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3-sided rotary CNC routing with the Shapeoko - Carving a Koi fish
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- By Dennis Van Hoof, from Top o' Arts (topoarts.com).
This video shows modifications to the Shapeoko XXL CNC frame and bed to accommodate a manual rotary setup that allows for multi-sided 3D carving of objects (along a B-axis) that are too big to fit underneath the X-gantry rail.
To show proof of concept, I carved a Koi fish from a solid stack of plywood with 3-sided CNC routing.
Software used:
- Meshmixer to create the 3D Koi fish
- Vectric VCarve to generate the tool paths
- UGS Platform to send the Gcode to the CNC
Materials used:
- Everbilt 1 inch square tubes with 5/16" holes spaced 1" apart
- 1/4" steel triangular plates
- 3/8" bolts (the 5/16" holes were widened with the drill press)
- 18 mm (3/4") Sande plywood: 4 sheets of 600x600 mm (4'x4')
- Surfacing bit to flatten and pocket the stock: WhiteSide #1027A
- Extra long roughing bit: Amana Tool end mill #46590
- Extra long finishing bit: Amana Tool ball nose #46490
Referenced video of female torso: "CNC carving a female torso out of plywood"
• CNC carving a female t...
Music: Lumidelic - Wonderland
Having been in the machining industry for almost 20 years, I am not easily impressed. This whole process on the other hand, very impressive. Great job.
Thanks, hearing this from a seasoned pro means a lot to me.
EXCELLENT! Brilliant idea on the rotary holder. I wouldn't be surprised if Shapeoko starts offering it as an option/up-grade!
I asked shapeoko how many axis they could cut. They replied yesterday saying only what you see. Then i see this and i know straight away its amazing. Totally adds more to the machine in a huge way. It needs to be motor driven
That is the most clever way to make a 3D carving on a CNC machine that i have ever seen.
This is amazing, for someone new to CNC this is what inspires us newbies. This is truly out the box thinking.
that is some solid engineering. The 3D carving is a bonus, this is great for making triangular pieces, or with new plates, all sorts of polygons.
Brilliant! As a Shapeoko owner I'd love to try this but didn't imagine I could without some expensive lathe attachment until I saw this. Great work!
I have made many creations with my CNC that seem to impress others. You on the other hand are insane! It is such a pleasure to watch your videos.
Thank you for your kind words! I hope to inspire and entertain; that's all. Keep up the good work too! :)
I have seen many items made on the Shapeoko on RUclips but you are in a class of your own.
Absolutely brilliant design, engineering and CNC cutting. Very well done.
Thinking outside the box has never been this impressive. You're too smart.
Thank you for your kind words! :)
I was very impressed with your triangular brackets to position the piece and how easy it was to rotate the piece and relock it in place.
I agree with all the positive comments. With an extruded rail cnc, this is above and beyond what shapeoko intended for their users to do. 10/10 for creativity.
Amazing work, brilliant design with simple engineering that's understandable and repeatable. Genius.
Brilliant, Dennis you are a clever guy, thank you for filming, editing, and sharing your process 👍😊
Thank you for your appreciative comments! :)
Dennis, you’re the baddest CNCer!! Just awesome work! Thank you for sharing your detailed insights on various challenges and possible solutions. Your videos are consistent in your approaches to challenges.
Thank you for your kind feedback! I really appreciate it. :)
Really neat setup, and some good lessons learned. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next!
Outstanding work. I can't begin to understand the thought process that went into designing the various carves, but I am still very impressed. Great work.
Nice work! I cannot believe you went to all that work for plywood. Dang. Imagine that sucker in walnut!
This was just a test. :) Stay tuned for the real deal...!
Totally AMAZING!!!!! Your brain could run NASA and still have time to figure out perpetual motion. Bravo!!!!!
LOL! I'll send them an e-mail to let them know I figured it all out. ;)
I'm glad I came across your excellent practical video :)
Amazing work!!! It opens up home woodworking to the 3D world!!!
Super Bravo, quelle maîtrise de cette machine et de son programme..... impressionnant, et magnifique...!!
Wow...! Please make a scorpion chair in similar fashion..! It will be a treat..!!!
Way to think out of the box.. uhmm triangle!! Very cool!!
Nice choice of words! :)
we're not worthy, we're not worthy. great job, in my dreams i will never be that good
The most important thing you need is motivation. You can do it!
You're a real master man, Never seen someone do it and I can't believe someone would do such a thing.
Thanks, Giorgio! I guess it's good I made a few RUclips videos, to convince any skeptics out there of what you can do with the Skapeoko. :)
I've seen plenty of people using CNC machines to make cool singular items, but something I've never seen is somebody attempting to redecorate their entire home with them. When you see a dramatic victorian mansion, you'll see carvings all over the place. Stuff in banisters, columns, doors, eves. I know it would take forever, but you can do it over time, piecemeal. Find a part of your house, like a banister, and replace parts of it with something more interesting. See how the project evolves over time. SHARE THAT!
This is brilliant, and super helpful! Thank you!
I think my favorite thing about this was the triangle plate you created for your rig... all very impressive man.
Amazing level of planning and thought. Thanks for sharing!
From a non-seasoned amateur, I am not easily impressed, This whole process is/was impressive. Well done. Cheers, D.
Very nice work. That looks amazing. Out of the box thinking. Very inspiring.
Wow. just wow. this is amazing.
Great video and very nice choice of music too!
I'm not even into this stuff and thought that was cool and well done. The jig is brilliant
What an incredibly informative and entertaining video! Instant subscribe! I built my own home CNC router almost 8 years ago; and am designing a second one. I will use these ideas to facilitate this kind of carving. Thank you - this was a gift to the world.
Congratulations on the work, I really liked the configuration of the supports and the solution to limit the height of the Z axis, very cool!
Great job!!! Lesson learned - Mistake 12:50
Very cool... You have just proved... When there is a will, there is a way...
Wow, looks like I'm keeping my Shapeoko to the easy stuff like signs and basic cuts. This is next level work.
Woow I loved the way that 10 axis cnc worked from 14:05, and done a great job !!
Nice job , thumb up.
Keep it up.
Greeting from HUngary.
I like it with the supports. It makes it look more artistic.
Oh yes, that's just a prototype. You should see the real deal: ruclips.net/video/DI4OlUe9c9k/видео.html
Outstanding work - I'm blown away! Well done!!
Very nice work. I’d love to see a full blown tutorial on what you had to do in Vcarve.
This is GENIUS!! Fantastic job!! Thank you for sharing this.
You are a genius.
I'll look forward to your next work.
Very cool way to approach this. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your video Dennis! Watching all that effort you put in for this amazing 3D cut helped solidify in my mind how happy I am sticking with 2.5D for my own projects ;-)
LOL!
Can’t wait to see the solid one. Goes to show you if you can’t carve you can always run a computer ha ha. Greetings from Ankeny Iowa just a little north of Des Moines Iowa right in the center of the country
Hi there!
The wait is over: ruclips.net/video/DI4OlUe9c9k/видео.html
Enjoy! :)
This is beyond clever well done
Dennis that was genius and magnificent just an awesome piece of work.
A job well done 👍
Hi Dennis, thanks for your videos. You create awesome artworks using your Shapeoko. I will try to follow your tips. I think you are the best for videos about these specific techniques. I hope to see new videos in future. Many thanks 😊
Thank you for your kind and encouraging words! This kind of feedback keeps me motivated to create and post videos like this. Maybe you already saw it, but check out my new video where I carve version 2.0 (the "real deal") of this Koi fish from a branch and copper-colored epoxy resin. Next video will be a DIY project to carve a 3D sea shell box - I'll make those files available to download for free. So stay tuned...!
Yes, I saw your new video. The new version is even more beautiful. I can't wait to see your new project. You have a new follower. Have a good day 😊
Outstanding!!!!
Thanks! You should check out version 2.0 that I just posted: ruclips.net/video/DI4OlUe9c9k/видео.html
Wow!!! What an impressive project. Really enjoyed watching how you did this. Job well done.
Wow you are a sharp guy. Subbed!
Well done
Wow
Great idea and nice work
Instant subscribed🤩
Absolutely brilliant!
Brilliant , I am impressed
Een zeer intelligent oplossing......bravo.....
Thank you!!!
Jesus wat een vette rig! Ik heb een onefinity sinds een week, ik ga even sleutelen
Blown away. Super impressed.
That is really impressive!!
Absolute genius
Incredibile sei bravissimo
A brilliant idea and very well explained. Thanks for sharing
Subscribed, despite the distraction of that dangling earring! 😂 Awesome project, I never would have imagined doing such a thing. Keep up with cool stuff like this and you’ll have 100k subscribers in no time!
Just focus on the other ear. ;)
Very clever. Keep these CNC vids coming. Thx.
Amazing work! You've added a whole new dimension to home CNC work. 😉
Thank you for your effort in making this video too. Just subscribed to your channel.
Literally added that new dimension, indeed! You chose your words well. :)
Way out of my League congratulations hell of a job
so good. very clever way of getting 3d
40 hr plywood koi carp as definetly priceless. Bet you neighbours love you
Wait until I post the real deal with a branch and epoxy! :)
Great job!
The jig you made is damn smart! I have the same size Shapeoko with the HDZ as well and might actually use your design for rotary milling. I wanted to cut out a rhino head and it looks like your approach might finally help me do it!
Well done! Very impressive setup.
smart cooky, I am impressed on your ability to get the most out of your tools, I have subscribed to your chanel to see more of your work
Wow this is amazing
And I thought it was impossible to do that.., silly me.
Awesome Video, thank you 👍👍👍
The only limitation to possibilities is your imagination. :)
Wow. Such a clever idea and build and terrific video. Well done!
This is excellent information! Thank you so much for doing it.
GENIUS!!!!
Awesome Dennis! I've been doing some fun CNC wood carving concepts with my much smaller tormach.
Very cool
brilliant
Amazing work Dennis!
Excellent job
This was amazing!
A lot of thought into it! Well done!
Just amazing work mate! Do more!
Absolute Great Job Sir!
Awesome jig. But can you do a jig? lol. Seriously nice work and awesome commentary to go along with it. Thank you so much for your time and effort.
This is insane. Well done! I'm just getting into CNC (just built an MPCNC) and stuff like this is super inspirational. Just subbed to your channel and looking forward to more. Thanks for sharing!
Truly innovative.
Dude. That's clever. Well done!
Good lord... each roughing pass took 10 hours? That's a lot of carving.
spettacolo complimenti
Grazie mille!
Sei il numero uno👍
Grazie!
WOW! Freaking Impressive man! many many kudos to you. SUBSCRIBED! You got my golden buzzer today.
Subbed. I like your in depth explanations about your strategy.
You Great! Thanks for sharing.