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  • Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
  • If you're ready to install a wasteboard for your Onefinity CNC, this might lend some insight. The reality is, you need the wasteboard to prevent your bit from cutting into your table. Every now and then, this wasteboard will need to be replaced depending on how frequently you mark it up.
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    I kept mine simple by marking the corners for where the router reaches furthest and then drew lines with a straight edge to mark the cutting area. I knew I wanted one piece of T-track in the center so subtracted 3/4" from my overall cutting area width and divided the remaining space by two to give me two rectangular pieces of MDF as my wasteboard. I put a piece of T-track in the front as well thinking this would allow me to hold down two sides of most pieces I work on. I only had two pieces of T-track on hand so I just used what I had. Drywall screws were used to fasten down the MDF wasteboard nice and snug and I did pre-drill countersunk holes to make sure the screws went down pretty far so that I wouldn't hit them when flattening the wasteboard.
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Комментарии • 80

  • @TwoMooseDesign
    @TwoMooseDesign 2 года назад +2

    Great video!

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад +1

      👍🏼 Thanks, Jef! Finally got a mic for the next one!

  • @DesignCraftWorkshop
    @DesignCraftWorkshop 2 года назад +4

    Great job Christy! Having a track definitely helps with holding things down. Smashing that pencil is better than snapping a bit 😅

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад +1

      I’m hoping these two pieces of track can cover me for most projects. We shall see. Much learning ahead!

  • @BruceAUlrich
    @BruceAUlrich 2 года назад +2

    I’m right there with you on the waste board no needing to be a bigger deal than it must. I have some strips with t track in between but my MDF strips are just held down by blue tape & ca glue. ;) I think the pencil idea was a good one. Small loss

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад +1

      Ohhh! Maybe I’ll do that on future replacement Wasteboard pieces. I was wondering how I would not demolish my table with screw holes over time.

  • @HarresMakerShop
    @HarresMakerShop 2 года назад +1

    Still digging you videos. Just ordered my journeyman this week and you videos a great to-dos and not to dos.
    Please keep them coming

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Haha thanks, Jayson! I’m glad they are helpful to at least give people an idea of what to expect. They take a while to film and edit so comments like these are encouraging to me. Appreciate ya!!

  • @thissonedupuie3263
    @thissonedupuie3263 2 года назад +1

    Genius with the pencil.

  • @EthanCarterDesigns
    @EthanCarterDesigns 2 года назад +1

    Great video! The smashed pencil tip looks like something out of a cartoon haha

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Haha that’s so true, the way it curls up. 😂

  • @brokenleadwoodworks
    @brokenleadwoodworks 2 года назад

    Wait till you snap your only 1/8 DC bit all while in the middle of a job. What a neat trick with the pencil. Wish I had thought of it. Love that you are sharing your learning of the machine. I’ll tell you a secret I have yet to flatten my waste board and I don’t use t track.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад +1

      Aw that sounds terrible! Does the breaking of the bits have to do with heat, you think? - now I wanna see your Wasteboard! I think you are right… they don’t have to be crazy intricate.

    • @brokenleadwoodworks
      @brokenleadwoodworks 2 года назад +1

      @@OakHillMillworks I wish I could blame it on heat. I’m not affluent in video games thus when moving the gantry I went down instead of up. Bone head move!
      As for no t-track I utilize micro jig dove tail grooves instead. I have their dovetail accessories pack and paired with some simple hold downs. It does ok. I went this direction mostly to not have a bit accidentally hit and break. Which looking back I have already accomplished that feat so it was for nothing.

  • @randallmasoner
    @randallmasoner 2 года назад +1

    I thought I was the only one that had the pencil idea! Great minds think alike. I like the simplicity of your waste board. I think I'm going to do a series of holes across the front and left side of my table, drop in a couple of pins and use them as a way to square the material in that front left corner.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад +1

      Thanks!! Yeah I have seen lots of folks make some sort of short fence for that front left corner. I don’t think I’ll know what I really want til I start running the machine more and see what I need firsthand. Thanks so much for checking out the video, Randall, and for sharing info from your POV! So helpful.

  • @JeffBenedict
    @JeffBenedict Год назад +1

    Hi Ma'am, this is the NorthEast Regional Manager for PETNo2P. (People for the Ethical Treatment of No2 Pencils). We saw in your video the distruciton and mayhem you caused that poor innocent No2 Pencil. Not only did you whittle down it's back end, you carelessly drove it's head into the wooden slab with such force as to crush it by atleast 1/4 of an inch or more. We are upset that you joked about it being "an accident" and even mortified that you did not provide evidence that you reestablished the beauty and usefullness of the victim. For that, you are hereby put on notice. We don't want to see any more torment or torture of future No2 pencils. Just remember our slogan: "They are unique because No Two Pencils are alike." :) But in all reality, great video, and gives me a less complex option idea for my next waste board. I want to simplify mine now that I've used it for over a year, but it took so long to make it w/ the threaded inserts and stuff, I can't bear the thoght of trashing it right now. Keep up the great work.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  Год назад +1

      Haha! This is quite possibly the best comment I have ever received on a video! 🤣 thanks for the laugh. Yeah. I’m still the boat that says most people over-complicate their waste boards but to each their own!

  • @valleywineandcheese
    @valleywineandcheese Год назад

    Love your no nonsense learn and expand as you go. You might consider adding a cannister filter to your dust collection. Your lungs will thank you

  • @CoffeyCustomBuilds
    @CoffeyCustomBuilds 2 года назад +1

    Excited to see what you do with this thing.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Thanks for the sub…. 1 year later. Hahaha 😂

  • @aggieaquarist8470
    @aggieaquarist8470 2 года назад

    The pencil was brilliant. Perhaps a 1/4 dowel to practice for a bit for us newbies. Much better to break a dowel or a pencil than a bit.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Glad you thought that was clever! It’s all about having fun and learning for me… and trying to do it as safely as possible. Thanks for the comment!

  • @grumpywoodchucker
    @grumpywoodchucker 2 года назад

    Great video. I love watching others' learning processes. It always gives me ideas!

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад +1

      Haha well that’s awesome to hear!! Newbies have interesting perspectives I think.

  • @russellmatthews595
    @russellmatthews595 Год назад

    Hi Christy, love the idea with the pencil as this will square the waste board to the machine not the table. I went to my local hardware store and bought some bright steel long nails to suit a collet cut the top of and lightly clamp it in the collet to do trial /test runs with my hand over the E stop i ran a number of tests ( Bent some nail and not some cutters ) till confident the program in vetric was right before cutting. love your simple ideas to solve complex problems cheers

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  Год назад

      Thanks for the feedback, Russell! Sometimes I think great innovation can come from people with only basic understandings because we tend to have a less complicated POV. I like your idea too! Hope your learning is going well.

  • @guillermopalmisano8957
    @guillermopalmisano8957 2 года назад

    Great video. My onefinity landed 2 days. Ran a 3 hour job last night for the threaded waste board

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Dang you didn’t waste any time!! Good for you!

  • @torchbruhh
    @torchbruhh 2 года назад +1

    Waste boards are meant to be replaced and you may find you have different wants/needs like threaded inserts with a fence as you move along. I’m actually thinking next time I replace mine I might do a small section in the front left as threaded inserts and the rest be t track like I have currently. 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Yeah I think I mostly had no clue what I needed so I laid down a basic set up just to get going. I see so many people just using double sided tape / CA glue and tape.

  • @karenmarando5109
    @karenmarando5109 2 года назад

    I wouldn’t have thought of that!

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      I dunno… I think people without much prior knowledge of certain operations tend to be able to think outside the box. I bet you would have thought of something that would have made the same process easier.

  • @st0mper121
    @st0mper121 Год назад

    Tip for you. use Xbox controller to make the outer marks with pencil in router. use the controller buttons to lock out the axis not being used. no programing needed. and do not over tighten the pencil in the router. could be bad.

  • @seamancustombuilds2553
    @seamancustombuilds2553 2 года назад +1

    I like the humor

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад +1

      Haha that makes one person!! Haha you’re the best Scott.

  • @5280Woodworking
    @5280Woodworking Год назад

    People spend way too much time on waste boards and often overlook the ability to quickly change out to a new one or treat them like they weren’t ACTUALLY waste boards lol.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  Год назад

      Haha couldn’t agree more! Thanks for checking the video out!

  • @ktgcustomwoodwork8326
    @ktgcustomwoodwork8326 2 года назад +1

    Great job. Keep up the awesome work!

  • @Trvparts
    @Trvparts 2 года назад

    You will do well!!! You think outside the box.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Thank you!! I appreciate that. That’s one benefit of not being an expert… little room to not play by the rules which sometimes has its creative benefits. Sometimes it leads to trouble. Haha. I try to find the balance between research and paving my own path. Merry Christmas!

  • @tmuka
    @tmuka 2 года назад

    I like your idea, I've seen people adapt mini sharpie markers to fit within a spring tube, that might be worth considering

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Thanks! I think people even make 3D printed holsters for markers now. Check Etsy!

  • @katndog1
    @katndog1 Год назад

    I think the pencil is brilliant

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  Год назад

      Haha better than ruining a new bit anyway!! Oh how much I have learned since then.

  • @19134ANDY
    @19134ANDY Год назад

    Kool Idea!

  • @flanikent
    @flanikent 2 года назад

    Smarty good think'in
    :)

  • @Carpenters_Canvas
    @Carpenters_Canvas Год назад

    might have found the best way for me to install the t track and all of that so thanks!! (just bought my first cnc ever, and i went with the onefinity x50 woodworker) jumped all the way in!!! havent recieved it yet , a couple weeks out proly, maybe sooner. any tips?

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  Год назад +1

      Keep watching my RUclips videos! 🤣 the onefinity forum is super helpful and you should join the Facebook group as well. Lots of good helpers out there!

  • @themeat5053
    @themeat5053 11 месяцев назад

    I've been doing this too long for a CNC. Nice job, though Christy.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  11 месяцев назад +1

      Haha thank you! All the new technology really can be overwhelming.

    • @themeat5053
      @themeat5053 11 месяцев назад

      @@OakHillMillworks You've got that right. Those CNC do help a production shop a lot. I'm still using chisels and hand planes; so I'm not banging out any work. Hand work satisfies me, but sometimes there are a lot of mistakes. I think the CNC would cut down on those mistakes. But, again, I'm at the end of the road. Maintain the flame.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  11 месяцев назад +1

      @@themeat5053 there are lots of people who get into the tech and then get to a point where they want to learn hand-cutting dovetails and slower rhythms. We have to enjoy what we do at the end of the day. ♥️

  • @gbjones54
    @gbjones54 2 года назад

    First! Good Morning Christy. SMART by the way.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Morning, Gary! Now I know firsthand you are an early bird. Thank you for commenting!

  • @JF32304
    @JF32304 2 года назад

    I'm putting in track every 2.5 inches. I need the clamping ability.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Haha so this was not your favorite video?! 😂😂

    • @JF32304
      @JF32304 2 года назад

      @@OakHillMillworks well I wouldn't go that far haha. You're doing good! Keep it up! 🙌

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      @@JF32304 thank you for all the encouragement. I really appreciate it!

    • @JF32304
      @JF32304 2 года назад

      @@OakHillMillworks of course!! Great content!

  • @ajbishop890
    @ajbishop890 2 года назад

    I've been spending the past week trying to figure out how to do my waste board for my new CNC router. I have extrusions for based which is unlike those with MDF table surface. I could attach a photo to show but unsure if its possible to add on comment

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      Sorry just now seeing this. Did you figure it out?? I’m not sure what you mean.

    • @ajbishop890
      @ajbishop890 2 года назад +1

      @@OakHillMillworks Thanks yeah, I guess I've figured it out. Will put down plywood on top of the aluminum spoil board extrusions that is part of the machine frame work first as permanent base with inserts and dog holes. I would then glue some MDF on top of the plywood. over time when the MDF is surfaced down to seeing the plywood. time to glue a new layer of MDF and use saved template to make new holes to same place as old ones. Thinking that's the easiest way to do my waste board.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      @@ajbishop890 honestly that sounds like a pretty good plan to me. Dog holes sound super helpful.

  • @raymondreyes4244
    @raymondreyes4244 2 года назад

    Save up for the quick change wasteboard from Onefinity.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      I still think people obsess over their Wasteboard away too much. Do you have the QC Wasteboard?

    • @raymondreyes4244
      @raymondreyes4244 2 года назад +1

      @@OakHillMillworks whatever you can do to save time on repetitious work. I just ordered one of these, we'll see but I plan on making it as hands off as possible. On the Stepcraft I used I even installed the auto tool changer, saved tons of time and I could work on other projects while it did its thing.

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  2 года назад

      @@raymondreyes4244 I would LOVE the auto tool change feature!

  • @ceasrmata3167
    @ceasrmata3167 Год назад

    Can you draw something?

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  Год назад

      Haha you could!

    • @ceasrmata3167
      @ceasrmata3167 Год назад

      @@OakHillMillworks what software do you use. I've been planning on getting one

    • @OakHillMillworks
      @OakHillMillworks  Год назад

      @@ceasrmata3167 I use @vectric V Carve Pro

    • @ceasrmata3167
      @ceasrmata3167 Год назад

      @@OakHillMillworks
      Thanks, I was thinking about buying the software first and learning it before I buy the machine...

    • @ceasrmata3167
      @ceasrmata3167 Год назад

      @@OakHillMillworks
      Enjoy watching your channel , you explain things really good.