CNC Drawer Inserts | My First Project | Onefinity Elite Foreman
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- I purchased my first CNC the Onefinity Elite Foreman CNC. This is a step by step video of me making my first project for the shop. The drawers were a cluttered mess and now are perfect. At least the top two drawers.
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Great video, Vincent!! Thanks for taking the time to show us how to design this.
Keep up the great work.
Thank you. I’ll do my best.
Bienvenido al peligroso mundo de las máquinas CNC, en el momento que tienes una CNC la cabeza explota llena de ideas y creatividad. Me alegro mucho, me encantan tus vídeos, eres un artista. (From Spain)
Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
As you gain experience with your cnc, you will learn that you can increase you feed rate A LOT compared to what you are running now. Especially in mdf. I run the beast bit at 150ipm at .25depth, and you machine is more ridged than mine. Great project and Im a new subscriber. I really need to make these for my shop as well.
Yea I’ve been thinking lately of how far to push things without going overboard. I’m just not sure how yet for the different bits.
Hey Vincent, I like the video and your designs for the drawer inserts.
I would like to see more of the Masso itself. I've not found anyone who is doing a deep dive on it, esp. when using the 1finity.
Thanks,
I’m still learning it myself. I do however am working on one video and I have a second one planned. I’ll try to get more into the masso on the second video.
You have a SWEET! setup. Thanks.
Thank you for the compliment.
I just subscribed, looking forward to seeing your videos, like the dust collector 😁
I appreciate it.
welcome to the craft.
I appreciate it.
Great Job and good video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you Dave!
Great video,,, very nice job keep it up
Thank you I’ll do my best.
Just ordered my Onefinity Elite Foreman today. Expecting it end of September. So glad you are making these videos, thank you! I need a screwdriver and wrench drawer organizer for sure! Love the First, Second, Third, Fourth setup. That's fraking brilliant!
Congratulations on your order. Haha I used three bits today and was very happy to have it.
New subscriber.... I just got my 1F Foreman a couple months back... having a blast with it. I feel your pain... I need some drawers!!! It's amazing the amount of 'stuff' you accumulate that goes along with operating the machine. Nice job... love the organization!!
Thank you. I appreciate it. I’m trying to get more stuff made. Time is not my friend.
Hi Vincent, did you 3d print the hold downs and the dogs? Nice job!!!
No sir. The hold downs were purchased from Etsy and the dogs from Amazon. Would you like links?
@@Pleasant_Woodworks Most certainly, thank you.
Hold down clamps
www.etsy.com/listing/1338276239/
Dogs used
a.co/d/aCE1FBi
How do you find the Shaper Origin fits into your shop with CNC?
It works great for custom orders. I just got an order for drawer inserts for knives. Easy work for knives of different shapes and sizes.