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Thinking about it in terms of glue thickness was just the idea I needed. I've been struggling with bleed-through/poor adherence on some mahogany veneer for some time. My method for achieving consistent glue volume differs a lot from yours, but the idea is the same :) Thanks for the idea.

And can I carve an sty relief?

Lovely tutorial.... Can I ask what the cone is made of

Excellent - just what I was looking for - thanks

What can we do if we don’t have those tools to remove the wood?

Ehhhh....that will break again. You should have replaced the bottom wood with 1 inch wood......then, it wouldn't break. The paint you could homedepot color match it........not a big deal.

Hi, sorry ...but never wear Glove at rotating Drills ;-)

Great music 🙂

Dear, I am one of your subscribers and I find it interesting since I have the original and the 350 from Snapmaker but please, change the background music that doesn't fit with the video.

Nice one sir

Thank you so very much for taking the time and effort to share your thought process and steps. Now, I'll know where to look when my waste board gets too ugly from all my mishaps figuring depth of cuts!

THANK YOU!!!🙌🙌🙌👏👏👏

Keep it up sir

Could you tell me the name of the clamps you're using there, or where to buy them? They look like they work so well.

Nice explanation 👌

Keep it up sir

Keep it up sir

Keep it up sir

Nice honest video. We all have failures if we actually do things.

Thank you! Pls dont forget the 'snapmaker waste board' series :)

TOP quality my friend! Congratulations! Congratulations for your support for the kids cancer

Thank you so much!!! Brilliant suggestions to do the things!!!

hello, koka-bora Creations, first of all, great video, it was very clear and help me figure out some cloudy things i had not completly understood. I'm currently working on a way to make the snapmaker A350 turn in a loop for demosntration( with the laser cutting module and with the laser off) do you know if it's possible to make a loop in G-code or even better directly with the snapmaker Luban software. Hope you can still view the comment on old video !

😭 Ｐ𝐫Ｏ𝕞Ｏ𝓢ｍ

Hello Sir, is it possible to show how to machine a new MDF 16mm wasteboard? Thank you! I want to replace the original from one more rigid and personalize it with my name - you can do a video DIY for one of 16mm thickness and then personalize it with your channel name "Koka-Bora Creations". Thank you so much! If you can share the cnc file would be much appreciated! Thank you

Good tip Stefan.

I basically use the same method. I try to avoid large blobs though, as they tend to still be liquid inside, and there's a high risk of that liquid glue to ooze out when trying to remove it. If you have large blobs, you used too much glue. ;) The glue should have a rubber-like consistency all the way through. If done right, you should be able to start at one end and basically peel the glue off like a piece of tape, lifting the squeeze-out by just sliding the chisel/scraper underneath. And yes, if you wait too long, the glue hardens and becomes very hard to remove without risking to cut into the wood itself. Also, the chisel shouldnt be too sharp. If it is, you risk it digging in to the wood. Funny story: When making the table top for my assembly table (40mm wide strips of plywood laminated together on end for a total width of 84cm), I used an old chisel I got from my father when he moved from his house (that he build himself) to an appartment to scrape off the squeeze-out. I didn't think much of it, until I watched one of James Hamilton's (Stumpy Nubs) videos on chisels. It turned out to be a Marples Blue Chip, one of the original ones from Sheffield, not one of the new Chinese Irwin ones. XD No wonder the Irwin Marples I bought looked so familiar. They share the overall design and shape, but doesn't have the white ring at the base of the handle.

I never get the outside bowl right. I'll try your method! Thanks

Keep it up stay connected God Bless sir

Which laser module are you using? 10W or 1600mW?

I have this machine too, but so far I've only used the 3DP and Laser modules. I just don't know where to start with the CNC - seems like a huge learning curve. Thanks for taking the time to share your knowledge. I will be back to learn more.

Accurate work sir keep it up

Keep it up

Good one sir

Awesome! Thank you for this tips. I really like the way you´re doing this video. Please do much more of this content!!

Nice one sir

Thanks

Good one sir

Good one sir please keep it up stay connected

salut dorele!!!! te pupa tata!!

Great video about relief carve for Snapmaker an Inkscape! Do we need though to set up Inkscape to work with Snapmaker?

Nice video. Good info, thank you for sharing.

Amazing Work! Thank you so much. It is beautiful. My father would be very happy to know that the trees he cared for and nurtured were used to make something so artistic and creative.

Great use of scraps!

So awesome

Looking forward to Pt 2 :)

Hey there., Knowing how long it takes to create a video like this, and the effort you put in to it, just wanted to take the time to hive you a massive 'high-five'. And we certainly need more informative Snapmaker specific content, so thank you for that too. (Found you via Snapmaker's twitter shoutout)

Gotta love that Mozart 👍

It does look really cool 😎

I just got a snapmaker 2.0 a350 like yours, can't wait to see what you do with it