The Truth about V Carve Inlays Vol #1

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

Комментарии • 46

  • @enduringpromise
    @enduringpromise Год назад +3

    Thank you for educating us all and showing how to recover from an error.

  • @bigkahunaranch1715
    @bigkahunaranch1715 27 дней назад +1

    Great video, thanks for posting. I am confused about the three tool paths cutting the male piece. Did you pick the three paths, or did Vectric assign the three tool paths?

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  27 дней назад

      Vectric of assigns a toolpath for each tool selected.

  • @LYTOMIZE_Woodshop
    @LYTOMIZE_Woodshop Год назад +2

    Love it - as I jump into my second year of CNCing, I think you're giving me the encouragement to go for it as it isn't the most complicated thing to do!
    Looks great!

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  Год назад

      Thank you, Michael! I really appreciate you saying that! I believe Success is taught by failure. I Embrace it but I will never accept it! Happy carving my friend!

  • @JD_Manufacturing
    @JD_Manufacturing Год назад +1

    Nice setup. It's great to watch. I'm learning too.

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  Год назад

      Thank you! And, welcome to the cnc world! It has been a blast for me!

  • @enzprintco.8625
    @enzprintco.8625 2 месяца назад +1

    HELP! Lol. Followed perfectly until 12:05.
    My screen says “Machine”, then says “Select a Post Processor”.
    Shapeoko 3xxl. I’m clueless right now haha. Please help me past this. This video is amazing and I’m so stoked to attempt my first inlay!
    Thanks!!!
    :)

  • @Hinkleshop
    @Hinkleshop Год назад +1

    NO!! IMA STAY for all the videos in this series
    great job sir!

  • @jimking9646
    @jimking9646 11 месяцев назад +2

    Great save

  • @jimking9646
    @jimking9646 11 месяцев назад +2

    perfect I was able to learn something

  • @Pore63
    @Pore63 11 месяцев назад +1

    Great job!

  • @Willieswoodcraftusa
    @Willieswoodcraftusa Год назад +1

    Awesome job! Thanks for the info! Great recovery on the mistake.

  • @constrworkerllc8367
    @constrworkerllc8367 Год назад +1

    Finally!!! lol Thank you for sharing!

  • @williealvarado2008
    @williealvarado2008 Год назад +2

    Great video Bucky! I have a couple of questions for you. 1. Did you make any adjustments to feed rate, depth of cut or router speed due to using a harder wood and it being "end grain"? 2. Did you make and pocket allowance adjustments or "offset" adjustments? Thanks for sharing and I look forward to your feed back.

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  Год назад +1

      Hey Willie! Thanks for watching! I was very conservative on speeds and feeds. This was my first attempt, so I had no idea what to expect. Pocket at zero start and .2 flat. Plugs at .18 start and .02 flat.

  • @user-oldguy1962
    @user-oldguy1962 Год назад +1

    Awesome video, how did you anodize your Longmill? Very Interested in the different look for my Longmill. Thanks

  • @bandd1952
    @bandd1952 Год назад +1

    Excellent video. I do have one question as this old brain cant seem to figure it out. My band saw is too small to cut away the excess so I would rather use the CNC. I have been using my drum sander. How do you set up Vectric to clear the waste after the glue up and how do you zero the bit?

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  Год назад +1

      In Vectric Draw a Square or Rectangle a little larger than the inlay, setup a pocket tool path using your choice of Datum and how much to remove. Then Z on the top of the male inlay. If you use gSender I would use the surfacing tool. Thank you so much for watching!

  • @ericmac564
    @ericmac564 Год назад +2

    We all make mistakes. A craftsman knows how to recover. Question... how did you apply two different clearance tools?

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  Год назад

      Thank you! Vcarve pro automatically generates toolpaths for whatever clearance tools are selected.

  • @handcraftedworkshop
    @handcraftedworkshop Год назад +1

    A question that is off topic. How do you use the little keyboard with the LongMill?

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  Год назад

      I use it as if it were a mouse and a Joy stick. Pretty handy!

    • @handcraftedworkshop
      @handcraftedworkshop Год назад +1

      @@BuckysCustoms Thank you sir for replying. Is it wireless and is it difficult to set up? Do you have a video on it?

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  Год назад

      @@handcraftedworkshop It is a breeze to set up. Plug and play just like a mouse or keyboard. If you use gSender then you can set certain keys to perform just like a controller or joy stick. I will do a video on it as soon as
      I can.

    • @handcraftedworkshop
      @handcraftedworkshop Год назад +1

      @@BuckysCustoms I use Carbide Create. I’ve never used gSender. I’m looking forward to the video.

  • @rufustoad1
    @rufustoad1 Год назад +1

    Hi, I am just a little unclear on a few things. 1 Are you not supposed to leave a glue gap in the bottom depth of the cut? 2 isnt plunging .180 a bit harsh on that first cut?

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  Год назад

      Thank you for your comments! This was my first one based on watching a bunch of others. I never leave a glue gap when edge gluing two boards together, so my belief is I shouldn't in this case either. Even clamping pressure is what I relied on. Plunging the full depth does seem a bit much, but I slowed speeds to what I felt the bit could handle without sacrificing the quality of the carve.

    • @fin3125
      @fin3125 Год назад +1

      @@BuckysCustoms I know they call it glue gap but I think it is there so it does not bottom out. This would insure that it sits on the taper and should lock in.

  • @MrMorgalis
    @MrMorgalis Год назад +1

    Thanks for sharing
    good job

  • @gerardcochrane3729
    @gerardcochrane3729 Год назад +1

    Is the free projects file still available? I click on the link but I get an error 404, link not available.

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  Год назад

      Yeah I got the same error! I will look into it. Thank you for letting me know!

    • @constrworkerllc8367
      @constrworkerllc8367 Год назад +1

      I tried a bit ago and it worked fine. Thanks, Bucky!

  • @s.peters947
    @s.peters947 Год назад +1

    What brand of router did you have mounted in your machine? thanks.

  • @unclebob8746
    @unclebob8746 Год назад +1

    Hard to tell from video if the male inlay was also end grain. Should not mix end grain and flat grain on an end grain cutting board.

    • @BuckysCustoms
      @BuckysCustoms  Год назад

      Agree 100%. All end grain! Thank you for sharing an important detail I left out!