Love the new machine...the shop is definitely getting a little full!!! Love it, congrats all the "new" machines/tools they look awesome to tinker with and get to know.
Really enjoy the your videos Jimmy! My boyfriend found your channel this last summer and loves creating things and learning new crafts. Now I'm subscribed. He's a Patreon subscriber too, and listens to the Making It podcast regularly. We love your content. Keep being awesome! ♡ And ignore the negativity, you've gotta make ends meat somehow. Can't wait for the finished project on your new shop; it's looking great already.
Jimmy, I've been using Dollar Shave Club for years. Love the product and now that they teamed up with you, I love it more! Really good quality blades, in my mail, every month.
Great idea using the Hellraiser box! I used the same design (among others) for a buddy to cut the pattern out of my guitar scratch plate using his lazer. Looks great! That illustration of Chippy was so sweet :-)
See you at both WBC and Maker’s Central Jimmy. Love the projects you were able to knock out on the Shop Bot. V-Carve seems like a good software platform for some cool projects.
Jimmy, Congrats on your new shop. Great progress. Dollar Shave: I'm in! Wanted you to know that you've been an inspiration for me to get back in my shop and MAKE Something! Cheers!
Hi Jimmy DiResta, I am a dutch man and was wandering that there are so much old things still in America like your dogtag machine and printing machine. You got more machines in your shop than I can find in the whole of the Netherlands 😂. Love the videos 👌
Jojo Rengers - Hi from Colorado. The Netherlands is on my list of places to travel to. Such a beautiful country. As for your interesting comment. I suspect the reasons we have a lot of old stuff in America is 3-fold. 1st, our history is much so shorter than Europe, so perhaps we cling to things from the past for identity? 2nd, we have plenty of area to store stuff in. Plus, because we have so much area, it’s not uncommon to simply build another shed rather than clean the old one out. 3rd, because we appreciate old stuff, when a homestead, or old private business, is sold people want the old stuff and it’s not thrown away. I hope Jimmy sees your comment. I’d be curious about his thoughts.
CMTHFAF yes, you are right about a small country but we had a big war also. Everything that was possible to recycle we melded down and was put to use. And we still do. So oldtimers are a few left. And th thing Jimmy has in his shop are expensive over here. Got a and ill for 350 euro that is around 380$ , that was cheap. I am lucky to be a barber that hears a lot so I can have a bargain so now and then. Got a blacksmith shop for 150 euro without the anvill. 👍 greetings from waalre 🌷
During WWII a lot of old iron here was recycled for the war effort you can still see the effect in a number of town centres where metal railings were removed and recycled and you can still see where they were cut off.
Heh Love the CNC as a shop tool. I have a total home brew almost exactly the same size as the 2 by 3 feet shopbot one and its overall preformance is a bit better. Now that you got the electric termite up and running, take a look at fusion 360. Its typical of the programs used to make state of the art fighter aircraft. Also take a look at Blender, an open source, free 3d rendering program. Just export the models as a stl file that V-carve supports and forget all about the animation part of blender. I also use V-carve but I find the cad functions of it marginally useful but good enough for reasonably simple 2 and 2.5D stuff. I highly recommend some sort of cheap basic 2d cad program to work up flat stuff with then export the file as a DXF file. Import the DFX file into V-carve to do the toolpathing. Sketchup is reasonably workable for this. Have a blast with the CNC... Its a whole new world of doing things. In addition its can be some "hired help" you dont have to pay other than the power and maintenance costs. It also dont argue with you for days off etc... :) Ive been tempted to make myself another small one of say roughly a fot square working area just to make all those weird shaped holes it seems you always have to do by hand. Just drop it on the plywood, zero it out and hit the button.. Bottom line ----- from the VERY limited tinkering i have done with some small shopbots I wont hesitate to recommend one as an option.
I would have loved to meet you in England, but on the same Date is maker Faire Vienna which is a huge must participate for me, but I will some day get to travel around to meet you and to meet Laura and Giaco again!
Jimmy, you are without a doubt one of the most down to earth, humble people around. But if you had the bisget and desire, what would be tour dream truck and dream car? Cheers man.
Sadly I think I'm in France during your UK visit, you are welcome to my place in Worcestershire (30 miles away from Birmingham) UK if you like whist we are away.
Great stuff; congrats on the sponsorships; very cool to be doing your thing and building great stuff and providing EXCEPTIONAL entertainment ..... 👍👍💪💪👌👌
6:00 and with very little maintenance too. The engineers who designed them were incredible. Package is on its way. Sent some assorted rule, some old type, and some of my new spice flavors. You have everything you need to make dies. I’ll make an instructional video.
I thought Shopbot was supposed to be a sort of "alternative" market and choice for a more affordable CNC router. Their prices are almost twice that of Laguna and CNC router parts! So Shopbot is a "high end" luxury CNC option? I'm really considering getting a CNC and it's come down to Laguna's IQ series and CNC Router Parts. Laguna is around $6500 and CNC Router Parts is around $6000 with equivalent set up. Shopbot appears to be close to $10,000 for same thing?
okay on the dollar shave club spot... just get a safety razor. blades are about 10 cents each. the blades are recyclable as well since they are just a bit of metal. Safety razors seems to be pretty affordable on the low end, $25-$45 gets something that looks decent from amazon you could of course spend how ever much more than that you want. Even if you shaved everyday and used a new blade, that works out to about $3/month in blades. I'm not sure how dollar shave club could be lower cost than that.
Shopbot is like a room of time served carpenters, most anything they could do, it can do but repeatedly, each identical & made to order so no inventory waiting for buyers. Perhaps several time served carpenters could do a little better, but this looks good enough & is far cheaper. The 21st century is cruel to human skills, but for the end user it is a time of unprecedented choice, quality & low prices; a time of huge change. Thanks for sharing!
I discovered your channel via Nick Z. You make amazing stuff and even your advertisements are fun 😀. It’s truly amazing how small RUclips can make the world. Looking forward to seeing you at MakersCentral.
Aaaah, I miss the good old days, when 360p were the highest resolution on mobile devices. Everyone was like "DAAAIIMMNN!!! Look at this!! It looks so good!!"
New subscriber. I’ve heard your name everywhere but didn’t know who you were. And no, I don’t live under a rock. Recently started watching your videos. I’m in love! Hahah!!
Hey Jimmy, trying to find the Palm router jig for use on a lathe you mentioned. Where can I find one? Thanks and love the update on the new space. Keep Em coming.
Over here in the uk, I’ve found that leather is much harder to find in sheets in craft stores than in the US. Got a couple of text blocks to bind into books but I really need to get leather.
Jimmy thank you so much for the shout out! I just realized I never posted any shots of that router attachment on my Instagram @bestfabllc so I just posted about it! I hope it comes in handy for something! Keep making cool stuff!!
JD You're looking well groomed. Last vid a hair cut this one shaving your face and butt? LOL! That's for including all the animal kiddies. You're truly expanding. Looks like your big shop is full? Great toys err... tools. Always like the presentation and the content. You truly have come a Loooooong way Jimme Baby! Ted says "Hey spike!"
This video is Sponsored by Dollar Shave Club go to www.dollarshaveclub.com/jimmyj thank you for putting up with the advertisements! need to pay for that building! L&R xo or this try.dollarshaveclub.com/fm5-starterset-sss/?
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Thanks for the building update. All of your videos are terrific!
Hope to meet you at Maker Central, I'm also there for the weekend,
will be showing off my latest build series and sleeping in it.
That intro had me thinking Jimmy was going to start rapping.
Love the new machine...the shop is definitely getting a little full!!! Love it, congrats all the "new" machines/tools they look awesome to tinker with and get to know.
Andrew is the man! I keep telling him to get on RUclips.
Hand Tool Rescue is
Another great Jimmy Diresta video. Thx for sharing Jimmy
Really enjoy the your videos Jimmy! My boyfriend found your channel this last summer and loves creating things and learning new crafts. Now I'm subscribed. He's a Patreon subscriber too, and listens to the Making It podcast regularly. We love your content. Keep being awesome! ♡ And ignore the negativity, you've gotta make ends meat somehow. Can't wait for the finished project on your new shop; it's looking great already.
Thank you! thank you!
Jimmy, I've been using Dollar Shave Club for years. Love the product and now that they teamed up with you, I love it more! Really good quality blades, in my mail, every month.
Great idea using the Hellraiser box! I used the same design (among others) for a buddy to cut the pattern out of my guitar scratch plate using his lazer. Looks great! That illustration of Chippy was so sweet :-)
OMG!!! Thank you JimmyDiresta for showing my video in your video! Check it at the 3:44 Mark!
An Irish reg plate! Awesome! New shop looks great 👍
Can't wait to see your shop build progress. One piece of electrical advice, "MORE OUTLETS"!
See you at both WBC and Maker’s Central Jimmy. Love the projects you were able to knock out on the Shop Bot. V-Carve seems like a good software platform for some cool projects.
Jimmy, Congrats on your new shop. Great progress. Dollar Shave: I'm in!
Wanted you to know that you've been an inspiration for me to get back in my shop and MAKE Something!
Cheers!
that shop bot is awesome!!!!! cant wait to see what you think of!!
I appreciate you back.
I'll see you at WorkbenchCon, and I'm looking forward to it!
Really excited for you and your new building. It is going to be amazing.....
Great wallet, and you even had cash in it! I’m impressed.
Look forward to meeting you at Makers Central in May. :)
Awesome .. Jimmy you have to get Diresta junior for Taylor and us.
The Shop Bot is amazing! Can't wait to see the projects coming off that baby.
I enjoy you vlogs with street seems. It’s fun to here about all the different stuff
Awesome stuff Jimmy! 👍👊
Hi Jimmy DiResta, I am a dutch man and was wandering that there are so much old things still in America like your dogtag machine and printing machine. You got more machines in your shop than I can find in the whole of the Netherlands 😂. Love the videos 👌
Jojo Rengers - Hi from Colorado. The Netherlands is on my list of places to travel to. Such a beautiful country.
As for your interesting comment. I suspect the reasons we have a lot of old stuff in America is 3-fold.
1st, our history is much so shorter than Europe, so perhaps we cling to things from the past for identity?
2nd, we have plenty of area to store stuff in. Plus, because we have so much area, it’s not uncommon to simply build another shed rather than clean the old one out.
3rd, because we appreciate old stuff, when a homestead, or old private business, is sold people want the old stuff and it’s not thrown away.
I hope Jimmy sees your comment. I’d be curious about his thoughts.
CMTHFAF yes, you are right about a small country but we had a big war also. Everything that was possible to recycle we melded down and was put to use. And we still do. So oldtimers are a few left. And th thing Jimmy has in his shop are expensive over here. Got a and ill for 350 euro that is around 380$ , that was cheap. I am lucky to be a barber that hears a lot so I can have a bargain so now and then. Got a blacksmith shop for 150 euro without the anvill. 👍 greetings from waalre 🌷
Europe had a war so alot was destroyed
During WWII a lot of old iron here was recycled for the war effort you can still see the effect in a number of town centres where metal railings were removed and recycled and you can still see where they were cut off.
A little different than the typical Diresta Vlog - I like it! Can’t wait to see what you can do with the big CNC. Keep it up dude!
Heh Love the CNC as a shop tool. I have a total home brew almost exactly the same size as the 2 by 3 feet shopbot one and its overall preformance is a bit better. Now that you got the electric termite up and running, take a look at fusion 360. Its typical of the programs used to make state of the art fighter aircraft. Also take a look at Blender, an open source, free 3d rendering program. Just export the models as a stl file that V-carve supports and forget all about the animation part of blender.
I also use V-carve but I find the cad functions of it marginally useful but good enough for reasonably simple 2 and 2.5D stuff. I highly recommend some sort of cheap basic 2d cad program to work up flat stuff with then export the file as a DXF file. Import the DFX file into V-carve to do the toolpathing. Sketchup is reasonably workable for this.
Have a blast with the CNC... Its a whole new world of doing things. In addition its can be some "hired help" you dont have to pay other than the power and maintenance costs. It also dont argue with you for days off etc... :) Ive been tempted to make myself another small one of say roughly a fot square working area just to make all those weird shaped holes it seems you always have to do by hand. Just drop it on the plywood, zero it out and hit the button..
Bottom line ----- from the VERY limited tinkering i have done with some small shopbots I wont hesitate to recommend one as an option.
"The good news is I can always make another one" hahaha, love it Jimmy!
Thanks for the interesting video !.
------ Full sheets of plywood ! ..that will come in handy for the big signs.
Really looking forward to the Birmingham show hopefully will get to meet you jimmy your a big inspiration in the things I enjoy making
Yay. Spike! Looks like he wants his dinner. A cat can never be denied.
Your gift to Above and Beyond was really awesome! I'm sure you'll definitely gain more attention soon!
Love the cnc axe handle idea Jimmy good thinking
With the new beats diresta is feeling la fiesta
I would have loved to meet you in England, but on the same Date is maker Faire Vienna which is a huge must participate for me, but I will some day get to travel around to meet you and to meet Laura and Giaco again!
Jimmy, you are without a doubt one of the most down to earth, humble people around. But if you had the bisget and desire, what would be tour dream truck and dream car? Cheers man.
am i the only one that thinks the music fits perfectly?
Let's all shave guys. The building don't pay for itself! Thanks for sharing your week with is Jimmy
Looking forward to some cnc video's. Just bought the 1000 x 1000 x-carve. Thank you for the great content.
Good stuff as always! - Jim
That vaccum table on the Shopbot will be awesome!
Can't wait to see what comes from the ShopBot.
Can't wait for you guys to all come over to the UK :D #MakersCentral
Sadly I think I'm in France during your UK visit, you are welcome to my place in Worcestershire (30 miles away from Birmingham) UK if you like whist we are away.
Great cnc and shop you have. Looking forward to makers central in may I hear Jamie page will be there too 😀
Great stuff; congrats on the sponsorships; very cool to be doing your thing and building great stuff and providing EXCEPTIONAL entertainment ..... 👍👍💪💪👌👌
Great video,exciting times ahead.
6:00 and with very little maintenance too. The engineers who designed them were incredible. Package is on its way. Sent some assorted rule, some old type, and some of my new spice flavors. You have everything you need to make dies. I’ll make an instructional video.
Thank you!
always great to hear from you my friend! 👍👍👍
Looking fresh jimmy 👍👍👍👍
I thought Shopbot was supposed to be a sort of "alternative" market and choice for a more affordable CNC router. Their prices are almost twice that of Laguna and CNC router parts! So Shopbot is a "high end" luxury CNC option? I'm really considering getting a CNC and it's come down to Laguna's IQ series and CNC Router Parts. Laguna is around $6500 and CNC Router Parts is around $6000 with equivalent set up. Shopbot appears to be close to $10,000 for same thing?
Nice to see you again !!
You are the best artist in the world jimmy.....
I always look forward to your videos Jimmy!
That was some INTENSE chicken footage!
I bet some super self working mashine :-)
Shop is looking awesome BTW.
okay on the dollar shave club spot... just get a safety razor. blades are about 10 cents each. the blades are recyclable as well since they are just a bit of metal. Safety razors seems to be pretty affordable on the low end, $25-$45 gets something that looks decent from amazon you could of course spend how ever much more than that you want. Even if you shaved everyday and used a new blade, that works out to about $3/month in blades.
I'm not sure how dollar shave club could be lower cost than that.
Shopbot is like a room of time served carpenters, most anything they could do, it can do but repeatedly, each identical & made to order so no inventory waiting for buyers. Perhaps several time served carpenters could do a little better, but this looks good enough & is far cheaper. The 21st century is cruel to human skills, but for the end user it is a time of unprecedented choice, quality & low prices; a time of huge change. Thanks for sharing!
I love the wallet idea! make more wallets! loved your older wallet vid
I love your work Sir Diresta
I discovered your channel via Nick Z. You make amazing stuff and even your advertisements are fun 😀.
It’s truly amazing how small RUclips can make the world. Looking forward to seeing you at MakersCentral.
Oh wow, I was at that TWA meeting the night he showed the prototype. If I remember, it was at Southern HS in Durham. Blast from the past.
Intro music made me think I was playing Need For Speed again.
THATS what it reminds me of.
Made me keep thinking Ludacris was about to come on.
Love the way you Americans say Birmingham. When you’re over remember to say “Birming-um”! See you in May Jimmy : )
Love the new CNC router :D
Aaaah, I miss the good old days, when 360p were the highest resolution on mobile devices.
Everyone was like "DAAAIIMMNN!!! Look at this!! It looks so good!!"
New subscriber. I’ve heard your name everywhere but didn’t know who you were. And no, I don’t live under a rock. Recently started watching your videos. I’m in love! Hahah!!
Hey Mr. Jimmy, fantastic video as always, but what about your new shop? Looking forward to see you working there!!!! Cheers!
cool video jimmy.
Love the wallet, I'd love to see more wallet videos, and maybe you could sell some!
Amazing video!!, that new CNC is so cool, I want one :)
Nice to see you again.
you shuld get a 4 axis for the shopbot, that way you can make the axe handle in one go
Good stuff jimmy! I always enjoy the vlog
Hey Jimmy, trying to find the Palm router jig for use on a lathe you mentioned. Where can I find one? Thanks and love the update on the new space. Keep Em coming.
Over here in the uk, I’ve found that leather is much harder to find in sheets in craft stores than in the US. Got a couple of text blocks to bind into books but I really need to get leather.
hmmm, kind of changes the meaning of dancing cheek to cheek! ;)
Have fun at workbench con .... See ya in the the UK. Great video Bro!
wow, a lament configuration (hellraiser box) superb :-)
as far as pitches go, I liked it, go jimmyj!
Jimmy thank you so much for the shout out! I just realized I never posted any shots of that router attachment on my Instagram @bestfabllc so I just posted about it! I hope it comes in handy for something! Keep making cool stuff!!
That router attachment is really cool! Need to make a smaller version of it for my mini lathe.
JD You're looking well groomed. Last vid a hair cut this one shaving your face and butt? LOL! That's for including all the animal kiddies. You're truly expanding. Looks like your big shop is full? Great toys err... tools. Always like the presentation and the content. You truly have come a Loooooong way Jimme Baby! Ted says "Hey spike!"
This video is Sponsored by Dollar Shave Club go to www.dollarshaveclub.com/jimmyj
thank you for putting up with the advertisements! need to pay for that building! L&R xo
or this
try.dollarshaveclub.com/fm5-starterset-sss/?
Jimmy keep being great. I really appreciate these vids on my journey to create.
No need to apologize. I don’t mind the ads at all.
Yeah I try to see if they carry my blades I only get a never ending loading page.
try again i put up new link thank you!
still wonky
jimmy that shopbot looks amazing
Are you able to get 3 phase to the new building or you going with converter or no 3 phase power.
things are moving man good to see.
that big old contact relay was awsum,reminds me of a sci fi horror movie,
Mustie1 HI MUSTIE!!!!
JIMMY. I'm gonna book my Maker Central tickets. You're gonnna be ther Sunday, right??!!
Was expecting Gwyneth Paltrows head...
Eeda01 Amazing!!!! Lmao
Don’t open it California...
And "Hi" From Algeria ... you make my day ..thank you so much
What are the odds of seeing a Jimmy/John Diresta DVD boxed set in the future? Hammered, Trash to Cash, Dirty Money all in one.
There’s a printing press for sale on the Buffalo New York Craigslist if your interested.
Nice vídeo Jimmy!
2:53 My favorite bit HAHAHA!
Nice white falcon you have there.
Jimmy have you thought about adding an air line from your compressor to blow away the dust on the CNC. So you don't have to brush it away.
Why am i not a patreon member. These videos are so much fun!
Hey Jimmy have you considered solar panels to supplement your barn shops power?
How are Mom& Pop &Willy ? Hope they are all doing well.