An Easy CNC Router Project You Can Make From Scratch (A Complete Step By Step Guide)
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2021
- This video shows the beginner how to make an easy CNC router project from scratch using any CNC router design software. It also lets the beginner know they do not need to be an expert to make projects that sell. Yes, even the beginner can make money with CNC router projects.
The CNC project in this video is a house number sign, designed using Vectric Vcarve Desktop. However, all design software can do this project, including Vectric Cut2d, Easel, Carbide Create, and more.
You will also learn about masking CNC router projects for painting multiple colors using Oramaxk 813. You will learn how to apply the masking and how to remove it.
We will cut the project on the Longmill CNC router (by Sienci Labs) using the gSender control software.
LINKS
LONGMILL CNC ROUTER:
→ sienci.com/product/longmill-i...
→ Longmill CNC Router video review: • Video
→ Longmill Touch Probe: sienci.com/product/touch-plat...
→ Oramask 813: shrsl.com/34z2x
→ gSender CNC Router Control Software: sienci.com/gsender/?ref=IDCWO...
→ 1/4" down-cutting router bit: bit.ly/3gFCwhM
→ Make your own clamps: etsy.me/3zwnjXO
→ Putty knife set: amzn.to/3zsIn1t
→ Dremel sanding brush: amzn.to/3ylVPTf
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Recommended Design Software
Vcarve Pro (RECOMMENDED)→ bit.ly/3d4WrEU
Vcarve Desktop → bit.ly/3D4CwjH
Vectric Aspire → shrsl.com/37pw9
Cut2D Desktop → shrsl.com/36xfm
Carveco → bit.ly/37rhVbY
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Beginners MUST WATCH videos
→ All about router bits: • CNC Router Bits - Ever...
→ Longmill CNC Router video review: • Video
→ Sell on Etsy the right way: • How To Sell CNC Projec...
→ The necessary surfacing bit: • CNC Router Spoilboard ...
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LONGMILL CNC ROUTER WEBSITE: sienci.com/?ref=IDCWoodcraft
ROUTER BITS FOR CNC ROUTERS
→ 8-pc carbide CNC router bit set (w/ free vector files) bit.ly/3d1iQnF
→ 1” Surfacing bit required for surfacing your spoil board: bit.ly/2QEYLKz
***Use this discount code (SURFACING BIT)
→ Glass engraving drag bit: bit.ly/3tRy98s
OTHER ‘MUST HAVES’ FOR CNC ROUTERS
→ Calipers: amzn.to/338MAt3
→ Hearing protection (plugs don't work): amzn.to/2Hs1RgW
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PLAYLISTS
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VECTRIC VCARVE & ASPIRE TUTORIALS FOR BEGINNERS: bit.ly/3pdmFsi
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Cool vector files for CNC router & CNC laser: etsy.me/3oxX79l
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Garrett, I am a very much a cnc beginner and I have watched a lot of cnc videos on how to design a project. NOBODY explains it better than you. Everyone else stops videoing when they finish designing their project and I am like, "now what do I do"??? They never show the next step in creating a g-code and how to send it to the cnc router to start cutting like you just did in this video. I appreciate you taking your time and teaching numbskulls like me. You make it very easy!!! Thank again Garrett, I look forward to learning a LOT from your videos!!! David...
David, you are so welcome brother. CNC starting out can be tough so i'm glad that I was able to clarify some things for you in this one. Now get to making some amazing projects my friend.
Thanks Garrett. The one thing I dont know yet is changing out bits in the middle of the job. 1 for carving a name with a 60 degree bit and 1 to cut out the circle for drink coasters. Do you happen to have a video for that procedure???
Absolutely LOVE these simple start-to-finish projects G-man. THANK YOU!
Thanks James. this is what people have asked for.
Absolutely brilliant Garrett, thank you once again for all your hard work and diligence!
Thanks Rob!!!
Garrett, you are THE MAN thanks for being so thorough and taking the time to explain everything step by step!!!!! And also explain why things work the way they do and why they don't!!!
I bought my very first CNC machine a month ago a Genmitsu Prover xl 4030. I haven't used it yet still doing reno on house. but learning Vcarve pro at night. Keep on doing your GREAT work BROTHER!!!!!
lippa618papalee4, you're so welcome brother! I'm glad it was helpful and I'm happy to be a part of your cnc journey and hopefully make things a little easier along the way! You got this, I'm looking forward to seeing what you create!
Zero from bed. 5 years and I never thought of doing it. I cut sheets of plywood daily. Fantastic. Ty.
Hey Jason. Just goes to show we never stop learning, no matter how much we know. Agreed?
so what do you make with your CNC?
@@IDCWoodcraft I have a 4x8 I built and a smaller cnc4newbie I just bought for signs etc. Plus 5x10 plasma.
been on the fence for a while and really was looking for a simple cnc to start with that didnt break the bank. After watching a few of your videos i decided that this was the cnc for me. Thank you for your insight and sharing your knowledge with the rest of us. I did in fact use your link and i made my purchase 11/19/21 and i cant wait to get my machine. I am very certain that i will be looking and watching more of your videos. Thank you so much for telling the world about the longmill. I will be able to fullfill a dream and transform my woodworking skills. Thank you
Ken, the most exciting words I can hear from a person is "I can fulfill a dream". This makes my heart sing. I am so excited for you and can't wait to see what you start making!
What a great tutorial Garrett. Thanks for sharing your knowledge it’s so helpful!
Thanks Craig!!!
thank you so much garrett been trying to get into my small cnc machine for a couple of years now, done first project in 30 minutes after watching your videos....keep up the great work!
Anthony, that's fantastic brother! Glad I could help make the process a little less frustrating. Keep up the good work!
Probably the best CNC tutorial I have seen, very well explained makes me want to get a CNC machine.
Bill in NJ, maybe it's time!
Garrett your videos are always a home run. Great job!!! By the way, I ordered the Longmil 48x30 through your link. Great support from your team and the Sienci folks. It has arrived and I am very pleased!!!
There were several super helpful things as a newbie, I learned...
1. How to send the design to Gsender
2. All about stencil film
3. Vector cutting to minimize the tool marks... I could go on!!
I even bought your Etsy design for the Spoils Board!! Super!
Thanks for everything!!
David Rodwell
North Carolina
David, thanks for the kind words brother! I'm glad to be a part of your cnc journey and hopefully make things a little easier along the way and I'm glad the video was helpful!
Garrett, thank you so much for posting these videos, just what I needed , Mark , Vancouver,Canada .
Hi Mark. So glad this was helpful, and at the right time!
I was getting frustrated until you walked thru this process...Big THANK You.
Stephen, you are so welcome my friend.
Thank you for this video. It worked awesome on my CNC. I really appreciate all the work you do making these beginners CNC videos. It makes all the learning fun. Sincerely, Jason
Jason, glad to hear that the sign worked out great on your CNC! I am so happy to hear that you are enjoying making amazing projects on your machine with the help of these videos.
Wow, you blew me away with this project Garrett, it's just awesome and I Love it! Thank you so much for making all these beginner videos, I really cannot get enough of your tutorials and I learn so much. You enspire so many people without even knowing it 😇 You are a Truly a CNC Guardian Angel.
andthen7767, Wow, thank you! I'm truly humbled by the kind words. I love what I do and I'm glad to be a part of your CNC journey and hopefully make things a little easier along the way. Keep up the great work!
Excellent video Garrett. Great beginner's project. Well put together, from start to finish, with all steps explained in an orderly, clear & concise manner. Even a child could probably do this.
Hey Patrick. This darn video took 2 days to make. Even I felt it came out well (coming from the chef is his own worst critic)
@@IDCWoodcraft It does seem like any decent quality & informative video does take time to do - regardless of it's length. You do a good job with your videos. Keep up the great work.
Excellent tutorial, I am an Engineering Pattern and Model Maker and I do numerous Logo's and Plaques that need to be cast in Aluminum or Brass. I have been using a contract engraver who has recently let me down so decided to look for an alternative method, and came across your RUclips video's. I have purchased the Longmill 30 x 30 and Vectric Pro and can't wait for it to arrive. Absolutely perfect for what I need to do.
Hi Peter. I'm glad to hear you're taking matters in your own hands. And I think you're going to really enjoy the flexibility you'll get in your business with this.
Great start to finish guide, thanks ☺️
Thank you Gary!
I thank you for all the things you show . i am a brand new cnc user and i know i have a lot to learn
Hi Jim. You are welcome. Being new, you might like this...
I created a PDF that has all the videos I listed, and they are sorted. You will definitely find it useful. Download the PDF here → ruclips.net/video/tykj6Nn-ysM/видео.html
Happy CNC'ing!
Thank You for the lesson. I am new to CNC routing. So I needed this post.
Phil, you are so welcome. You will be a CNC master in no time my friend!
Great video.
It brings back happy memories of my first experience with the CNC machine that I built, back in 2010 :) .
Thats great to hear CNCmachiningisfun. Building your own CNC sounds like a blast.
@@IDCWoodcraft
Yup.
I designed and built the whole thing, right down to the raw electronics and the steel machine frame.
Once it was completed, it occurred to me that I had no idea of how to operate it.
Needless to say, I learned all my lessons, and this machine has delivered thousands of hours of trouble free, profitable, service in my machine shop :) .
I am enjoying your videos.
Keep up the woodwork, oops, I mean good work :) .
Garrett,
awesome,
Your friend who suggested, do something for yourself is very smart. With your success, you must treat yourself. I am excited for you and pleased you are separating business and home and making a nice home for yourself. YOU DESERVE IT!
Thank you, CNC Brother, you are the BEST!!
Chuck
Chuck, thank you brother! I appreciate that.
I wish this video existed a few years ago. Great work.
Hey Dusty. Thank you. I wish I was there for you a few years ago. Sorry I was late to the party lol
Thanks for sharing. Thinking about getting one. You make it look easy
Hi blessed. there is a learning curve but if you stick with me, we'll get you there faster...and easier. what kinds of projects do you think you'd make?
Great tutorial. Love it, thank you for sharing your awesome project with us from Henrico County Virginia
Norm, you are so welcome!
Excellent beginner tutorial! Very useful.
Russel, glad it was helpful!
Once again, extremely well done. Thanks for your time and recommendations. Don't have a CNC machine yet, but your tips and help should help me make the right decisions.
Ron, thanks again brother I appreciate the kind words. I'm looking forward to you getting your machine in hand and seeing what you create!
Another amazing video!
Thanks Scott
Thanks so much for doing this
Greatly appreciate all the free education
Scott, any time! It's my pleasure, I'm glad it was helpful!
Thank you ive subscribed and will watch more before i jump in
Hi Iam. Welcome aboard! If you want a concise list of all the videos on this channel, and on appropriate order, download this PDF. I think you'll find it quite useful
Here's the link → bit.ly/3mLHGfI
You’re a God to me!!! And very happy to come across you and wish you more positive things
Thanks Devries. And I am so glad to hear the videos I create are helping you
@@IDCWoodcraft I will surely get one of these Cnc routers like yours just a matter of time! And your videos are more understandable and you’re very patient in giving the details very precisely! Keep it up and stay safe. Greetings from the Uk 🇬🇧 Devries(Dev)
Thank you always glean a lot from your videos
Rick, you're so welcome. Glad to help!
Awesome, you're just teaching bits by bits... 👆 Thank you for your kind efforts
Mohamed, I'm glad this one was helpful for you brother. You're so welcome!
Thanks, great instruction video
BobSniffen, you are so welcome my friend.
This is very informative I like the detailed teaching thank you very much
Hey Carlos. Thank you and you're welcome
Great video keep them coming 👍
Thanks Dan. Will do!
Thankyou for showing step by step and saving gcode
You're welcome Grant.
Major kudos excellent instruction very informative thanks Garrett. This helps so much for a vision challenged CNC. 22:43
michaelhernandez9291, You're welcome! I'm glad you found the instruction helpful brother!
Another great tutorial how’s the stuff I do after owning my CNC for two years but there are three or four tidbits that you added to my knowledge, thank you.
Hey Tim. You are welcome!!
VERY NICE THANK YOU
Hi Jim. you are welcome, my friend.
Nice job looking to buy my own thank you
P you are so welcome brother.
Great video thanks for that garrett
Thanks Ian
Awesome video's as usual. Do you have any video's that deal with VFD's and spindles? I have a Onefinity but I bought a 2.2kw VFD and a 1.5 kw air cooled spindle. Keep up the phenomenal work!!!
Hi JP. I don't have any videos with VFO. Sorry.
Great video , on your final view of the sign I could see the outside of the cut was not smooth where the bit ramp in. Why did this happen and how would stop this from happening?
Richard, I would recommend doing the ramp in only one direction, when the machine moves in the other direction during the ramp, it changes the loading on the tool.
Thank you! I have ordered my AVID CNC router and this is a type of project I plan to do. 😎
Paul, what Avid did you buy? I am trying to figure out what to buy and like the Avid but they are expensive versus this one or the One Finity.
@@chrisprincing5724 the onefinity is a beast at that price point! Avid gives you the opportunity to plug and play to larger foot prints down the road. Both excellent rigid machines!
@@chrisprincing5724 I bought the 5’ by 10’ for panel cutting and making a vacuum table set away from the edge. A
So, because the table is wider, the dust collection can be superior, as the brush never leaves the main surface.
I intend to have the vacuum as 4’ x 8’ for panel cutting and border the main board with MDF keyed into the edge. Also, the front edge can have a vertical surface table for extra uses, or a rotary axis lathe. Also, this size improves the resale value in the future. Gives lots of options. I have some things to sell to make up for the extra cost, like a Yamaha 250 XR with very little mileage and a couple of rifles new in the box.
@@chrisprincing5724 have you looked at Bulkman Queenbee? I have 2 of the 1515’s. Great price point.
Paul, with that machine, you are only scratching the surface of what you can do. Are you getting the 5x10?
I like the project and the teaching style. I’m wondering if you can v carve on the outside of the numbers, then how do I hog out the recess up to the numbers without loosing the bevel ? I’m a newbie at this but I thought tapered numbers would add a little to a sign.
Dougie, try to do a vcarve toolpath with a flat depth. That will give you the bevel and a taper to the numbers that you are looking for brother!
I do lots of signs and plaques. Regional theme items seem to draw interest and sales. One of them is an engraved profile of Long Island with numbers, names or towns engraved on it. That number could be a house address, name of a family or business or anything else someone might want. Obviously the personal aspects would change, based on who might want to buy it. Other items that do well is regional theme items like lighthouses and boats. Numbers and nearly anything else can also be customized on those items also. I keep files of various templates. It's easy to resize, edit and customize images.
I have a bunch of Florida themed items also. Hopefully we will be able to show and move them this coming winter when Long Island pretty much shuts down. They're easy and fast to make. A good place to start. You can even make some for yourself and put them on the front of your house or mailbox. Of course, engrave or laser your info on them. Never know when they might draw some interest and sales.
For beginners, thanks to Garrett, you now have an idea of how simple it can be get started. Watch past videos and follow how to do it. For the business aspects of it, watch those videos also. Garrett has created an online, educational program here.
CNC, I love when you throw out expansions to what I present. It gives people options. Thank you!
@@IDCWoodcraft The things I enjoy and appreciate is your videos are not just informative but thought provoking. I just write what I think as I'm watching the video. Sometimes, hopefully it will be useful comments or information.
This is an excellent video as it takes you through the entire process. I noticed one thing that you didn't comment on. When you set the Z axis you had the touch plate on the spoil board not on the project board as you were cutting through the project board.
So glad to hear this one helped you brother! Great point regarding setting the z zero, I will be sure to be more clear in the future regarding that point.
Nice video as always sir , waiting for Mark’s update :) , I builded my cnc machine before which was MPCNC and I made enough money to buy bigger and stronger cnc machine , now am making more money but I watched all it video about making money abd am learning from ur knowledge to be more successful in my business
Thank u very much and god bless u
Hi Dan. Do you think learning business from my videos is helping?
@@IDCWoodcraft of cause I am learning , believe it or not I was listing to the videos in my breaks and lunch time so I can catch-up with it . It’s very important to stick with one or two things to make until u master it then u can explore to to make other stuff . I feel mark what he is going through coz sometimes customers ask for stuff out of the Neish so we start doing it as well. Thank u sir for doing that for us , my self am learning a lot and adding it to my business perspective. God bless
@@namocrafts1101 just keep pumping it in their brain. Thank you for reinforcing that I am on the right path with the videos I create for you
Very nice 👍
Thanks Khaled
I am truly loving your tutorials to the point I downloaded parallel so I could follow more closely only to find the vcarve free download can’t be used to do what I have learned, only their files. Is this correct or am I missing something. Thankyou for your time.
Ray Smith.
Hi Ray. Without more info, I can't answer that question. The files I provide should work for most stuff
Thank You for the video, i recently purchased a MCWDOIT 4540 router ( and the free software to go with it)and a laser to go with it, i have a ton of patterns and plans that are in pdf format that i dont know how to turn into svg, can you do a video on something like that, please
Al, this video should help you brother. Here is the link: ruclips.net/video/ApV4awNLd_g/видео.html
Take a look at this one too!: ruclips.net/video/Zafn3m0IkiY/видео.html
Any input for users of the free trial version, that experience the error message regarding the “software can only save tool paths for data from supplied tutorial files” it’s stating to load an unmodified tutorial file to test machined output.
Hey Ryan, I know it's a little confusing brother! But you won't be able to run your tool paths with the free version of the software. This error message will be fixed when you purchase any of their packages!
When you selected the border and the numbers were you holding Shift down? Can you do the same by marque selecting? If the numbers were not 'text' would the center of the 0 be pathed? If not would you need to combine it with the other numbers?
Ian, you can definitely give it a try by marque selecting I suspect this would work just fine my friend! There's never just one way to do things, I suggest using what is easiest for you! You can still do it if you convert it from a text object and it would still display a valid toolpath!
Hello Garrett Greeds from holland . The last 3 steps is for me. Hardt to learn . This lessen from you is top
sienalfing, Hi brother! Happy to have you here, and I am so glad this one helped you.
WHy did you drill the mounting holes by hand? What wood machine better, i get that pine is cheap, but curious what are better woods. I don't own a cnc yet.
I drilled by hand because it works. Pointless to drill on the router...way to much time. This is an absolute beginners project. All woods are better thank pine.
Good video, now you got me to use the Oramask again, lol
Oramask is awesome!!!
Yes, Oramask is awesome!
When I click the T for text the box opens up and down instead of side to side. I’m not able to rotate it. Help
Anita, try picking a different font. Some fonts dont play nicely with Vectric.
I have trial version of vcarve desktop but does not let you save tool paths
Dan, that is correct brother. You will need to purchase the full version of Vcarve to save toolpaths.
Hello Garrett, well my machine should be completely assembled tomorrow, longmill 30 30, question, when completed with a design, how does one know , what hit to start with, when to change bits and what bit to finish with, when curing a 3D image ? And how to load all my bits that I purchased from you into the vcarve pro software, do you have a video on these subjects ? Thank you.
Hi Al. Well, with the machine assembled, that means you are about to start carving. Regarding your question, watch this video: ruclips.net/video/8OpMJCeJ1Mg/видео.html
Hi Garrett great tutorial, how do you select the vectors, I can't do it what batten do you press to do that?
Thanks
Hi John. Hold the shift button down. then you can select as many vectors as you want.
@@IDCWoodcraft Thank you very much pro your replay, now I have another question and that is , can you give me the Link to download the free Vcarve , I downloaded the Free trial but it don't let me do the G-Code. Thanks
@@JohnDoe-co1mb vCarve will not let you do g code from the trial version. You have to buy it
Question: What would happen if the bit dia was too large and you wouldn't have enough clearance between the rim and one of the numbers? Would the program tell you?
Russel, great question! The program wouldn't tell you and you would just need a smaller endmill to carve out those regions. But you can see this on the simulation prior to cutting.
30:59 What's the best way to remove the tabs on the waste material? Do you need to create a toolpath to remove them at the end or do you saw them off by hand?
Jacob, typically I just use a saw by hand at the very end!
Went out to Carbide Create in a separate Monitor to follow with you and it won't do ovals! Circles yes and also octagons etc but no ovals. Do you know of a way to get an oval in Carbide create? Thanks
Hi Terry. I'm sorry, I do not know. I don't use CC
What would it take, i.e. is there a simple way to round over the base of the letters and oval rather than having the sharp angle there?
Yes, You can use a ball nose endmill for the base (this tool → bit.ly/3IP26gX). You will have to offset the letters by .125 and run your flat tool after. Hard to explain.
Sounds like its difficult. But that is how I would like a sign too.
Garrett if i order files from etsy .Can I run off thumb drive and just change bits or do I have to do the tool path I'm green as hell . I have 6 weeks to figure this out help please .Newbie
The files on Etsy have instructions. They will tell you what to do. Provided your software will read the g code file extension, you will have no problem. As long as you set up according to the instructions.
The file extension is .gcode
You may have to change the extension to whatever your machine reads, for example TXT, NC, etc. But yes, it will run off your thumb drive
I noticed that along the extreme top of the cutout there is an area looks like a dip in the wood...what caused that?
Mr. P, I'm not quite sure what part. Can you point it out in the video for me?
Well another great project and very well taught. I have a request for future if possible. I am wanting to change over to gsender from ugs. My question is, is there a way you can show us setups for gsender. In particular I use ugs and the screen set shows me my project start in the front left corner specifically I have my machine set to home in that corner and that's where I always start. Gsender seems a bit scary to me in the fact of the way it is virtually a 3d screen visual. I don't know where to start my projects and if they will actually setup and cut properly. I always use the front left corner for my design datum and cut start. How would I go about this in gsender. It looks very confusing to me the way the screen is laid out. I don't understand the 3d look screen for project startup. Thanks for any input and help maybe a video to come that would be great. I have been watching most of your videos since I started my CNC adventures and find them very educational and find yours to be most informative. Anyways sorry for the long winded post on this video. Hope you can help me better understand gsender a bit better in the future. Have a great day and thanks for being awesome. From Kamloops BC Canada.
Hi Rick. A gSneder video is in the works to explain everything about it.
@@IDCWoodcraft sorta have a better understanding of it now the more I play with it. Just weird how some of my gcodes get placed in the center of the board in the visualizer when built, designed and coded to the front left. Anyways. I look forward to watching it. Thanks for the reply.
hi I just bought cut2d desktop does it not come with clipart files thanks
Dan, cut2d doesn't come with clipart files. You will need to upgrade to Vcarve desktop to get the free clipart.
Will that g-code work in carbide motion??
Hi Sarah. Although I am not a Carbide Motion user, ALL CNC routers use the same g-code so there is no reason it should not. Does that answer your question?
I’ve just bought my first CNC router, only a cheap one because I can’t afford something really expensive for now. Been 3D printing for almost a year, and I want to know if it’s as easy to get up and running as it is with a 3D printer? Thanks.
Hi Iain. Congrats on getting router. Getting it up and running depends on many factors as to the easiness of it. What kind of projects do you want to do.
I also suggest you watch this video before you start cutting: Mike Ciesco
ruclips.net/video/l1oh8nekPu4/видео.html
i am having trouble with going from 3 d back to 2 d when its in a split screen any help wouild be great
Ed, that is a little bit of a complicated question to answer over comments my friend. Have you tried reaching out to Vetric with your issue?
i figured it out you just minimize the screen and it goes away thank for getting back to me @@IDCWoodcraft
Why can't I get UGS to open my gcode file unless I put .nc after the name? It will open it if it is in a format like(Welcomesign.nc.gcode)
UGS should recognize a txt format. I am not sure, unless there is a setting in it for what it should recognize.
Hi,will g sender work with other cnc routers
Dave, it sure will brother! Reach out to your machine company to make sure it works correctly.
Garrett, when attenpting to save the toolpaths, i get an error message that says, the visible toolpath ise different tools. I have only selected the 1/4" EM. I have started over multiple times and continue getting the same error.
Justin, this one is a little tricky to answer via comments my friend. I recommend joining Kate and I for our weekly RUclips live sessions we host every Wednesday at 8 PM EST and we should be able to help walk you through it then!
@@IDCWoodcraft thank you for the reply, Garrett. Unfortunately, I am unable to attend them as I am asleep at that time. I will continue to try and work through the issue.
Is this the oramask stencil film?
That sure is Mark. It works great for projects like this doesn't it?
OOOOOOOOOOOk!
I'm missing a key piece of the puzzle
We've set the 'Z' Zero Position to: Machine Bed
Then we've set the Pocked depth to .25 deep
Question:
Wouldn't the machine reference from the Zero Position (bed) and cut .25 into the Bed?
How does it know to start from the top of the material @ .75 above the Zero Position?
OR
I'll have another question after your answer...lol
Cheers,
N
N, we set up the project in Vcarve to know that the Zero position was the bed. If we set it in Vcarve to be the top of the project and then set our machine reference to the bed then it would cut 0.25" into the bed.
@@IDCWoodcraft
AH!
So there's TWO Zero position; one for design and one for machine.
Got it, missed the second set up.
thanks
Thx for the tutorial. I'm curious though, why does there appear to be a bit of a divot on the outer edge at the top of the sign?
I saw that too Greg. I think it’s where the 1inch ramp-in came from. It seemed to have the same jog in all 3 passes of the cutout. I wouldn’t guess as to how to correct it.
@@patriot9560 my son ordered a CNC machine so I'm researching some things we can practice doing when it gets here. I want to avoid things like that during our learning curve.
@@gregkeeyako I’m sure you’ll both enjoy learning that machine. Which did he order?
Greg, its a bit of a oops from the ramp to cut out the profile. Practice makes perfect, no matter how long you have been in the CNC game!
@@IDCWoodcraft so just needs some tweaking to eliminate?
Great job but maybe a textured background would have added that
Extra something
many thanks looking forward to the next video
This is for a totally new person. Not needed. I'll do it on another though because you are right.
How do obtain the grid board as shown in the video?
Hi Charlie. The grid on the spoilboard is something you make. Watch this video: ruclips.net/video/dbxtLQY26Cw/видео.html
What machine do you have?
@@IDCWoodcraft I don’t have a machine…..yet. I will be buying the Longmill 30” X 30”. I researched and researched and researched CNC routers. Did I mention I’ve researched CNC router? Then I came across your channel and videos. Research completed. I’m sold. I did watch the video you suggested in ref. the spoil board. Think I’ll wait for the g-code to become available through IDC.
What wood did you use for this?
Pocketing
Just watched this video and I’m wondering if you’ve done a video on doing addresses on both sides. If so, can you send me the link to video and if not can you give me some hints on how to do it.
Brian, I dont have a video on two sided projects yet but it is on the list! I encourage you to try out a few two sided projects yourself and learn from your mistakes.
@@IDCWoodcraft i Will Thank You
Can you please recommend a CAD, CAM , and CNC software
Vectric vCarve. It is what I teach
@@IDCWoodcraft how much does it cost?
@@8mmmauser896 desktop is $350, pro is $800
@@8mmmauser896 watch this video to see your options ruclips.net/video/u1O6u5DITSo/видео.html
Hi Garrett.
I like your presentation however, you say that anybody can do that with free software but I can't find the free software that you are talking about
Can you help me with that? I like to start to get familiar with it before I start to buy things without knowing that I'm capable to do anything and I don't like to waste money
Thanks
Hi John. Just do a search for Carbide Create or Easel CNC software. You'll find them.
Got a shapeoko wish I’d gotten a Longmill
Hey Ken, never too late to make a switch brother!
What do you do if you didn't want to cut all the way through? What do you do if you want to cut more than one name/layer?
spunkybear1597, you absolutely can my friend! This is a little tricky to walk you through over comments though my friend. I recommend joining Kate and I for our weekly live session we host every Wednesday at 8PM EST and we should be able to help walk you through it then!
Hello where do you sell your product?
Hey Raphael. Start on your facebook page, then get on Etsy.
Sir I seen video you use 0.75 final depth,but you use 0.1 mm step down and 0.1 step over, but spindle motor didn't cut stepdown 0.1 mm material,it's directly cut 0.75 mm depth,so why spindle did not cut step by step, although you fill 0.1 mm step down and 0.1 mm step over
sonuverma2796, you're right brother! These are the settings I used, but I'm a little unclear of your question on this one my friend!
@@IDCWoodcraft sir what is your your answer because I confused after seen video, because final depth 0.75 mm and step down 0.1 mm but machine directly cut 0.75 depth,no sensing step down diameter 0.1 mm
Help 😂😂😂 out the 1959 numbers. The only number that comes out for the tool path is the 1 meaning the 959 are also cut out
PatWinders, try selecting all the vectors and not just the "1". That should fix your problem brother.
Why don’t you put key holes in the back instead of having ugly holes on it
Hi Curtis. I did it the way I did it for beginners at a very basic level. The holes won't be ugly when I have brass pins running through them holding a plate to the house.
always pick something up
Jim, glad it was helpful my friend!
Er, huh,. Mr. Garrett, did you seal the back 🤔 also, sir? Why did you do #1022? Is it that you can't count higher than 2? Ask your teacher when you are back in school 🏫 on Monday. Just me, pulling your chain ⛓ again.
Hey bro. 1022 is the number that popped into my head when I was making the video. I'm sure there could have been a better number to use like The number one, meaning me of course.
@@IDCWoodcraft No! That's your IQ 🤪.
if you really know what im talking about then i just want to say that the reason I watch anything just more than once is nothing to do with my knowledge about the language but its not just me who,s watching and learning anything. iykwim and i really dont like it
Gurpartap, nothing wrong with watching something a few times, I do it myself quite a bit brother! Keep up the good work!
@@IDCWoodcraft thank you very much sir
Awesome video tutorial, can you make one like this for a bob’s Cnc machine?
I don't have that machine but It is the same prices for the bob's machine.
prices? No i created the project but when i saved then loaded into Gsender i can’t move my router using the jog wheel for my bob’s cnc machine when i tell my machine to outline the project it moves to the front stops and grinds until i turn it off, I’ve told the Gsender software i have a Bob’s CNC and I’ve calibrated the XY and Z