CNC Charcuterie Boards Made Easy
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2024
- In this video we make a couple of custom Charcuterie boards to support a local business.
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Beautiful pieces 💜
Great work. I enjoy watching your videos. Can share where you get the syrenges with the fine tips for filling in the letters with the epoxy?
Thanks for the question. I buy the syringes off of Amazon. They are 10 cc capacity. As for the fine tips. I order and use Starbond brand CA glue the package comes with these extra fine plastic tips. I attach those to the end of the syringes. They work great!
Thank you for the reply. I already have the Starbond tips you mentioned so I will order some of the syringes. Thanks again and keep up the great work.
What syringes do you use? It looks like the tips are the ones that come with Starbond CA glue.
10cc size…I order them from Amazon. Yes the tips are from the Starbond CA glue.
@@eastwingvintagewoodworking4797 thank you! I tried the tips on some syringes I had already and they didn’t fit so I’m going to search for other options.
I’m moving up to painting CNC projects and have seen a few different types of painting out there. What’s the benefit/function of using epoxy over spray or brush-on paints?
Thanks for the question. It depends on the type of project and application. If I’m making a sign, paint would make more sense than epoxy. Less costly and faster project completion time. If I’m making a cutting board I would recommend epoxy for its durability and safe around food. Hope this helps. Happy to answer any additional questions. Take care!
@@eastwingvintagewoodworking4797 that helps immensely. Thanks for the reply!
Wouldn't the advanced V Carve help out in the places that the other bit wouldn't get?
Not necessarily…in this application I needed a straight walled interior pocket to better accommodate the epoxy and keep the font in the lettering sharp.
@@eastwingvintagewoodworking4797 I understand. I'm still learning with my shapeoko. Keep the content coming. I enjoy your videos
@@HookedupHardover Thank you for the kind words! That’s whats cool about CNC. Always learning! If you see something wrong in any of my videos…please call me out! I’m figuring this stuff out as I go along… Lol. Take care.