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I have been wishing someone would this video. Thank you. I am right in the middle of installing my vertical table. BTW: with a level flat is level but up & down is plumb. Sorry to be a pain

thanks for a great informative tutorial video

This was fantastic!

HI. For some reason, when making the circles, I cannot get the vectors to join. They are side by side measuring 1 inch a peice. I increased my vector gap to .1 just like you have on your screen. Any advice?

Would you be willing to share aomw files? I want to get this a try.

Beuller? Beuller? Beuller?

Ed Nice work question ? what type of wood was that made from ? Really like the look

What does it cost?? I love to have one

Not sure if you still monitor this video but I learned A LOT from it so thanks! I will probably make a full size one eventually but I am making one now that is 50% the width with a single set of swing out drawers . I also am going to use 3/4" stock BUT then laminate a 1/2" thick contrasting wood around the perimeter of drawer and Top so when I pocket out the inside, I get a thicker piece BUT do not have to buy 5/4 or 8/4 stock as only the edges really matter. If I see you reply, I will send pics of finished box but in concept, should work as my pockets will be much deeper than the laminate glue line so ???

If I bought a CNC machine like Bobs CNC and purchased VCarve Pro Id be able to do something similar? Because the software allows the cnc to map itself to cut a 3d model yeah?

Thanks for your video! Can you tell me what fuses you installed? I was going to do the same thing but didn’t think about adding extra fuses. Thank you!

Love the start to finish video! So many instruction videos cut it short! Very nice work!!

Excellent tutorial thank you so much for showing how it’s done

Thanks for the ideas

Great design. Thanks

Your tip about measuring the tool is valuable info, I struggled with a job for several,hours until I found out that the tool was under size. Good video, thanks

Excellent video. I was wondering about the grease fitting - knew I couldn't get a grease gun on them. My spindle heats way hot. I have attempted the fixes discussed in various forums but I can't get the flow through the spindle with the pump provided or a new pump. I have a new pump of the same type and I only get drips out of the spindle, this is after blowing lots of gunk out of it. I believe it is only a matter of time before it fails. i have a new spindle but haven't put it in - I will when the one OI have fails. Now you have me thinking about possible modifications to the cooling system.

I have been a maintenance engineer for 40+ years. Excellent preventive maintenance sir!!

Where did you buy it? Is there a Canadian dealer?

Hello. Great idea and I am attempting to do a very similar setup. Right now I’m have major problems with leaks on the outlet side of the pump. What fitting did you use off the pump to the CNC tubing?

Love this box. Would like to make for my two granddaughters. Thanks so much for sharing. Learned a lot.

Great job on the walkthrough. Just a question on the planing process at the end, wouldn’t it have been easier or less risky to use an end mill to get the inlay completely flat. I feel as though sending an almost finished board, especially with juice grooves, through a planer is asking for tear out? Not being negative just trying to learn myself.

Question Since you mill both ends How do you determine the length and or height to place the 2nd end your doin

Wow, great video Ed, this cleared up a lot of things for me, thanks for making such a detailed video.

Another comment. I have now made three of these boxes. (Two more to do. Five granddaughters) All went well. A couple more points for those wishing to do this project. In order to facilitate the lid lip, I simply did a pocket tool path .01 inches deep on the top side of the boxes excepting the lid. Make sure to offset to match the lid well on the bottom side. The fit is tight so I used a dremel tool to peel a few thousandths off the rim. Also, after a few times pulling the stacks apart, they become a little loose. Not good for little ones who pick up the box. I did not think ahead to put magnets into the boxes so I used hasps and they looked great and gave a little variety to the exterior of the box. Nice project.

Hello Ed. A point already made by others. You forgot to show the lip and depth of cut for the lip around the pockets on the topside. This is a separate step using the offset vectors just outside the pockets. Otherwise, a great video.

Awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing!

I like your style...easy to follow. I do have one question: When you are doing the side with the box shapes, the "groove" seems to automatically appear. Where/how is that being machined? I've watched the video back/forth and not carching it. Thanks! (p.s., I've been doing for less than a month and have so much to learn). Thanks!

I like your style...easy to follow. I do have one question: When you are doing the side with the box shapes, the "groove" seems to automatically appear. Where/how is that being machined? I've watched the video back/forth and not carching it. Thanks! (p.s., I've been doing for less than a month and have so much to learn). Thanks!

I like your style...easy to follow. I do have one question: When you are doing the side with the box shapes, the "groove" seems to automatically appear. Where/how is that being machined? I've watched the video back/forth and not carching it. Thanks! (p.s., I've been doing for less than a month and have so much to learn). Thanks!

I can’t say enough about how much I got out of this video. Very well explained. Like others I’ve watched it over and over and get something new out of it every time. As a woodworker most of my life I really appreciate your machinist perspective on tolerances and accuracy.

I see an engine🤔. Looking for a trommel powered by moving water.

I viewed this about a year ago and was impressed then. Just watched it again after using my CNC for a year now and am even more impressed at the detail you show. You must have been and excellent machinist. The detail is what makes this truly a work of art. Thanks for having filmed this.

This is gold handed down from those who truly want others to succeed. Thank you for your time and effort showing this demonstration!

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Are you planning to sale them and $$$

Love your videos Ed... Keep em coming mate note: I picked up a mid size wood lathe a few weeks back & plan to turn some SnP grinders soon... Once I can get back down to the lumber shop (covid has limited wood supplies here in Australia )

Great project but do a test cut on lips and top and bottom, my machine I went .13 and .2 and still it's tight.

I've really enjoyed your videos and gotten a lot of good ideas and inspiration from them.

How much for your trommel?

Very nice Ed, thanks for sharing.

Great video Ed, thanks. Rob in NB, CA

Hi mate great job. Can i ask where did you get all the metal hardware and hinges. Please can you send a link. Cheers

Do you know what the final "gap" was between the male and female in that space?

How much for your trommel unit $ ? When you have m ready 4 sale

Very cool. So impressive. That will wash a tonne gold rich rocks.

I thought the new BC regulation would make this form of mining now classified as a machine mining

Wie gut das er eine Maschine hat die alles alleine machen kann, langweilig.

Hello Ed, how do I go about contacting you?

Awesome! Unfortunately some of us with small desktop CNCs which move the bed to achieve Y axis motion probably can't do this (or, at least not with a workpiece of any real size) but it still suggests some interesting possibilities, milling directly onto the end of a workpiece.