CONNECT YOUR ONEFINITY TO WIFI in TWO MINUTES OR LESS

TLDR; Wifi doesn't penetrate steel. Buy this amzn.to/3JcfD2R and this amzn.to/3ZIAjGO and GET CARVING.
In this video, I review the Wifi Extender I use to connect my Onefinity CNC machine to my Wifi Network.
This is the best way to connect your Onefinity to WIFI.
I could never get my Onefinity Machine to connect to my wifi network, so instead of spending money and time buying the CAT5 Cable and running it to my router, I bought a wifi extender and patch cable and called it a day.

[@jspersons]

Thanks for the information on connecting to Wi-Fi. I just noticed that you manage your CNC to the wall, I have also recently mounted mine to the wall, but I’m struggling with the best way to do dust collection. Connected your desk collection, so it can move freely, but still be supported

[@CTEwithMrB]

Haha thanks for noticing my bungee cord, "temporary," KISS method! I quite literally used a bungee cord and hooked it on the top of the X axis, and a slip knot around the hose. It's ugly but it gets the job done. This is the dust boot I use: www.etsy.com/listing/1026919231/dustimator-for-onefinity-cnc-makita
I also added a shelf a long the Y axis to hold the work in place while I mount it. The wall mount was an amazing space saver, but makes extra headaches.
Also if you haven't already get yourself an anti static hose and ground it. The static build up between the router and the dust hose was making my controller go nuts.

[@JohnGilbert-g8d]

thanks for the info you shared. been pulling my hair out trying to connect to the internet. your idea is awesome. thanks again!

[@CTEwithMrB]

You are so welcome! It was a game-changer for me.

[@thefilthelement]

I just want to connect to a home network to host files on a shared drive, still being able to load and run from the touch screen

[@CTEwithMrB]

You should be able to do that