a local Makerspace and am just getting started. This was a very informative video. I will share it with everyone here at our shop. You come across as genuine, and just one darn cool guy. Thumbs up and a no-brainer Subscribe. Keep up the great work.
Frank, you are so welcome my friend. Glad to hear that this video really helped you.
All your videos are a huge help. Thank you
Hi Dale. Thank you and you're welcome! What are you making with your CNC or are you still shopping for one?
Thank you that cleared many things up I was trying to figure out.
melissasenter8600, you are so welcome my friend.
great video, I really appreciate your time spent and casual approach. You are very easy to listen/watch. very personable.
Hi Steve. Thank you. I have found that people want to be talked to like people. After all, isn't that what we all want?
Thanks for the video, this helps explain some of the troubles I have been having with the “mutt” of a cnc I built and the learning of the different bits. Much appreciated and now subscribed!
Hi Eric. We're learning all the time. Welcome to the channel!
Awesome! As a newbie with CNC routing, you listed everything I needed to know (plus more) about bits. Great job!!
Steve, glad this one helped you brother!
Great information. Thanks Garrett.
Tommy, you are so welcome my friend.
Very good information Garrett. Thanks.
Bob, you're so welcome! Glad to help brother!
Hello Garrett, your videos have been a big help to a newbie CNCer. I just bought my first machine and have gone down the rabbit hole of trying to figure it all out. Thanks for putting all this information in one place and saving us the time searching. Just bought the bit set, can't wait to put them to use!
John, my pleasure brother! I'm glad to be a part of your CNC journey and see all the awesome projects you make with your new set brother. Be sure to send over some pictures of your projects.
Great tutorial.. THANKS..!
RJ, you are so welcome brother.
Great video with tons of information! Thanks for sharing.
Hi Nike. Thank you, and you're welcome.
Thank you! Fantastic videos.
Kate, you are so welcome my friend.
Finally, someone that is willing to share info others don't. if only I could get your products in europe. I live in the UK and because of what's happening with covid it hard to get anything from abroad, last time I've ordered a parcel from holland it took 5 weeks to arrive and I was charged extra money. Still brilliant vids.
I ship to the UK. Dost of the stuff gets there within a week
@@IDCWoodcraft If that's the case as soon as I put my CNC together as I just got one, I know where to go. Although i will eventually work in soft metals I think in the beginning MDF and wood will be a much better mediums to learn in.
Garrett, thanks for the video as well as all the others and helping those that are new and not so new I'm the CNC world! Can't wait to see what you come up with next!
Jason, you are so welcome brother. Anything I can do to make your journey into CNC a little bit easier is a win in my book!
This one is a keeper! Thank you!!
Sandy, you are so welcome my friend.
Hi Garret great video and brilliant information, just what I was looking for. A good understanding of the bits and how they work. Cheers Mark
Hey Mark, thanks! I know how much info is out there, hopefully makes the bits and their uses a little less confusing! Cheers brother!
Outstanding video as usual. Thanks so much for your wisdom Garrett.
Steve, you are so welcome brother!
I just found your channel yesterday and I am binge watching your videos. Absolutely excellent channel! Thank you for your contribution to the TH-cams!
Hi Adam. Welcome! So are you brand new to CNC routers?
@@IDCWoodcraft Yes, I bought a Next Wave Shark HD500 back in February and it came with the VCarve software. I haven't had a lot of time to play with it, but I have been working on setting up my waste board and clamping system and your tutorials are seriously helping me learn VCarve. I mentioned in another comment that I am an Architect and I have 15 years experience with CAD software, so I like tutorials that are shorter and more to the point, which yours do better than most. I really like your channel. Thanks again for your contributions!
Thank god for you lol i have been a cnc setter on fibre lasers for years, i brought a cnc router, i know the basics of the machine because i my job ie the axis and how the head works but as for the bits lmao i was just lost up bits,down bits,bull nose bits and so on, this tutorial has taught me alot and i want to thank you 👍👍
Lea, I am so happy to hear that this one helped you!
Thank you for your very nice instruction. You seem a university instructor/professor type.
Terence, you are so welcome my friend! And thank you brother, I never was a university professor but I am glad to hear you are getting a lot out of this router bit 101 class!
Thanks for the info. Your videos have been very helpful understanding the cnc process.
Hey Barefoot. Thank you. You can get the entire litst of videos if you want.
There's a PDf download link on the home page of my website www.idcwoodcraft.com
I love your videos! Everything is explained so that beginners can learn but not feel like you are talking down to us. Thank you for all the education I get from watching your videos
Thanks Lynn! I am really happy to hear that. I never want someone to be made to look stupid. We all start on our jouorneies at the beginning and I completely respect that!
Awesome video. I learned a lot. Thank you
Glad it helped you Al De Rita.
Thanks very helpful for newbie.
tangowhiskey1, you are so welcome brother!
Thank you Garrett - I've just ordered my first CNC machine and anxiously waiting for it. Your videos have answered many questions and taught me a whole lot more... can't wait to put it in practice!
Hi Norm! I can 'read' the excitement in your words! What machine did you order?
@@IDCWoodcraft Onefinity Woodworker X-35. Lots of backorders - probably won't see it until Xmas. :(
@@normseguin2240 if you already got a lot of orders, maybe you should get another machine that is at least available for the moment. Would it pay for itself and the machine you have coming?
@@IDCWoodcraft LOL Not me! No orders as I'm just starting out - the machine is backordered!!!
Great tutorial! Learned a lot.
Hi Patrick. thank you. Just getting into the CNC thing?
@@IDCWoodcraft Yes with an E4 I bought partially assembled - learning the ropes on it then plan to add another machine later.
Thank you so Much!!! Highly Appreciated man .
MadMackz, you're so welcome my friend! Happy cncing!
I really appreciate you for making this video. I'm new to this and I don't feel entirely lost now with this information. I know what I need to know to get started and will be bookmarking this video and coming back from time to time. I'll check out your other videos as well. This is a very well laid out presentation and you've managed to compress a lot of information into a very succinct presentation!
michaelhowell8483, you are so welcome my friend. Happy CNCing and I am excited to see where your CNC journey takes you.
Garret, I don't know how to thank you enough, every Facebook group that I have a chance to always recommend your videos.... excellent material!!!... excellent teacher.... BTW.... I ordered my machine last week, can wait to send you pictures of my work that will be possible thanks to you!!..
Roberto! So awesome...you ordered that bad boy. Can't wait for you to get it.
Thank you for the awesome (and humbling) compliments!
I really appreciate all the detail you put into this video. I know it took a long to put together with the scripting, recording, and editing. You are putting out a very high quality product and we appreciate it. Just bought your bits tonight and am looking forward to using them soon. Excellent work
Joaquim, you are so welcome my friend. I am happy that this video helped you and I look forward to getting those bits out to you!
Thank you for your education videos. I have been interested in CNC wood working for many years. I have wanted to make many different projects over the years that I have needed to pass on. I have a piese of Bubinga that I bought years ago I have wanted to turn into a playing card box for my wife. Another project is a Grandfather Clock with fine detail. I think after watching your videos I will get the Altmill. I also plan to buy my bits from IDC Woodcraft because I have recieved so much value from you already, it is the least I can do.
hansstol3167, I'm glad to hear that you found my videos helpful and inspiring. It sounds like you have some fantastic projects in mind. The Altmill is a great choice for CNC woodworking! I can't wait to see how your playing card box and Grandfather Clock turn out!
great stuff, very helpful
DeanBrowne, glad to hear it brother!
as usual your videos are real informative and enjoyable to watch. Thanks
Hey Ron, thank you! Glad to help!
I really enjoy and I have learned many things in great detail.....Thank you for creating this channel.
Thank you Jonathan!
@@IDCWoodcraft you are welcome....your content has helped me a lot
Amazing videos!! I'm new to the CNC world & have no prior knowledge of it. Your videos are so easy to follow & understand. You have given me the confidence to jump in!! My husband surprised me with you set of Bits in January, so I've been watching your videos & they have inspired me . Thank you again for your patience to cover everything for beginners like me.
kimlamarca, glad to hear it brother! Welcome to the wonderful world of CNC. I am excited to see where your CNC journey takes you.
Thank you for this great information.
You are so welcome Zululeppard.
WOW!!! how clear does he make this!!! Such a knowledgeable teacher , no ego, just wants to help us learn!! thanks so very much!!
Wow Maraget. This was such a noce comment. Thank you
Excellent video thanks.
GaryJadick, you are so welcome my friend.
Great Information... really loved to learn a lot about the bits
Hi Khuz. So glad this helped you. How is your CNC journey going?
Sold me.. :) - I liked your teaching style. Look forward to learning more.
Hello Blackland! Thank you. And I look forward to seeing the stuff you make. Please send pics sometime. Email is on the website idcwoodcraft.com
@@IDCWoodcraft - Yes sir, I was crawling that last eve instead of going to bed ! The HD520 arrives tomorrow, and the Lord willin' and the crik don' rise, I will have the table for it finished!
One question thou, I saw the vids about drag bits for engraving, but not much on laser engraving.. Am I just not looking in the right spot? Thx !
Bro liked and subscribed. Went through 5 or 6 different channels. Either 50 year woodworkers who talk liked a stoned turtle or 20 year olds giggling while they couldn't figure out easel. Thanks for your balanced and thorough approach.
Literally buying a cnc today or tomorrow, looking for a beginner bit list. Think I already know 15 min into your vid.
Hi Jesse. that was a nice compliment. Yes, I got a little tired of the 'plug and play' youtuber so figured I'd start delivering in the way I wish others would.
Have a little more respect for people with years of experience working with what you’re only just now getting in the market to buy. It’s a good community of decent people. None of them deserve to be disrespected like that.
@@michaelkeymont501 cool story bro. This is a visual and oratory medium. Knowing everything about something doesn't translate to public speaking or presentation skills. Nor does being "funny" substitute for lack of knowledge. That's why Garrett stands out because he has a good amount of both. Even in podcast format (available on spotify).
Thanks for your opinion though sunshine!
@@michaelkeymont501 ya know, you're right. This is a community of creators. I totally agree
@@slowlyworkingthingsout thanks for your insight, “bro”... I fully understand the medium - I spent 18 years with Bose Corporation developing presentations, demonstrations and the technology that makes them possible at the highest levels in the world, literally. I coached the presenters, and developed the underlying technology, for the meetings that lead to Bose being the official headset of the NFL, over a decade worth of aviation trade show demonstrations that resulted in millions of dollars in sales - all face to face demonstrations and presentations... several years of Bose’ presence at CES, SXSW and product launches around the globe. Of my 18 years there, 5 of them were spent in the role of Audio/Visual Producer, creating public facing content for one of the most respected brands in the world of marketing. I’m going to go on record and assert that I know my shit in the area of public presentation, thanks...
That said, you’ve confirmed yourself to be the disrespectful little cunt that you at first glance appeared to be, “bro”...
But hey, what do I know? I mean after all, you “went through 5 or 6 different channels” and you’re “literally buying a cnc today or tomorrow”... clearly, you are a man to be taken VERY seriously...
You are so generous. God bless you more! Thank you for this very informative video. I just subscribed.
Hi Reynald. Welcome to the community!!!
Thanks for the great teachings
Klay, you're so welcome!
Really enjoyed this video, I now have a better grasp of what to expect from my router bits. Your videos are a blessing.
I am glad you have found it helpful. That is the whole desire behind the videos I make for you and others
Thanks this was quite useful!
Thanks. SM.
Awesome video! I’m expanding into CNC and just purchased a ShopSaber CNC so I’m trying to learn as much as possible.
Hi Mr. Sawdust!! Glad that you liked the video.
Very helpful. Thank you.
Hi Kal. I am very glad this helped.
Nice work, Thank You So Much!
David, you are so welcome. Glad you enjoyed the video!
I've been thinking about doing CNC work for some time and have looked a numerous videos on youtube, but have to admit THOROUGHLY enjoyed your walkthrough of cnc basics and subscribed as soon as the video was over. wil be looking through a lot more of your work in the coming weeks as I come to make my final decision on my future.
Hi Tom. First of all, thank you. Seciond of all, welcome to the community of CNC'ers. You have stepped into an amazing group, for sure. And third, I have lots of content to help you and am always working on more. I can't wait to hear you say "I made my decision and ordered my CNC!"
I'll be waiting for it...
Just got a CNC machine and looking for all videos, etc. for a beginner, I mean a from scratch guy. Been viewing some of your videos and WHAT A GREAT JOB YOU DO IN TRAINING, INSTRUCTING, DEMONSTRATING, TEACHING IS TERRIFIC. I watched a bit video immediately prior to this one form someone else and nothing like yours and also gave some opposite points from your video. From now on only watch yours. My questions is I see this video was made on March 4, 2021. I would like to purchase the bit set you spoke of for beginners etc. Can I still do that at this date, or inform how I can go about getting what I need to start. I believe you say 9 bits recommended. I am also just learning the terminology etc. Have not yet fired up my machine. Your materials are of a SUPURB QUALITY! Many Thanks Garrett, Phil Ornot, Youngstown, Ohio
Phil, glad to hear you like the videos brother! Here is a link to the set: www.idcwoodcraft.com/product/cnc-router-bit-starter-kit/
It has exactly what you need to get up to speed with your CNC.
absolutely essential information presented in an easy to understand manner. Many thanks
Chevy Big Black, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Always happy to help!
Excellent information thanks
JeffShaben, you are so welcome brother.
Great video! I just purchased the bits on your site! I have a CNC on order and it should be here sometime in January. Thanks for all of your help with learning how to get started in this fantastic hobby!
Hey Jon. Thank you. And I just shipped your bits....with a little surprise inside. What could it be?
Love this info very easy to understand
That is great Brenda. Im happy to hear that this video gave you some much needed clarity.
Hello Garrett Really appreciate you taking the time to explain and demonstrate the types and quality and uses for the bits. I (being new to CNC ) have really learned a lot and now instead of trial and error and more time researching I can now concentrate more on producing than studying. Thanks Again!!!!!
Ron, that is exactly the type of comment I hope to see. you know what's interesting? I've had people tell me "Don't give them all the answers. You want them to come back"
To me, that's manipulation, and eventually people get tired of more 'video surfing' only to get half answers.
I told them no, I will give the full monte of how to from start to end. and it has paid off amazing well. and your share reinforced that.
Good for you, Garrett 👍
Wow - your longest video yet. Filled with lots of great knowledge & information. Bordering on IO (information overload - LOL). Glad I had my snacks handy. Have a great nap & keep up the awesome work.
Yeah...that one took a lot of work. I'm still tired from it....
Great video. Thanks!
Brad, you're so welcome!