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I'm getting deeper in the intricacies of multi-layered epoxy using my CNC. This time in six colours, including the original wood. I have included the full CAM process as screen recordings. I didn't put any music in the video, feel free to listen to what you like (which is most probably better than what's in the RUclips free library). The design of the sigil: www.inspireuplift.com/Gryffindor-Svg...

This was a fun one. I saw the slogan on a t-shirt and it resonated with me. ;) .Base is beech, inlays are Padauk (7mm depth, Viking head) and Iroko (6mm depth, writing). Total machining time was about 4 hours on my SOROTEC Basic Line CNC. All bits come from www.cncfraises.fr/ The Viking SVG was purchased on ETSY (€0.77). I try to answer all questions in the comments! Not always fast, though... ;)

Squaring workpieces on the CNC and finding a perfect zero in their corner is not always easy. But it is very important, especially with double-sided jobs. In this tutorial we make a jig to nail the placement of the workpiece every single time!

I think Andor is, by far, the best thing in Star Wars since the original trilogy (maybe with the season 1 of The Mandalorian). I wanted to go for a full epoxy project (I'm running low on scraps of wood...) with some challenges like creating the "scratches" on the logo and a double-face project. I ended up adding a 3-D carved base made with a small piece of oak that was lying around. I re-create...

I have fond memories of programming the 68000 and 68030 in my younger years. The 68030 was the 'dream beast' at the time (mid-eighties) but now you can buy one very cheap. Incredible to see that they are still available and used! Of course I tried to make things a little bit challenging by including a wood circling and a Motorola logo as background, all in a two-sided CAD/CAM project. This time...

I keep experimenting with my CNC and epoxy. This time I try to completely encapsulate a 3D model by creating a 2-faced design and filling epoxy from both sides. I also keep learning the best ways to use my new vacuum chamber. My CNC: www.sorotec.de/shop/CNC-Portalfraesen/Basic-Line/ My CAD/CAM software: www.vectric.com/products/vcarve-desktop My bits: www.cncfraises.fr/ My vacuum chamber: www.a...

I invested in a vacuum chamber to remove bubbles from epoxy. This is a €200 model made by Baco (including the vacuum pump). This video is about the set-up and a first test to see if degassing actually makes a difference.

This time I feel like playing with epoxy. I'm fascinated by transparency and light so I'm trying to make fake stained glass using coloured epoxy. The challenge is the multiple passes between the epoxy pours. I'm not entirely happy with the polishing, I think I miss wet sand paper from 800 to 3200 between the dry sandpaper (up to 320) and the polishing compound. That's the reason why I had to us...

This is the whole process of creating an inlaid cutting board using offcuts from my backyard deck. I show the complete step-by-step including CAM setup (with depths, bits and feeds & speeds) in Vectric Vcarve. My tutorial on deep V-carved inlays: ruclips.net/video/RY0zLv3wcyc/видео.html Build of the blanks: ruclips.net/video/9zpbYfONYlg/видео.html CAM for the pocket: ruclips.net/video/9zpbYfONY...

Eric, my friend, we've been working and having fun together for almost 20 years. Now that you're going to enjoy a well deserved (semi-)retirement, there'll only be the "having fun" part. It's been a pleasure and it's been an honour. I hope you enjoy the gift and will use and abuse it during long hours of cooking.

My largest and most intricate inlay yet. And my first 4K video. Not without problems... For a complete tutorial on how I make inlays: ruclips.net/video/RY0zLv3wcyc/видео.html Most of my bits come from www.cncfraises.fr My CNC is a SOROTEC Basic Line 1005 www.sorotec.de/shop/CNC-Portalfraesen/Basic-Line/ Thanos SVG on ETSY www.etsy.com/listing/710749529/thanos-svg-mad-titan-svg-marvel-svg?ref=yr...

(W/ English subtitles) Quelles fraises utiliser pour faire des inserts en V? Particulièrement dans les planches à découper. Une description du jeu de fraises que j'utilise sur un vrai exemple. Which bits to use for V-carved inserts? Especially in cutting boards. A dettailed explanation of the set I use.

(Sous-titres en Français disponibles) Another big mess up that I had to recuperate. Ah well, it keeps me busy. Woods: -Beech (white) -Wenge (dark) -Padaul (reddish) My CNC from @sorotecTV : webseite.sorotec.de/produkte/basic-line/ CAD/CAM software is @vectric VCarve: www.vectric.com/products/vcarve-desktop Bits used: -6mm 2 2 Flat bit (for agressive cleanups): www.cncfraises.fr/fraises-carbures...

Inlaid serving plate with Vectric Vcarve and SOROTEC CNC

Deep inlay with Vectric VCarve and SOROTEC BL CNC Full process

V-carved inlay test with my SOROTEC Basic Line 1005

Super strong CNC inlays reinforced with epoxy

Making a thick end-grain cutting board from scrap wood

Star Trek-themed inlaid cutting board (full tutorial)

A Breaking Bad cutting board, all steps with a big mess up

Personalized cookies cooling platter on CNC

Hobby CNC: depths and speeds

TEST: are downcut bit worth the effort?

Making a RUSH-themed inlaid end-grain cutting board on CNC

Making cheap hour meter for my CNC

Getting perfect epoxy inlays in wood with a CNC

Making of a monogrammed inlaid end grain cutting board

Upgrade axe Z sur l'Aureus 3X: version 2

Making a "Pink Floyd" wooden sign with multi-colored epoxy inlays