Trojans Walnut Cutting Board / Charcuterie Board w Maple & Cherry Inlay
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Trojans Walnut Cutting / Charcuterie Board w Maple & Cherry Inlay
Wood: Walnut with Maple, Cherry
Bits: CNC Carving 5.15 Deg Tapered Angle Ball Tip Radius=0.25mm X 6mm
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Finish: Walrus Oil
CNC: i2rcnc.com
Finishes:
Walrus Oil Board Oil and Wood Butcher Block Oil, 32 oz Jug: walrusoil.sjv....
CNC Bits:
30 Degree Vbit CNC Router Bits: www.ripprecisi...
CNC Router Bit 6mm Shank 2 Flutes Straight Carbide 0.3mm Tip 15 Degree: amzn.to/3FUjYnJ
CNC Router Bits 3.175 Endmill Flat Nose Two Flute Spiral Upcut: amzn.to/37dTb7S
Amana Tool - 45982 Carbide Tipped Bowl & Tray 1/4 Radius x 3/4 Dia x 5/8 x 1/4" Shank: amzn.to/3jkQsyS
Whiteside Router Bits RU2100 Standard Spiral Bit with Up Cut Solid Carbide 1/4-Inch Cutting Diameter and 1-Inch Cutting Length: amzn.to/3qQFa9z
Whiteside Router Bits RD2100 Standard Spiral Bit with Down Cut Solid Carbide 1/4-Inch Cutting Diameter and 1-Inch Cutting Length: amzn.to/3KhljYR
Supplies:
Spectape ST501 Double Sided Adhesive Tape, 36 yds Length x 1" Width Paper: amzn.to/3iLE2zL
3M Xtract Cubitron II Net Hook and Loop Sanding Disks: amzn.to/3qKV31e
For my board conditioner:
UltraPro Food Grade Mineral Oil, 1 Gallon (128oz): amzn.to/3713BKd
Beesworks Beeswax Pellets: amzn.to/3wQEYLa
Moretoes 36 Pack 2 Oz Metal Round Balm Tins Black Aluminum Cans Empty Containers: amzn.to/3Dph4HX
ARB Woodwork t-shirt: amzn.to/3DpiguV
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Hello,
My name is Andy. Welcome to the channel, where you can see some of my custom projects being created. Hope you enjoy the videos. I appreciate the likes and subscriptions!
Thank you,
Andy 
Хобби
Супер. Превосходная работа 👍
Thanks
Absolutely professional work.
Thank you
Amazing as always!
I'd love to see a video of you generating the tool paths.
Thank you! Here is one where I have a little more on the toolpath creation.
ruclips.net/video/uznBYPrxnqQ/видео.html
@@ARBWoodwork legend👍
So beautiful !! Well done
Thank you! Cheers!
Your work is amazing!
Thank you! Really appreciate it.
Beautiful work as always!
Thank you. Appreciate it
Oh man is that detail awesome! I need to learn how to do inlays like that. Love your CNC wasteboard set up too. I might need to copy that!
Thank you! I learned a ton from @broinwood
@@ARBWoodwork I’ll have to check them out!
Hard to find anyone that does it better.
Very nice! Great design also!
Thank you!
Looks amazing !
Thank you
Wow. That is an awesome and beautiful piece. I like your work holding solution as well might do somthing similar for my machine.
Thank you very much!
Fabulous work
That you!
Haha. I mean thank you!
Looks great!
Thanks!
Oh, that is epic. Please try to teach the newbies when you can :)
Here is a video where I show some of the setting I have used in the past. ruclips.net/video/uznBYPrxnqQ/видео.html
One thing that I notice on almost all cnc inlay work is the crazy amount of wasted wood. There has to be a better way than turning up to a 1/2" of useable wood into dust. The piece turned out great though.
It is maybe 1/4 inch of the plug that is removed. I wish I could have less but the blank started to bow and twist if there is less structure to support. I cut the strips at 1/2 inch to make the blanks. There is waste, but I don’t know if there is any woodworking that doesn’t have waste.
Thanks for watching!
This is why a lot of woodworkers have wood burning stoves. Also, depending on the species, you could also use the scrap to smoke meats (assuming there's no glue involved ofc lol)
Wow!
Thank you. It was a fun one.
WOW ! AWSOME
Thank you
I just notice when you remove the positive portion after the glue you go to full depth and just use a small step over. Have you found this to be better than having a large step over but with smaller, incremental pass depth? Just getting my feet wet in end grain inlay and the first one I did was great but I did notice a couple of small parts where the wood lifted a bit and left a void. Small enough that it's hard to tell unless you really looked close but they were still there
Not sure if it makes a difference. I have done both before.
Superb!
Thank you!
It appears to me that end-grain (male part, especially) is easier to machine when it's end-grain. These sharp and thin cliffs do not break off, and cut cleaner. Is that correct?
Yes, there is less chance of tear out with end grain.
Curious where the 2D art came from. Did you hire someone, downloaded it from somewhere, or did you make it yourself?
I make it myself and a vector software.
Wow that inlay inside an inlay is amazing great work! Does the tapered ball nose give you problems in the sharp corners at all? It looks phenomenal so I guess not? Haha
It has such a small point that it does not make a difference.
Ah interesting, well amazing work! I love seeing these projects keep it up!!
How do you clamp the pieces?
I built a book binding style press. Some just use clamps with cauls others I have seen get a hydraulic press from harbor freight.
the lightest color is walnut or cherry?
From light to dark: maple, cherry, walnut
Sick
Thanks
Can Movingue replace the color /yellow/ osage orange?
It probably could
I used walnut maple and cherry
What brand, make or model CNC do you u use?
I2r CNC
I have the i2r8
Amazing.
Who do you use to create your svg file?
I have a Family Coat of Arms (Shield) I would like to do, but need someone to convert the jpg to a workable file.
Thanks
Doug
I create my own graphics usually through Adobe Illustrator.
Amazing ! Can you share where did you get image from ? Thx
I created it from a some other source images.
Just curious. Is that tapered bit a down cutting bit?
Good question. I believe so from the cut edge that it leaves behind.
Hello, what essences did you use? Would it be possible to have the svg file I have a small cnc and I would like to make some inlays I already have some boards that I made for the family.
I do not have this file available on my website yet.
@@ARBWoodwork Would you be willing to share your Trojan file?
what software did you use for toolpaths?
Vectric VCarve
Puffffffffff.......
Not sure what that means so I will take it as you like the video.
What bits do u use to do your inlays?
I have all the bits I use linked in the video description. The tapered bit is my main detail bit and I use an end mill to clear our waste.
Do you sell the svg files?
Right now I don’t. I will look into that for the future.