Wade, that’s an awesome idea to use to connect with your son! Coty, thank you for showing us more on this machine. I just sold my shapeoko so I can preorder. I’m looking forward to your upcoming videos!
74 Creative American Design The more I use this machine the more impressed I am by it. I honestly had not thought of the ways this machine could benefit those who have limiting handicaps, being able to create via web interface.
Hello! I am ready to purchase my Onefinity CNC. The reality is that I have not seen anything better than this CNC, in this size and with the purpose that I want. I would like to know where they are located and if a visit is possible to talk about the software. I will appreciate your response, thank you, Carmen.
Its a machine language file that is produced after generating the toolpath. You will need CNC software to load your model and generate the toolpath, then the gcode file is made that the actual CNC machine understands. Hope that helps.
Wow! I'm possibly switching from a Shapeoko to Onefinity so this came across my feed for reviews. Great teaching! But above all, the back story is incredible!
I AM A TOOL AND DIE MAKER FOR 44 YEARS I PROGRAM MORISIEKIS AND HAAS MACHINES. IN MY OPINION A TABLE MADE OF HARDWOOD WILL IMPROVE RIGIDITY AND FINISHES BY A LOT. ALWAYS CLIMB CUT YOUR FINISH CUTS IT WILL BE MORE ACCURATE AND ALSO A BETTER FINISH
I have had mine for little over 2 months (my first cnc as well) It has made me Look like i know what im doing. Have not broke a single bit yet. Dust boot has been getting abused though.
You answered one question I had, could other CNC programs make the g-code for this (like Carbide Create). Thank you, I am a very new to all of this (CNC/CAD) so learning all about it as I can.
Great Video, good explanation, machine looks sturdy and precise, BUT, that test piece was poor, is that all it can do ? Where can I see other examples of the output? How about moreof its 3d ability?
Not sponsored although they did give me the machine before production with the instructions to push the limits and tell us what to fix. Which is why I hung it on a wall and made cuts while is was hanging because I wanted to see if it would do it and it did. I wouldn't have been able to do that with the shapeokoxxl.
Lot of valid points. Still just hate the cords on the front. I say move the connector to the rear or option longer cables so we can route them as needed.
I would love to see how you design a project with shape and text and house you then after you upload it where you go from there. You touched in it super quickly but it's a major element that needs focused on for people like me considering your product over others I'm researching.
Danielle Lewandowski the OneFinity doesn’t have its own software so it’s not limited by the software you use. So if you find a software like Vetric or any other you like, you can learn it and putting it in the machine is easy. The reason I didn’t go too much in to that is because this is the beta machine and the production machine looks different so would look different. Once the production model is out Myself or another will show that off for people. I hope this helped answer your request and thank you for watching
Thanks for the video. Limit switches? Do you mind creating a video of the homing routine? Can you control the look ahead and the tool lead on/off features in the software? Thanks Coty Best regards, Cody
Hey Question? If you flipped it so it was running long ways, can you pass a full 4x8 sheet through and then slide the sheet in? I need to do a bunch of white acrylic to fit in channel letters and I dont want to have to chop saw it down?
I have to confess, when I first discovered the OneFinity I was bummed! I've been using a Shapeoko XL now for about a year and have had issues. Particularly around alignment when flipping stock to cut/router on the back side of a work piece (I make solid body electric guitars). And issues with accurate depth cutting. I suspect, rightly or wrongly, that part of my problem is the slight inaccuracies that are inherent in belt driven systems. There are so many variables to consider on my current unit like eccentric nuts, v-wheels, belt tension (which are also subject to stretching over time), squareness of the machine, swelling and variations in the supplied MDF wasteboard. If I were to consider purchasing a OneFinity it would be more expense (even if I sell my Shapeoko - assuming one can find a buyer), and I don't know whether ball screws and steel linear shafts are 'THE' thing that will correct some of my problems with the Shapeoko. What are your thoughts on this since using the OneFinity?
@@bigrndahouse Oddly enough, I'm looking at MillRight too - the Power Route to be specific. Not many reviews of it on RUclips however. I found one ringing endorsement and another who would not recommend.
@@bigrndahouse Yes I have, and I have considered it. I like that there are two stepper motors and ball screws on the Y-axis (a master on one side and a slave motor on the right side). I think the rationale is here that it keeps the gantry perfectly square at all times. The MillRight, by contrast has only one motor and ball screw drive right up the middle . . . . it apparently uses some kind of 'racking' or high-tensions cable system underneath the table to help keep the gantry square throughout it's movement range. All that said, I work off a Mac platform for both CAD and CAM. Avid CNC machines are run by a controller called Mach3 (or 4). And these are PC/Windows only systems. So if I were to go this route I'd also have to purchase a PC laptop and Windows adding to my cost. Would prefer to stay in the Mac environment if I can.
Maryanto Hansen I can only speak on the Shapeoko because I own one. It is way better the fact I can send Goode via my network is very cool. Also setup is a breeze compared to the Shapeoko
what i dont understand is by spending 2,000. for basic infinity we do not get a router with it, while all the other cnc machines that you can other a router comes with it, this is not right. plus the wait to get one of these is more than 10 weeks.
Take a look at the build quality of this machine vs the "other guys". Rigid, super strong, no flexing. Its what you ideally want for this type of CNC work. The router is the cheap part.
Thank you for a great video. I'm super new, is there anyone who can help me with a couple of Q's? TY in advance. :) I want to do 3D milling, both wood and soft metal. With the right bits, can I do both, and secondly, can I hook a computer to this and use any of the free software thats' out there for this purpose?
13:23 you can wish. never happen. 15 years waiting if some game dev make bigger font size. 1983 320x200 8 pixel font looks ok. 2022 4k moving on 8k and still 8 pixel font bcoz thats quality LOL need eagle eyes OR do font size 50 and add antialiasing on font thats GOOOOOOD quality. font has lotsa pixels quality. no devs make 8 pixel font and huge resolution. cant see text but lotsa graphic "quality" LOL there is still same ammount graphic even font bigger
ok,but the main thing that is still a deterrent to most you straight bypassed and edited out..getting the image into g code and putting it on the thumb drive,,you might as well said here ,heres what you wanna carve pray to the cnc gods and theyll put it on the thumb drive in gcode so the cnc can read the language..It does not show how easy it is ..yes it is easy once you get it on the drive but what about the process of making the code with software that your talking and using ?.thats the hurdle
judicar follow us on Instagram and you can see it cut in real time. I sped it up for the video because that wasn’t the purpose of this video and watching it engrave for 15 mins with one camera angle is super boring. But I do stories on our IG and it’s cutting at the normal speed
@@ArganicWoodwork lol.. As s film maker and a watcher of countless RUclips videos. I can recommend keeping it dead simple. Straight cuts and no music. Just good info and you're golden
![Kodak Black - Catch Fire [Official Music Video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/A4ch-olIuZo/mqdefault.jpg)
Loving nice dad. I hope your son lives a happy and easy life.
Wade, that’s an awesome idea to use to connect with your son! Coty, thank you for showing us more on this machine. I just sold my shapeoko so I can preorder. I’m looking forward to your upcoming videos!
74 Creative American Design The more I use this machine the more impressed I am by it. I honestly had not thought of the ways this machine could benefit those who have limiting handicaps, being able to create via web interface.
Unexpectedly impactful. Well done gentleman.
Thank You
Excellent video explaining the Onefinity, and a Rock Star dad!! Planning on ordering this machine this year :)
Wade is the best!
Hello! I am ready to purchase my Onefinity CNC. The reality is that I have not seen anything better than this CNC, in this size and with the purpose that I want. I would like to know where they are located and if a visit is possible to talk about the software. I will appreciate your response, thank you, Carmen.
Great video, very motivational!
what is a gfile this machine can only cut with that file? im new and want to buy this machine thanks very informative
Its a machine language file that is produced after generating the toolpath. You will need CNC software to load your model and generate the toolpath, then the gcode file is made that the actual CNC machine understands. Hope that helps.
Wow! I'm possibly switching from a Shapeoko to Onefinity so this came across my feed for reviews. Great teaching! But above all, the back story is incredible!
1F has made so many improvements since this video. You won't be sorry for the switch
Thank you for this. I am hemipelgic and attracted to this technology because it is so much more accessible. I appreciate this perspective.
I AM A TOOL AND DIE MAKER FOR 44 YEARS I PROGRAM MORISIEKIS AND HAAS MACHINES. IN MY OPINION A TABLE MADE OF HARDWOOD WILL IMPROVE RIGIDITY AND FINISHES BY A LOT. ALWAYS CLIMB CUT YOUR FINISH CUTS IT WILL BE MORE ACCURATE AND ALSO A BETTER FINISH
Very cool! Thanks for the honest review. Wade earns Father of the Year!
Yeah he is the best
you're using a Buildbotics cnc controller for your machines how are they holding up
I have had mine for little over 2 months (my first cnc as well) It has made me Look like i know what im doing. Have not broke a single bit yet. Dust boot has been getting abused though.
Haha the dust boots never make it and I've also slung a few touch probe magnets
@@ArganicWoodwork What kind of waste board are you using with the onefinity? t-track or thread or?
God bless that man!
You answered one question I had, could other CNC programs make the g-code for this (like Carbide Create). Thank you, I am a very new to all of this (CNC/CAD) so learning all about it as I can.
HOLA QUIERO UNA MAQUINA DE ESTAS COMO HAGO ESTOY EN COLOMBIA NESECITO INFORMACION
how much cost bro super cmc mission
Great Video, good explanation, machine looks sturdy and precise, BUT, that test piece was poor, is that all it can do ? Where can I see other examples of the output? How about moreof its 3d ability?
What bit did you use? Also can you center in the middle?
So cool.
Hi, what thickness are the shafts and are they steel tubes or steel rods ?
How much is cost?
Great video, but to be sure are you sponsored by them ? And if no, would you recommend a shapeoko xxl or this one for my first real cnc ?
Not sponsored although they did give me the machine before production with the instructions to push the limits and tell us what to fix. Which is why I hung it on a wall and made cuts while is was hanging because I wanted to see if it would do it and it did. I wouldn't have been able to do that with the shapeokoxxl.
Lot of valid points. Still just hate the cords on the front. I say move the connector to the rear or option longer cables so we can route them as needed.
DASFREAK lol just for you I’m going to do a video of how to mount the machine with the plugs in the rear. It’s super easy
Arganic Woodwork your the best.
I would love to see how you design a project with shape and text and house you then after you upload it where you go from there. You touched in it super quickly but it's a major element that needs focused on for people like me considering your product over others I'm researching.
Danielle Lewandowski the OneFinity doesn’t have its own software so it’s not limited by the software you use. So if you find a software like Vetric or any other you like, you can learn it and putting it in the machine is easy. The reason I didn’t go too much in to that is because this is the beta machine and the production machine looks different so would look different. Once the production model is out Myself or another will show that off for people. I hope this helped answer your request and thank you for watching
Could a guy put a drop down channel in the table top to accommodate taller material?
You definitely could
What's the price on this machine because the x cars they said they wouldn't get me till May
Very Cool......
Dan Rinkol I agree
Which cutter do i have to use to cut cardboard? Thx in advance for your reply
Thanks for the video.
Limit switches?
Do you mind creating a video of the homing routine?
Can you control the look ahead and the tool lead on/off features in the software? Thanks Coty
Best regards,
Cody
I too have this question. Does the machine have limit switches and can you home the machine?
@@kodyhabeck5154
Hi Kody. I found a video on their FB page.
What if I want to pause during a carve , say for overnight ? Thx
Hi I went on the website to email info on ordering. Won’t let me send. This looks like the best overall cnc .
Thanks.
Hey Question? If you flipped it so it was running long ways, can you pass a full 4x8 sheet through and then slide the sheet in? I need to do a bunch of white acrylic to fit in channel letters and I dont want to have to chop saw it down?
Joel it’s not wide enough for 4’ wide material. But you could rip the sheet width down and do what your wanting
Could you do granite with this for grave? Like engrave names.
Haven't tried but it's rigid enough that with the right bit and feed rate you could
I have to confess, when I first discovered the OneFinity I was bummed! I've been using a Shapeoko XL now for about a year and have had issues. Particularly around alignment when flipping stock to cut/router on the back side of a work piece (I make solid body electric guitars). And issues with accurate depth cutting. I suspect, rightly or wrongly, that part of my problem is the slight inaccuracies that are inherent in belt driven systems. There are so many variables to consider on my current unit like eccentric nuts, v-wheels, belt tension (which are also subject to stretching over time), squareness of the machine, swelling and variations in the supplied MDF wasteboard. If I were to consider purchasing a OneFinity it would be more expense (even if I sell my Shapeoko - assuming one can find a buyer), and I don't know whether ball screws and steel linear shafts are 'THE' thing that will correct some of my problems with the Shapeoko. What are your thoughts on this since using the OneFinity?
You can't even order one. I'm leaning towards the Mill Right, not belt driven.
@@bigrndahouse Oddly enough, I'm looking at MillRight too - the Power Route to be specific. Not many reviews of it on RUclips however. I found one ringing endorsement and another who would not recommend.
@@nigelosborne9984 I wonder if avid cnc would be better at this point. Have you seen that one?
@@bigrndahouse Yes I have, and I have considered it. I like that there are two stepper motors and ball screws on the Y-axis (a master on one side and a slave motor on the right side). I think the rationale is here that it keeps the gantry perfectly square at all times. The MillRight, by contrast has only one motor and ball screw drive right up the middle . . . . it apparently uses some kind of 'racking' or high-tensions cable system underneath the table to help keep the gantry square throughout it's movement range. All that said, I work off a Mac platform for both CAD and CAM. Avid CNC machines are run by a controller called Mach3 (or 4). And these are PC/Windows only systems. So if I were to go this route I'd also have to purchase a PC laptop and Windows adding to my cost. Would prefer to stay in the Mac environment if I can.
May i ask about : x carve vs workbee vs shapeoko where most good? And the reason?
Maryanto Hansen I can only speak on the Shapeoko because I own one. It is way better the fact I can send Goode via my network is very cool. Also setup is a breeze compared to the Shapeoko
what i dont understand is by spending 2,000. for basic infinity we do not get a router with it, while all the other cnc machines that you can other a router comes with it, this is not right. plus the wait to get one of these is more than 10 weeks.
Take a look at the build quality of this machine vs the "other guys". Rigid, super strong, no flexing. Its what you ideally want for this type of CNC work. The router is the cheap part.
Please give link 3d STL file and driver's details
What about Tramming when you assemble and disassembled the unit?
Thank you for a great video. I'm super new, is there anyone who can help me with a couple of Q's? TY in advance. :)
I want to do 3D milling, both wood and soft metal. With the right bits, can I do both, and secondly, can I hook a computer to this and use any of the free software thats' out there for this purpose?
Sorry I had taken a hiatus from RUclips hopefully someone answered you that yes you could
Was that machining at actual speed, or was the video sped up?
voiceofintelligence sped up it would have been boring watching it in actual time
where can I order this machine please
Francis Edward www.onefinitycnc.com
Pre-order price $1975, its a sign! One of my favorite numbers.
Can a person use a touch screen laptop with this? I can't stand tablets.
Ed Rhyan you can attach anything through the HDMI feature or the web interface via your phone
For that price it's not even stainless steel rails?
13:23 you can wish. never happen. 15 years waiting if some game dev make bigger font size. 1983 320x200 8 pixel font looks ok. 2022 4k moving on 8k and still 8 pixel font bcoz thats quality LOL need eagle eyes OR
do font size 50 and add antialiasing on font thats GOOOOOOD quality. font has lotsa pixels quality. no devs make 8 pixel font and huge resolution. cant see text but lotsa graphic "quality" LOL there is still same ammount graphic even font bigger
Sales pitch more information on the machine
Hello friend, it is possible that this machine, if the tip is changed, can cut galvanized sheet less than 1mm. sorry I'm using a translator.
Yes with the correct feed rate
Oh god I hope the font size is not too small ,, that is such a turn off as you get older!
ok,but the main thing that is still a deterrent to most you straight bypassed and edited out..getting the image into g code and putting it on the thumb drive,,you might as well said here ,heres what you wanna carve pray to the cnc gods and theyll put it on the thumb drive in gcode so the cnc can read the language..It does not show how easy it is ..yes it is easy once you get it on the drive but what about the process of making the code with software that your talking and using ?.thats the hurdle
Every time you show it cut it's sped up, will OneFinity not allow you to show it's cut speed in realtime?
judicar follow us on Instagram and you can see it cut in real time. I sped it up for the video because that wasn’t the purpose of this video and watching it engrave for 15 mins with one camera angle is super boring. But I do stories on our IG and it’s cutting at the normal speed
noice
maybe use a different transition.. nearly lost my supper..
Lol yeah videos aren't really my thing
@@ArganicWoodwork lol.. As s film maker and a watcher of countless RUclips videos. I can recommend keeping it dead simple. Straight cuts and no music. Just good info and you're golden
Hm
You can no longer place an order for their machines. If fact their contact information is just about non-existent.
How can we buy this and machine ?