Wood CNC Machine For Beginners | Tutorial | Part 2 of 2

A down to earth review of wood CNC machine for beginners. If you are considering or just want to know about how we carve your wood signs from Woodworking By LPI here is a brief overview of the Shapeoko XXL I use to carve wood signs.
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[@narclem]

Haven’t bought my CNC yet but looking at your videos have provided me with the information and the impetus. Thank you for this! Truly appreciate the content and the simplicity!

[@allison2293]

Thanks for these videos! Been watching them on and off since October.

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Thank you for your time to make these videos!!