that is really nice. I use a shop vac and dustoper that i use that sits under my onefinity. working on inclosing/ sound proofing my shop vac atm. I dont mind the cnc to be open, most of my noise comes from the shop vac.
Thanks for the support Craig. I am very excited to upgrade to a sawstop in my shop! We are so close! I will be posting the enclosure video (part 2 of the CNC table build) in the next day or two. Stay tuned!
@@EigenDesigns I really like the 4x4 design. I’m waiting for my Onefinity currently and I’m looking to build a table that I’m able to move around. I see your sketch up design of the enclosure that slides back, very smart. Excellent work. Looking forward to seeing how things go for you. 😊
Awesome build and I will make one very similar as I await for my Journeyman to arrive. Regarding Sketchup, how can I find the icons for the equipment? I didn’t know you can download them into it! Will make modeling so much better n accurate
I can't remember where I found the sketchup model, but here is a link to the one I used: www.dropbox.com/s/fa3mz8sufh76maz/CNC%20Table%20v6%20-%202017.skp?dl=0
Love the table design. Mine came in yesterday and i am assuming this is for a X35? I have been using sketchup for 13 years and pick it over my solds woorks or ACAD anytime. Again thanks
Just recently subscribed and enjoying the videos. I know this is an old video but i noticed you hand wrote the parts list. Sketchup has a Cutlist plugin that does everything for you at a click of a button. You probably know this by now but thought I would mention it.
Great video, you do a great job of explaining what and why you are doing each operation. I also have ordered a Onefinity CNC, so that is how I came upon your video - getting ideas about an enclosure and table designs. I do have a couple of suggestions - 1. the power strip you installed under the table...I would suggest cutting the dado large enough to get the electrical plug through. Otherwise, you will have to cut the cord if you ever decide to move or remove it. 2. Do you think the overhang on the front of the table is well enough supported for the weight of the Onefinity? The cantilever design looks great - like a wood cabin - but I am not too sure about how good that plywood is going to do with the weight of there CNC. Of course, you did buy 1" Baltic Birch, which is probably around 20 layers thick, so that is some great stuff there. Just a couple thoughts...by the way, my Onefinity order number is 15965, so they gave me a July delivery date!! Thanks, Charlie from Central Ohio.
Hey Charlie from Ohio, thanks for the comment and for the suggestion. You make a really good point about the dado channel for the extenion cord. I am actually going to make it larger so I could fit a plug through if I ever needed to. Otherwise I would have to take the entire CNC off to do so. Great suggestion. I am not too concerned about the cantilevered section from the CNC standpoint. The front "feet" of the OneFinity only overhang the support by ~6" or so, which shouldnt be an issue for the 1" birch ply. I place the canteliver supports in the middle for more support for whatever the NC is carving (e.g. cutting boards, table tops, large sheet good, etc.). I wanted to ensure adequate support underneath the project and to keep things nice and flat.
hey @@EigenDesigns , sounds like you definitely did your homework on the design. I subscribed to your channel, so I'll see the part 2 when it comes out. Also, I'm curious, what is your Onefinity order number? Mine is 15965 and they are saying July, that will give me an idea of when I might see mine!! I am 66 and this is my last year of work (I drive a ready Mix concrete truck in Columbus) and am really impressed with the ball screws of the Onefinity.
@@everydaylifewiththebensons285 I think mine is 14705. The website says it should be shipping the week of June 20th. I feel like a kid counting the number of sleeps until Christmas!
@@donm1025 How exciting! I am very jealous. Are you going to make any videos of your upcoming projects? I would love to start learning through other people who have OneFinity machines
@@EigenDesignsI figured out the table portion using your video, now I just need to figure out how I want to build the enclosure. I love your design, but I’m going to substitute some of the window areas with soundproofing panels. Thank you for ALL of your great videos!
Hello again! I have been playing around with sketchup Trying to create the Onefinity woodworker with not much success. Would you be willing to share your sketch up file for the CNC? I am trying to scale it to the tabletop I am using. Thanks!
If you are looking for the 3D sketch up rendering of the OneFinity CNC, try this file: www.dropbox.com/s/06jibieodcnbyv5/OF%20Woodworker.zip?dl=0 That is what I used and it seems pretty accurate.
Really nice and simple. Would you be open to sharing the Sketchup Plans? I’m at about exactly the same stage of my workshop with almost identical ambitions... Let me know if we can chat some time.
Hey Adam, let me know if this works. I am sharing the SketchUp file for the design show in this video. Link: www.dropbox.com/s/ik4lxpqgioxuj2y/Eigen%20Designs%20CNC%20Table%20v6.skp?dl=0
@@EigenDesigns actually, do you have a Sketchup Pro 2015 version as Sketchup discontinued my license with any software updates and the new files don’t open anymore. 😭
@@adamsaciuk7799 The farthest back I can save the file is SketchUp 2017. Give this a try: www.dropbox.com/s/fa3mz8sufh76maz/CNC%20Table%20v6%20-%202017.skp?dl=0
Two more questions Mark. 1) if you didn't have the raised portion on your garage floor, would you have made the base wider. 2) Now you have been running the 1F for a month or two, anything base wise would you change ? My 1F arrived today and i'm so undecided with what base to do. I like your idea of using 4x4 lumber and mounting control box underneath. :) Ive been procrastinating and now its here. LOL Thanks, Cheers Craig
Hey Craig! Congrats on your 1F finally arriving. That's really exciting. Let me answer your two questions: 1) I probably wouldn't change the spacing of the legs because the amount of overhang I have on the underside of the table allows the control until to be mounted perfectly (and have all cables plug into the back freely). 2) I have been really, really pleased with this design so far. It simple, yet strong and it never has any flex or racking in it. If I were to build mine all over again, I wouldn't change a thing for the way I use my CNC and how my shop is laid out. Good luck brother!
They have a web-based version of the software that is free to use. This is what I have been using so far. They also have a few higher grades of the software that are not free and need to be downloaded onto your computer. These higher tier version have more capability for the users needing it. It’s a pretty easy software to use and I would highly recommend their free version since you can go to the site and be designing within minutes.
Nice video. Would it be worth putting the table saw planer cnc (when you get them). On wheeled platforms so you can put the car out front on days your in the shop. Give you more room to work. Also what's the cost of the cnc. Hello from Australia by the way.
G'day Gary. That's exactly what I was thinking too. I plan on ordering a SawStop tablesaw with the mobile wheel base and have already purchased a mobile base for the 8"jointer. I think it will be a great utility to have those two things mobile within my workshop. I didnt want to have the CNC mobile because of how large it is. As you saw in the video, I had to design my shop around it so I will leave that one where it is, and move the other things around it.
@@EigenDesigns Everything in my shop is on casters which allows me to roll them to the front of my shop while im using them. I even have my 4'x8' cutting table on wheels loaded down with drawers, tools, screws etc. Thanks for the video
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Let's go for that SawStop! One more subscriber here!
Thanks for the support Juan! Let's goooooo!
Juan - we hit 1,000 subs! I am setting up my SawStop now and will post a video soon!!
I must say I am delighted to see you blew past 1000 subscribers. I do hope you were able to reward yourself with the SawStop
Thanks David. I have been very fortunate and yes, I have invested in a sawstop in my shop and it has been an incredible piece of equpiment. 😃
Great video thanks for sharing. I'm waiting for my Elite woodworker.
Cheers Mark
Thanks Mark! Hope you enjoy it!
that is really nice. I use a shop vac and dustoper that i use that sits under my onefinity. working on inclosing/ sound proofing my shop vac atm. I dont mind the cnc to be open, most of my noise comes from the shop vac.
Nice build! Solid table ! Close to saw stop 😊
Thanks for the support Craig. I am very excited to upgrade to a sawstop in my shop! We are so close! I will be posting the enclosure video (part 2 of the CNC table build) in the next day or two. Stay tuned!
@@EigenDesigns I really like the 4x4 design. I’m waiting for my Onefinity currently and I’m looking to build a table that I’m able to move around. I see your sketch up design of the enclosure that slides back, very smart. Excellent work. Looking forward to seeing how things go for you. 😊
Craig - we hit 1,000 subs!! I am setting up my SawStop and will post a video soon!
@@EigenDesigns that’s awesome!!
I like your approach to planning things in order to visualize the outcome....count me in as a subscriber. We can all learn from each other.
What brand of lag screws did you use to secure the 4x4s together?
I used the 6" FastenMaster lag screws: amzn.to/381pqdp
Awesome build and I will make one very similar as I await for my Journeyman to arrive. Regarding Sketchup, how can I find the icons for the equipment? I didn’t know you can download them into it! Will make modeling so much better n accurate
I can't remember where I found the sketchup model, but here is a link to the one I used:
www.dropbox.com/s/fa3mz8sufh76maz/CNC%20Table%20v6%20-%202017.skp?dl=0
@@EigenDesigns thank you! 🙏🏽
I just got mine one finity and im making the table now
I am jealous! I dont get mine for another 2 months. Let me know how your setup goes.
Love the table design. Mine came in yesterday and i am assuming this is for a X35? I have been using sketchup for 13 years and pick it over my solds woorks or ACAD anytime. Again thanks
Hey b cole. Yes, this was the X-35. Good luck building your dream setup and congratulations on your CNC!
Just recently subscribed and enjoying the videos. I know this is an old video but i noticed you hand wrote the parts list. Sketchup has a Cutlist plugin that does everything for you at a click of a button. You probably know this by now but thought I would mention it.
is that on the free version of sketchup?
Great video, you do a great job of explaining what and why you are doing each operation. I also have ordered a Onefinity CNC, so that is how I came upon your video - getting ideas about an enclosure and table designs. I do have a couple of suggestions - 1. the power strip you installed under the table...I would suggest cutting the dado large enough to get the electrical plug through. Otherwise, you will have to cut the cord if you ever decide to move or remove it. 2. Do you think the overhang on the front of the table is well enough supported for the weight of the Onefinity? The cantilever design looks great - like a wood cabin - but I am not too sure about how good that plywood is going to do with the weight of there CNC. Of course, you did buy 1" Baltic Birch, which is probably around 20 layers thick, so that is some great stuff there. Just a couple thoughts...by the way, my Onefinity order number is 15965, so they gave me a July delivery date!! Thanks, Charlie from Central Ohio.
Hey Charlie from Ohio, thanks for the comment and for the suggestion. You make a really good point about the dado channel for the extenion cord. I am actually going to make it larger so I could fit a plug through if I ever needed to. Otherwise I would have to take the entire CNC off to do so. Great suggestion.
I am not too concerned about the cantilevered section from the CNC standpoint. The front "feet" of the OneFinity only overhang the support by ~6" or so, which shouldnt be an issue for the 1" birch ply. I place the canteliver supports in the middle for more support for whatever the NC is carving (e.g. cutting boards, table tops, large sheet good, etc.). I wanted to ensure adequate support underneath the project and to keep things nice and flat.
hey @@EigenDesigns , sounds like you definitely did your homework on the design. I subscribed to your channel, so I'll see the part 2 when it comes out. Also, I'm curious, what is your Onefinity order number? Mine is 15965 and they are saying July, that will give me an idea of when I might see mine!! I am 66 and this is my last year of work (I drive a ready Mix concrete truck in Columbus) and am really impressed with the ball screws of the Onefinity.
@@everydaylifewiththebensons285 I think mine is 14705. The website says it should be shipping the week of June 20th. I feel like a kid counting the number of sleeps until Christmas!
@@EigenDesigns My Onefinity came this week...order 12835...packed well...starting to layout for a bench today
@@donm1025 How exciting! I am very jealous. Are you going to make any videos of your upcoming projects? I would love to start learning through other people who have OneFinity machines
Cute puppy! 😉
Do you have build plans for this table and the enclosure I can purchase?
Hey Will, I don't have plans for this table unfortunately.
@@EigenDesignsI figured out the table portion using your video, now I just need to figure out how I want to build the enclosure. I love your design, but I’m going to substitute some of the window areas with soundproofing panels. Thank you for ALL of your great videos!
@@willyzook That's a great idea. That will cut down on the router noise for sure.
Hello again!
I have been playing around with sketchup Trying to create the Onefinity woodworker with not much success. Would you be willing to share your sketch up file for the CNC? I am trying to scale it to the tabletop I am using. Thanks!
If you are looking for the 3D sketch up rendering of the OneFinity CNC, try this file: www.dropbox.com/s/06jibieodcnbyv5/OF%20Woodworker.zip?dl=0
That is what I used and it seems pretty accurate.
@@EigenDesigns will do! I will let you know thanks
Really nice and simple. Would you be open to sharing the Sketchup Plans? I’m at about exactly the same stage of my workshop with almost identical ambitions... Let me know if we can chat some time.
Hey Adam, let me know if this works. I am sharing the SketchUp file for the design show in this video. Link: www.dropbox.com/s/ik4lxpqgioxuj2y/Eigen%20Designs%20CNC%20Table%20v6.skp?dl=0
@@EigenDesigns thank you very much. Absolute legend.
@@EigenDesigns actually, do you have a Sketchup Pro 2015 version as Sketchup discontinued my license with any software updates and the new files don’t open anymore. 😭
@@adamsaciuk7799 The farthest back I can save the file is SketchUp 2017. Give this a try: www.dropbox.com/s/fa3mz8sufh76maz/CNC%20Table%20v6%20-%202017.skp?dl=0
@@EigenDesigns thanks a lot for the help. I really appreciate it.
Two more questions Mark. 1) if you didn't have the raised portion on your garage floor, would you have made the base wider. 2) Now you have been running the 1F for a month or two, anything base wise would you change ? My 1F arrived today and i'm so undecided with what base to do. I like your idea of using 4x4 lumber and mounting control box underneath. :) Ive been procrastinating and now its here. LOL Thanks, Cheers Craig
Hey Craig! Congrats on your 1F finally arriving. That's really exciting. Let me answer your two questions:
1) I probably wouldn't change the spacing of the legs because the amount of overhang I have on the underside of the table allows the control until to be mounted perfectly (and have all cables plug into the back freely).
2) I have been really, really pleased with this design so far. It simple, yet strong and it never has any flex or racking in it. If I were to build mine all over again, I wouldn't change a thing for the way I use my CNC and how my shop is laid out.
Good luck brother!
@@EigenDesigns Thanks For the quick reply Mark. I'm getting at it first thing tomorrow. :)
Is sketch up a free tool to use?
They have a web-based version of the software that is free to use. This is what I have been using so far. They also have a few higher grades of the software that are not free and need to be downloaded onto your computer. These higher tier version have more capability for the users needing it. It’s a pretty easy software to use and I would highly recommend their free version since you can go to the site and be designing within minutes.
@@EigenDesigns
Thank you for the info.
Much appreciated.
Nice video. Would it be worth putting the table saw planer cnc (when you get them). On wheeled platforms so you can put the car out front on days your in the shop. Give you more room to work. Also what's the cost of the cnc. Hello from Australia by the way.
G'day Gary. That's exactly what I was thinking too. I plan on ordering a SawStop tablesaw with the mobile wheel base and have already purchased a mobile base for the 8"jointer. I think it will be a great utility to have those two things mobile within my workshop.
I didnt want to have the CNC mobile because of how large it is. As you saw in the video, I had to design my shop around it so I will leave that one where it is, and move the other things around it.
@@EigenDesigns Everything in my shop is on casters which allows me to roll them to the front of my shop while im using them. I even have my 4'x8' cutting table on wheels loaded down with drawers, tools, screws etc. Thanks for the video