@@nickanrc Ah yes bien vu une machine perso... Tu as l'air de toucher ta bille comme on doit en bricolage! J'en ai une aussi la 3018 que j'utilise meme pas d'ailleurs... il faudrait du 60x40cm au moins sinon j'appelle ca un jouet. On a du contreplaqué de 22mm ou27mm noir au chantier pour faire le coffrage des plancher tu as utilisé ca?
These videos are very interesting. I don’t really understand what you’re saying but the images speak for themselves! Can you tell me what size router bit you use to achieve the detailed cuts please?
Thank you, I will do some subtitles in English. For the bit size, I use 2mm 2 flutes but the next time I will try a diamond bit in the same size. With standards flutes, there is a lot of "splinters" on the top of the cut line that need to be sanded before gluing.
@@nickanrc Thank you for your reply, English subtitles would be good. I'm currently deciding whether to buy a CNC or laser cutter - it doesn't seem to be a clear cut decision, do you have any advice?
I think laser and mill are complementary. Laser to engrave on the part ( for example part number) or to cut very thin parts in thin material. To cut thick material properly, you need a lot of power and a co2 laser which is quite expensive. I think it is easier for cutting large parts and the gluing process is more reliable because wood isn't burned.
Estimado amigo me encanta tu proyecto, tu forma de construir es magnífica, enhorabuena
very impressive work as usual!
Thank you 😊
Ca c'est un avion qui va meriter son vol ! Tu dois avoir une bonne CNC pour faire tes decoupes?
Ah oui, il va y aller!!! Pour la CNC, c'est une machine perso avec une structure en contreplaqué.
@@nickanrc Ah yes bien vu une machine perso... Tu as l'air de toucher ta bille comme on doit en bricolage!
J'en ai une aussi la 3018 que j'utilise meme pas d'ailleurs... il faudrait du 60x40cm au moins sinon j'appelle ca un jouet.
On a du contreplaqué de 22mm ou27mm noir au chantier pour faire le coffrage des plancher tu as utilisé ca?
These videos are very interesting. I don’t really understand what you’re saying but the images speak for themselves! Can you tell me what size router bit you use to achieve the detailed cuts please?
Thank you, I will do some subtitles in English. For the bit size, I use 2mm 2 flutes but the next time I will try a diamond bit in the same size. With standards flutes, there is a lot of "splinters" on the top of the cut line that need to be sanded before gluing.
@@nickanrc Thank you for your reply, English subtitles would be good. I'm currently deciding whether to buy a CNC or laser cutter - it doesn't seem to be a clear cut decision, do you have any advice?
I think laser and mill are complementary. Laser to engrave on the part ( for example part number) or to cut very thin parts in thin material. To cut thick material properly, you need a lot of power and a co2 laser which is quite expensive. I think it is easier for cutting large parts and the gluing process is more reliable because wood isn't burned.