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Hello JR. I love your channel lots of valuable information. I envy you with the woodworking background. I was looking for people using a Onefinity CNC machine. That's how I found your channel. Great content and explanation of it. Thank you for adding the links for the products you use. If you don't mind my asking, where do you buy your hardwood from?
Hi Thomas! So, I quit watching TV about 10 years ago, and decided to reinvest that otherwise wasted time, into woodworking. I love it! I’m in Charleston SC, and there’s a company near me called Wurth wood group. They seem to have locations in other areas as well. They’re my go to for hardwoods and sheet goods.
Hi Douglas, first, thanks for watching, and for your comment. I had considered that, but it would’ve meant making stretchers a two sided carve and I thought it’d be best to create a 2d job that most people would find useful. Your suggestion is a good one, but not everyone is familiar or comfortable with 2 sided carves. On my walnut version, I butt jointed my stretchers, and used walnut plugs to conceal the screws, which makes it serviceable if needed later on
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous The stretchers could be a single sided carve. You would not make a traditional mortise and tenon. You could even just make the mortise the size of the stretcher.
That is correct, you can bring in svg files for sure. Thanks for watching and consider subscribing while you’re here if you haven’t. Thanks and have a good one!
It may sound trifling but the software is developed by a company called 'Vectric' and the actual name of the software is 'VCarve Pro'. Appreciate your content.
Salut vous avez quoi comme broche ? Moi j'ai acheté une AMB elektrik ! en panne au bout de 18 mois de marche normale, l'électronique n'est pas réparable à cause de la résine couler dans le bloc électrique. La pièce coute 120 € et il faut envoyer la machine à amb = 250 € de facture. Kress a été acheté par AMB...FUYEZ.
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Love the idea JR, the Walnut sure looks nice!
Thanks Keith!
That is a great CNC project JR. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks Alan, hope you’re well and hope to catch up and say hi this week.
Very nice JR. 👍
Thanks Dave!
Wonderful idea. Wife said she wants one.. Thanks
That’s great Ron, I love making stuff for people, I imagine you might also!
WOW what a nice looking pics.
Great job
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Great idea Jr. Always look forward to seeing what your coming up with next.
Thank you brother!
Hello JR. I love your channel lots of valuable information. I envy you with the woodworking background. I was looking for people using a Onefinity CNC machine. That's how I found your channel. Great content and explanation of it. Thank you for adding the links for the products you use. If you don't mind my asking, where do you buy your hardwood from?
Hi Thomas! So, I quit watching TV about 10 years ago, and decided to reinvest that otherwise wasted time, into woodworking. I love it! I’m in Charleston SC, and there’s a company near me called Wurth wood group. They seem to have locations in other areas as well. They’re my go to for hardwoods and sheet goods.
Great video and I was wondering if you thought about adding mortise and tenon's for joinery? It can be added to the svg file.
Hi Douglas, first, thanks for watching, and for your comment. I had considered that, but it would’ve meant making stretchers a two sided carve and I thought it’d be best to create a 2d job that most people would find useful. Your suggestion is a good one, but not everyone is familiar or comfortable with 2 sided carves. On my walnut version, I butt jointed my stretchers, and used walnut plugs to conceal the screws, which makes it serviceable if needed later on
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous The stretchers could be a single sided carve. You would not make a traditional mortise and tenon. You could even just make the mortise the size of the stretcher.
Great Idea. I am pretty sure I know the answer to this, but the SVG would work with Carveco, correct?
That is correct, you can bring in svg files for sure. Thanks for watching and consider subscribing while you’re here if you haven’t. Thanks and have a good one!
It may sound trifling but the software is developed by a company called 'Vectric' and the actual name of the software is 'VCarve Pro'. Appreciate your content.
Woops…did I say it wrong? I’ll have to go back and listen again. Thanks for pointing it out, have a great day!
Salut vous avez quoi comme broche ? Moi j'ai acheté une AMB elektrik ! en panne au bout de 18 mois de marche normale, l'électronique n'est pas réparable à cause de la résine couler dans le bloc électrique. La pièce coute 120 € et il faut envoyer la machine à amb = 250 € de facture. Kress a été acheté par AMB...FUYEZ.
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Thanks, have a great day!