CNC Router on Ceramic + Glass Tiles
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ย. 2022
- Methods and Materials come together in this "How To" video. Inexpensive, Good Fun on your CNC machine with Drag Engraving, Tiles and Wax Metallic Pastes. Kevin takes you through the initial idea AND a secondary process that proved to be even more fun.
Links:
MC Etcher Diamond Tip Drag Engravers: shop.carbide3d.com/collection...
Rub n Buff:
Amazon: a.co/d/cOl6ey0
Michaels: www.michaels.com/rub-n-buff-w...
Other Metallic Paste Wax:
Wax Paste: www.etsy.com/listing/12897840...
Variety of Wax Pigment Products: www.etsy.com/shop/MaikaDaught... - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
![How To Engrave Glass On a CNC Router [With A Drag Bit], Glass Etching](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/TvmUO3Cvxmk/mqdefault.jpg)
I love these videos. Thanks for investing in the maker community!
Really enjoy these quick informative learnings.
Happy to hear that Greg. Hope you’re making some terrific stuff with your CNC.
That's really cool. I've never heard of Rub and Buff. I'll have to give it a try... I also love these videos... I have SO much fun with my shapeoko every weekend. The only frustrating weekend is one, where I can't think of what to do next. I feel like I'm wasting time, that I could be making something cool. These videos always give me ideas... I need to start a business so I can make money doing this!
Josh, We are happy to hear the videos are feeding your creativity. Goal Achieved!
your crew is so clever !! Nice work !
Thank you very much for this video. Going to be asking for your engraving bits and drag knife for Christmas. Both look like a lot of fun and these kinds of project ideas are very helpful for thinking of things to do with these tools.
I bought the Shapeoko Pro and love it
awesome! will have to give this a try! had previously tried using spray paint on some engraved ceramic tiles and it didn't quite work out. rub 'n buff tho.. interesting!
There are lots of paint and fire your own ceramics shops around for kids and hobbyists. I was thinking about buying some unfired tiles, CNCing my design and then taking them in for painting, glazing, and firing. Might make for a decent side gig for some; custom kitchen and bath tiles ???
Cool. Do you have a video using the MC Etcher on a (somewhat) clear glass tile?
Acer, Check this one out. Drag Engrave EVERYTHING!!
th-cam.com/video/5sn539S4rH0/w-d-xo.html
Just got my shapeoko 4 set up, really love it and the drag bit. Wil replacement bits be available?
The tips are roughly 90% of the cost, so we don't think it'll be worth it to offer them separately.
Good to know, thank you for replying
"Bogged down n'at?" You from Pittsburgh?
Could you guestimate how many tiles an Mc Etcher can do?
As is said in the video, size and complexity will determine the overall life. We did a number of complex designs and some simpler ones. For this size tile, with some density to your designs, 10 is probably the limit for sharp sharp lines. That same engraver can then do a bunch of the reverse process tiles.
Do u make graphite molds? I need some custom ones made. Let me know please
We do not
Amazing!!! Could you please add the Tool Info so that I can add it to my Tool Library ? 😁
Look under “Carbide 3D - Any Any” at the top of the Tool Selection Menu. Click “End Mills” and you’ll find them both there. You can copy or modify as you please.
What is the etch depth since you just want to clear the rub/buff?
Hey Wade. Dropped this over of FB as well:
I use the standard DOC per the Engravers under “Any Any” on the top of the tool library.
@@carbide3d Yes Sir I saw that. I guess I'll need to upgrade from basic to get engrave feature. Thanks.
Thanks!!
Dunk the tile under water while cutting. Make the tool last a LOT longer.
Interesting idea.