How to surface a waste board tutorial with @Carveco

In this video I show how to surface a waste board on a Shapeoko xxl using Crarveco software. The techniques in this video can be used on any other machine and the principal with any other software to achieve success. I show how to determine the actual size of the work area on your specific machine as well as some tips and tricks for clamping and stock alignment.
the programming portion of the video begins at roughly the 7-minute mark.

[@LynxGenisys]

NICE! thank you very much! just extended my 3018 into a 3035ish, and added limit switches, and just got carvco, Been about a year Since Ive used the router instead of the laser, so its like starting out all brand new again.
This made things easy!

[@Hinkleshop]

Thanks for watching
Glad it helped

[@journeys00]

Got my first cnc yesterday, I have no idea how to surface the spoilboard so I definitely appreciate the video.
ill be going step by step, wish me luck lol

[@Hinkleshop]

Thanks for watching Congratulations good luck and as you gain skills I have a growing playlist of tutorials on my channel

[@BuckysCustoms]

Good info!! You are definitely trammed perfect! Be Great to see a video on that process too!

[@Hinkleshop]

Thank you sir
Maybe a tramming tutorial soon

[@rogerstrom1186]

THANKS. I'M JUST GETTING STARTED WITH CARVECO. I HOPE YOU DO A LOT OF CARVECO STUFF. I'M MORE STUPID.

[@Hinkleshop]

Thank you for watching!
I have a bunch of Carveco tutorials on my channel As well as general CNC information like today’s video on tramming

[@paulstreetman841]

I have already surfaced a waste board on my Genmitsu 4040 Pro per James Deans Video and have been searching how to flatten an uneven piece of material. Do you have a video of surfacing a piece of material to get it ready for carving? I am using Carveco Maker and Candle. I have saved this video for future reference. Thank you in advance.

[@Hinkleshop]

Thanks for watching I don’t have a specific video describing how to flatten a project but I can do a quick overview here create a square as large as your project do an area clearance tool path if you were using a quarter inch endmill remove a 16th of an inch of material for each pass zero your machine to the highest point of your stock run the tool path it’ll remove a 16th of an inch off of the highest side of the stock and miss on the lower portions continue doing this until the machine is removing material off the surface of the stock consistently across the surface
If you are uncomfortable, removing a 16th of an inch at a time, adjust the depth of cut to something more suitable When you create your tool path
Hope this helps

[@paulstreetman841]

@@Hinkleshop ABSOLUTELY helps and thank you very much!! Newbie in the world of CNC so am a little hesitant to do something without at least knowing a little about what I'm doing before pressing a button. 😳 By the way I love your videos! Again, thank you.
Regards, Lamar

[@trumpetflowerII]

What do you mean by "sing". I'm a beginner at CNC and would appreciate non-linguistic jargon.

[@Hinkleshop]

Thank you for watching
The term sing relates to the change in the sound the bit makes when it touches the surface of the material sorry for the confusion