For anyone interested in the aftermarket accessories to help with dust collection and cable management, please see the Etsy links in my description. I am not affiliated with either of these stores, but am happy to refer my viewers to good quality products.
thanks - two years + after you published video's, I just ordered my OneFinity Woodworker Pro. I have been planning for it's arrival and will be starting on the base next week using your version as inspiration. Thanks for the insights, maybe I will upgrade to an Elite in a few years too.
Congratulations - your Onefinity has arrived !! I watched your table build video a few months ago and subscribed then. Now, I get to watch you assemble your machine. My Onefinity Woodworker is in the "testing and packing" stage as of July 25, so it should be here in a week or two. So, I'm checking out everyone's Onefinity build videos getting ready to get mine together. I still have not decided on table "style" nor size yet. My shop is in the basement, so space is at a premium. I'm "leaning" towards a tilt style enclosure. Thanks for the video, Charlie in Central Ohio
It sure is exciting to have it all come together. The learning curve is pretty steep if you are new to CNCs, but there are a lot of great resrouces out there. One tip: as you think of your dimensions for the table, keep in mind that if you choose to use a SuckIt dustboot, it will protrude a few extra inches from the router so make sure you leave ample room for that. My table is 52"x53". Good luck!!
Was that logo made with the CNC? That’s a pretty cool set up. I feel like I have a ways to go before I get a CNC. I have too many other projects/chores to do before I get into stuff like that. Great video once again, I’m always impressed. Thanks for sharing 👍
I actually had the vynil logo made by someone on Etsy. Someone was kind enough to cut out my logo for a pretty nominal fee and ship it to me within a few days. I do plan on carving out my logo as one of my first projects though. Lots to look forward to!
Really nice set up! I am looking forward to seeing your enclosure video. I just got my onefinity and have not unboxed it yet. They actually forgot to ship my display as well and I received it today. What software are you planning on using? I am leaning towards Vcarve Pro. Thanks for sharing!
@@Oldcarsrock I have downloaded Fusion 360, which is a part of the Autodesk product line. They have a free version for hobbyist woodworkers. The reason I chose Fusion 360 is because you can do the CAD and CAM in the same program. I don't have enough time in the program yet to recommend it, but that should change in the coming weeks/months. btw, I still dont have my screen :(
That sucks about the display unit missing. Their pretty good about over nighting items from Canada, hopefully it only took (takes) 2 day(s). You could use a extra computer monitor to fire it up and connect it to laptop, once my laptop was connected to mine, I rarely use the actual monitor.
Their customer service has been really responsive. I think the screen gets in today so hopefully I can get up and running soon. In your opinion is it easier to use the laptop directly connected to the control unit?
@@EigenDesigns I got bad eyes (old age) to read those tiny little numbers & fat fingers too hit the mark intended on tiny touch screen. Was one of my 1st upgrades to get large touch-screen wide-screen monitor. I find myself mostly using laptop which is wirelessly integrated into my home network system.
Nice work! I’m waiting on mine and did the same as you in preparation. It should have been shipped the week of July 25, but they are running 3-4 weeks behind. Maybe I’ll do as you and make a video when it arrives. I’m as set!
The anticipation for mine was palpable. I tell you what though, it’s worth the wait. I use mine all the time for a variety of tasks. You won’t be disappointed!
@@EigenDesigns looking into getting one. trying to figure out the x-50 woodworker or x-50 journeyman, my thought is go bigger and not wish I would have 6-12 months from now?
@@danielkarcher7846 If you have the footprint in your shop and the funds to go bigger, I would do so. I surely would have bought the X-50 if it was available when I ordered mine.
I had to go to a specialty lumbar yard in my city that supports a lot of the carpenters and cabinet makers in the area. I couldn't find anything wider that 48" at the big box stores. You might try calling around and seeing if any of your local stores carry a 5 ft x 5ft sheet of plywood.
Great question. I would buy the wireless remote, the SuckIt dustboot, the drag chains, and some cable extensions for both the OneFinity rails and the display monitors. Those would be my core accessories. If I could go back in time I would also tell myself not waste my time/money on cheap CNC bits.
Thanks for the support ☺️ The aluminum rails were from an Etsy store (link in description), but the actual plastic drag chains were purchased through Amazon (like also in description). I hope this helps!
Hey Mohamed, unfortunately I don't. After owning and operating my OneFinity CNC for about 7 months I can tell you that they are great machines. I would highly recommend you consider them if you're in the market for a CNC.
Could you also tell me what would be the minimum size the table could. I’m still trying to find room in my shop that will work best for my space. Thank you for you help!
@@joeadams1236 do you want to build an enclosure on top? Or just have it be open? Also, are you okay with your control unit being mounted on the bottom side of the table?
@@joeadams1236 I wouldn’t make it much smaller than mine if you’re looking to enclose it. I have about 3” of total clearance on both sides of my enclosure. I think the smallest you would want to make it is 51”x50”. I modeled my build in sketch up to check for clearances. One thing I will point out is that the dust boot sticks out 2-3” beyond the y axis rails so make sure you account for that too. Good luck!
Great job! Thanks for sharing! Can’t wait to get mine. Do you think the 3D printed parts that you bought for your cable management chain will fit in the X-50 design? Enjoy your machine!!!
Hi Juan. The 3D printed parts will likely fit, but the aluminum rails that the drag chain rests in will probably be too small. I would encourage you to reach out to Route1WoodDesign and see if he can accommodate the larger x axis
My onefinity gets delivered today! Although I have waited to build my table until today! Kicking myself for not having it built!!! What t-track did you use and from?? Will 4ftx4ft top be big enough? Thank you for the video
That's exciting news! Congratulations. For the t-track I used a 4 pack of 48" T-track to make my spoilboard. I personally think 4 rails are enough, but you can add more if you want to. You can also start out with 4 and then add more later if find yourself needing more clamping options. I bought mine from amazon: amzn.to/3CwzEMO As far as the dimensions go, 4ftx4ft is going to be very tight. I just went and measured my CNC footprint and the distance between the legs is about 44" x 44", which doesn't account for the rail motors that overhang that footprint. If you are not going to build an enclosure and you plan on mounting your control unit on the underside of the table I think 48"x48" could work, but its going to be tight. These CNCs are surprisingly large for what they are. Also, if you plan on adding/using a dust boot, keep in mind that it will overhang the front edge by a few inches so keep that in mind too. Good luck!
@@LincolnWoodworks They are 4x4s, but they are kiln dried and not treated. I don't often see non-treated 4x4s, but my big box store had them locally so I used them for this build (as well as my workshop bench).
I'm thinking seriously about getting the OneFinity CNC. After an exhausted search on RUclips, I like your setup best of all. Can you tell me which CNC did you purchase? Wooodworker? Liked your video so I subbed to your channel. Thanks for a great video. Very informative.
Thanks so much for the support. Yes, I bought the woodworker. They make the X-50 now, which has a larger X-axis rail, but that wasn't available at the time I purchased my CNC (Feb 2021). So far I have been super happy with it. Its rigid, accurate, and sets up in 15 minutes.
Did you get a 3d model for the machine or make it yourself? I want to make my own stand but if the manufacturer supplies a 3d of their machine it would make it very easy.
The manufacturer didn't make mine, unfortunately. I have a link to my file if you want to use it: www.dropbox.com/s/06jibieodcnbyv5/OF%20Woodworker.zip?dl=0
@@EigenDesigns thanks! I design machinery in Solidworks so I was hoping to skip the step of having to model the machine just to model the enclosure. Much appreciated
It may look like that now, but I am building an enclosure around the top of the table so I mounted the control unit on the bottom so I still had access to the emergency stop once the enclosure was built. I do agree that its difficult to reach the USB ports, but I have found using wifi to transfer files to the OneFinity is much easier so I don't find myself needing to get to the USB ports often.
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For anyone interested in the aftermarket accessories to help with dust collection and cable management, please see the Etsy links in my description. I am not affiliated with either of these stores, but am happy to refer my viewers to good quality products.
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thanks - two years + after you published video's, I just ordered my OneFinity Woodworker Pro. I have been planning for it's arrival and will be starting on the base next week using your version as inspiration. Thanks for the insights, maybe I will upgrade to an Elite in a few years too.
That's great news! Best of luck my friend.
Great job! Thanks for the shout out!!!
Congratulations - your Onefinity has arrived !! I watched your table build video a few months ago and subscribed then. Now, I get to watch you assemble your machine. My Onefinity Woodworker is in the "testing and packing" stage as of July 25, so it should be here in a week or two. So, I'm checking out everyone's Onefinity build videos getting ready to get mine together. I still have not decided on table "style" nor size yet. My shop is in the basement, so space is at a premium. I'm "leaning" towards a tilt style enclosure. Thanks for the video, Charlie in Central Ohio
It sure is exciting to have it all come together. The learning curve is pretty steep if you are new to CNCs, but there are a lot of great resrouces out there.
One tip: as you think of your dimensions for the table, keep in mind that if you choose to use a SuckIt dustboot, it will protrude a few extra inches from the router so make sure you leave ample room for that. My table is 52"x53". Good luck!!
Awesome job dude!
Ordering my onefinity at the end of the month and can't wait. :-)
Looking forward to more of your cnc videos.
Thanks so much. Lots more CNC content to come!
Was that logo made with the CNC? That’s a pretty cool set up. I feel like I have a ways to go before I get a CNC. I have too many other projects/chores to do before I get into stuff like that. Great video once again, I’m always impressed. Thanks for sharing 👍
I actually had the vynil logo made by someone on Etsy. Someone was kind enough to cut out my logo for a pretty nominal fee and ship it to me within a few days. I do plan on carving out my logo as one of my first projects though. Lots to look forward to!
Really nice set up! I am looking forward to seeing your enclosure video. I just got my onefinity and have not unboxed it yet. They actually forgot to ship my display as well and I received it today. What software are you planning on using? I am leaning towards Vcarve Pro.
Thanks for sharing!
@@Oldcarsrock I have downloaded Fusion 360, which is a part of the Autodesk product line. They have a free version for hobbyist woodworkers. The reason I chose Fusion 360 is because you can do the CAD and CAM in the same program. I don't have enough time in the program yet to recommend it, but that should change in the coming weeks/months.
btw, I still dont have my screen :(
That sucks about the display unit missing. Their pretty good about over nighting items from Canada, hopefully it only took (takes) 2 day(s). You could use a extra computer monitor to fire it up and connect it to laptop, once my laptop was connected to mine, I rarely use the actual monitor.
Their customer service has been really responsive. I think the screen gets in today so hopefully I can get up and running soon. In your opinion is it easier to use the laptop directly connected to the control unit?
@@EigenDesigns I got bad eyes (old age) to read those tiny little numbers & fat fingers too hit the mark intended on tiny touch screen. Was one of my 1st upgrades to get large touch-screen wide-screen monitor. I find myself mostly using laptop which is wirelessly integrated into my home network system.
Nice work! I’m waiting on mine and did the same as you in preparation. It should have been shipped the week of July 25, but they are running 3-4 weeks behind. Maybe I’ll do as you and make a video when it arrives. I’m as set!
The anticipation for mine was palpable. I tell you what though, it’s worth the wait. I use mine all the time for a variety of tasks. You won’t be disappointed!
What company made the drag chain and it's connection?
is this the x-50 journeyman?
Hey Daniel, this is an X-35 woodworker. Back when I ordered my CNC through OneFinity, the X-50 wasn't an available option.
@@EigenDesigns looking into getting one. trying to figure out the x-50 woodworker or x-50 journeyman, my thought is go bigger and not wish I would have 6-12 months from now?
@@danielkarcher7846 If you have the footprint in your shop and the funds to go bigger, I would do so. I surely would have bought the X-50 if it was available when I ordered mine.
Where did you get a piece of table top 52x53?
I had to go to a specialty lumbar yard in my city that supports a lot of the carpenters and cabinet makers in the area. I couldn't find anything wider that 48" at the big box stores. You might try calling around and seeing if any of your local stores carry a 5 ft x 5ft sheet of plywood.
What you know now is there any other accessories, etc that you would recommend purchasing with the Onefinity.
Great question. I would buy the wireless remote, the SuckIt dustboot, the drag chains, and some cable extensions for both the OneFinity rails and the display monitors. Those would be my core accessories.
If I could go back in time I would also tell myself not waste my time/money on cheap CNC bits.
Awesome videos. I appreciate you. Did you get the drag chain with or without the aluminum rails?
Thanks for the support ☺️
The aluminum rails were from an Etsy store (link in description), but the actual plastic drag chains were purchased through Amazon (like also in description). I hope this helps!
Do you have any promo codes, I wanna one after seeing yours
Hey Mohamed, unfortunately I don't. After owning and operating my OneFinity CNC for about 7 months I can tell you that they are great machines. I would highly recommend you consider them if you're in the market for a CNC.
What size is the table that you have the machine on? I'm still waiting on mine and would like to be ready when it arrives.
Hey joe! The table top is 52”x53”. I hope this helps.
Could you also tell me what would be the minimum size the table could. I’m still trying to find room in my shop that will work best for my space. Thank you for you help!
@@joeadams1236 do you want to build an enclosure on top? Or just have it be open? Also, are you okay with your control unit being mounted on the bottom side of the table?
In time I want to have enclosed and no I don’t think it would be a problem to have it under the table
@@joeadams1236 I wouldn’t make it much smaller than mine if you’re looking to enclose it. I have about 3” of total clearance on both sides of my enclosure. I think the smallest you would want to make it is 51”x50”. I modeled my build in sketch up to check for clearances. One thing I will point out is that the dust boot sticks out 2-3” beyond the y axis rails so make sure you account for that too. Good luck!
Great job! Thanks for sharing! Can’t wait to get mine. Do you think the 3D printed parts that you bought for your cable management chain will fit in the X-50 design? Enjoy your machine!!!
Hi Juan. The 3D printed parts will likely fit, but the aluminum rails that the drag chain rests in will probably be too small. I would encourage you to reach out to Route1WoodDesign and see if he can accommodate the larger x axis
My onefinity gets delivered today! Although I have waited to build my table until today! Kicking myself for not having it built!!! What t-track did you use and from??
Will 4ftx4ft top be big enough?
Thank you for the video
That's exciting news! Congratulations. For the t-track I used a 4 pack of 48" T-track to make my spoilboard. I personally think 4 rails are enough, but you can add more if you want to. You can also start out with 4 and then add more later if find yourself needing more clamping options. I bought mine from amazon: amzn.to/3CwzEMO
As far as the dimensions go, 4ftx4ft is going to be very tight. I just went and measured my CNC footprint and the distance between the legs is about 44" x 44", which doesn't account for the rail motors that overhang that footprint. If you are not going to build an enclosure and you plan on mounting your control unit on the underside of the table I think 48"x48" could work, but its going to be tight. These CNCs are surprisingly large for what they are. Also, if you plan on adding/using a dust boot, keep in mind that it will overhang the front edge by a few inches so keep that in mind too.
Good luck!
@@EigenDesigns did you just use treated 4x4s for the base
@@LincolnWoodworks They are 4x4s, but they are kiln dried and not treated. I don't often see non-treated 4x4s, but my big box store had them locally so I used them for this build (as well as my workshop bench).
@@EigenDesigns I only seen treated 4x4
Should work ok?
@@LincolnWoodworks Yeah, no problem using them.
I'm thinking seriously about getting the OneFinity CNC. After an exhausted search on RUclips, I like your setup best of all. Can you tell me which CNC did you purchase? Wooodworker? Liked your video so I subbed to your channel. Thanks for a great video. Very informative.
Thanks so much for the support. Yes, I bought the woodworker. They make the X-50 now, which has a larger X-axis rail, but that wasn't available at the time I purchased my CNC (Feb 2021). So far I have been super happy with it. Its rigid, accurate, and sets up in 15 minutes.
What size CNC did you get?
I got the X-35. The X-50 wasn't available when I purchased mine, otherwise I would have opted for the larger size.
Did you get a 3d model for the machine or make it yourself? I want to make my own stand but if the manufacturer supplies a 3d of their machine it would make it very easy.
The manufacturer didn't make mine, unfortunately. I have a link to my file if you want to use it:
www.dropbox.com/s/06jibieodcnbyv5/OF%20Woodworker.zip?dl=0
@@EigenDesigns thanks! I design machinery in Solidworks so I was hoping to skip the step of having to model the machine just to model the enclosure. Much appreciated
Placing control unit the way you did...
Emergency stop button is in an awkward position...
USB ports are difficult to access...
It may look like that now, but I am building an enclosure around the top of the table so I mounted the control unit on the bottom so I still had access to the emergency stop once the enclosure was built. I do agree that its difficult to reach the USB ports, but I have found using wifi to transfer files to the OneFinity is much easier so I don't find myself needing to get to the USB ports often.
Mine came with missing parts and when I contacted Onefinity they wanted to charge me extra for the missing parts. This company sucks.
Oh man, I am sorry to hear that Bruce. Have you returned the CNC altogether?