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cnc joinery with 22 mm ash wood
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- this woodworking video shows a cnc router being used to create joints. In order to make this kind of joint it is necesary to attach one of the boards vertically on the cnc bed.
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My guy spent so much dough on the CNC that he couldn't buy a hammer
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haha I was thinking the same
Exactly 🤣🤣🤣
You must be broke because a glowforge is only $2500
Beautiful. For the hammer people out there. This is a perfect cut on finished wood. No hammer marks needed.
I really really like that joint. That looks really great man good work
Thank you!
Before cutting the shapes into the end of the board (into the end grain), if you use a square and marking knife to mark a line across at the depth of the board you won't get all the tear-out that's left by the cutter. Look up some videos of people doing traditional hand joinery to see how the layout and cut the boards with the marking knives. Hope this helps
Thanks. I need to try that
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@Glen_Everette_1281
Thank you! That is extremely helpful! Would have loved to have learned that in high school woodshop!
yes you can do that. but you can also climb mill the shoulder first and then conventional mill the rest of the part. this will stop you from having break out. anything on end grain should be climb milled
Spend thousands on a CNC but can’t afford a $3 rubber mallet 🤦♂️ excellent fit! Nice look.
पैसे नहीं बचे होंगे😂😂😂
Thats the point who needs a hammer when you got a CNC
Where did you buy that hammer?
Wood expands and detracts, I doubt it breaks when all four are on supporting each other. Kid toys “mix and match” games that are made with wood have these edges
@Cxrl Plays he was talking about using his hand as a hammer. It was a joke.
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I see alot of these videos on woodworking and most of them are boring and insignificant. But this is really impressive. On the other hand not very many have access to a wood cnc. And, there's a learning curve.
I remember when just having a regular dovetail jig you could use with a router was really high tech stuff vs. laying out the joint and cutting with a backsaw.
Nice joint. Handy hammer.
Muy buen trabajo,solo recomiendo el uso de un martillo de goma.......para que no te quedes sin manos de tanto golpear
You work like my pops...
work and clean at the same time.
Best comment yet 🙂
Awesome! Use a mallet, your hand will thank you 😁
Lol. Everybody keeps telling me
Hands need to do works too...for a deserving owner 🤗
@@nikhassan61481
Place a block of wood over it, gently tap on the block.
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Think its time to have a discussion about the tooling for that CNC
It's a good job that CNC machine was invented about 4000 years ago you're very lucky person😊
My grandpa always said your hand is not a tool!
Ha ha, that's a good one. Thx for passing it on!
A mallet should have been used
Your hand is the best tool you will ever have
@@davefarmery8180 till it don’t work anymore 😂
Your grandpa was wrong your hand is the most important tool you have
Nice work done. I Love it
While I had that ability using CNC mills when I worked, I liked doing stuff like that on the FlowJet (Waterjet Machine). Chipless and fast. Not too much with the laser. It burnt the hell out of thicker wood. Now, retired, I'm back to the basic woodworking tools which take forever to setup, and the only digital tool I have is a Prusa 3D printer, but it's additive - not subtractive.
I'd really really like to use a water jet! A powerful water jet makes a CNC router look like a toy.
That would be sweet on a box. The contrast would be awesome
Agreed
AWESOMELY DONE, DUDE!!!!!
brilliant wood joint.. even compared to the dove joint,
Beautiful joint. Done in fraction of the time any traditional joint would take. Thanks, man - about to start building a table for a new CNC. I think I need to incorporate the facility to handle vertical pieces in the design.
Ignore the "get the mallet" crowd - they're just jealous 😂
Either male part needs to be smaller by, say, 0.1-0.2mm. Or female needs to be wider a bit. Space for glue and all that. Have to try this on 3/4" ply. If it works - what a great way to quickly put together a few drawers. And those would last forever.
Thanks again - food for thought and all that good stuff 😊
Thanks man!
Yes, if you're into joinery, then the ability to fix something vertically is super important!!
I wonder how likely the little bits are to snap where the cross grain is holding a small piece together
Very likely. This is cnc porn not Woodworking 😂
Once glue is added. Not likely.
@James Foskey I guess, after the joining it becomes less likely however, as compared to dovetail it is far more likely.
Very likely.😅
This isn't any different from a dovetail, the grain in the important direction is running lengthways and it's a super tight fit, there's no where for the wood to even flex. Just because you've never seen it before doesn't make it weak.
That looks like it is very weak. All of those hooks have the grain running so they each can break easily.
If they were straight cuts they wouldn't pull out if it wasn't under load so it depends on where the stress is.
Beautiful joint 😍
You're telling machine that it did a beautiful joint nice
Beautiful job, I so like CNC's
Muy buena y bonita sujeción muy buen trabajo 👍
Amazing art work...very strong.
This join makes a Japanise feel proud....thus is happening when technilogy meets the traditional joinery art
good to hear! I'm glad you like it.
And all done freehand,eyeballing all the way,amazing! 😊
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@@mason.berlin 👍
Perfect woodwork!
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This is why i like japnese.....they do such beautiful and complicated project by hand with local traditional tools....and west depends on modern technology...... 🤔🙏
Sure. All you need is 20+ years of practice, manual tool set that's probably costs more than that CNC router and whole day to make one joint.
Yesterday I made several channels 20cm wide and 6mm deep in a 3m long pieces. Simple jig: 30min from scrap ex IKEA shelf, not even MDF - chipboard! Dewalt palm router and 3/4" straight cut bit (didn't have anything bigger...). It came out perfectly flat, perfect measures etc. 5-10 minutes per channel (12 passes in total due to the bit size).
Don't get me wrong- those guys are finest artists of the trade. Pleasure to watch and appreciate the skill. But who's got the time? Life's too short 😂
So many people these days think that pressing start on the CNC makes them a carpenter
Being a carpenter has nothing to do with cnc or this post
@@scor440 lol yea… got a point there the guy saw wood, then saw red
As a journeyman carpenter this is not carpentry. This is machining. The final product looks great, but it lacks what makes hand cut joints and furniture beautiful. It lacks the human imperfections and touch. It lacks the hours and hours of work and love. I won’t knock the machine cutting but I won’t give it a carpenters grade either
@@jojiwilliams9269 "it lacks the hours and hours of work" isn't that the whole point here?
Hand cut dovetails so much more beautiful!
Nope
Wow. That’s impressive 👑
Nice joint, perfect for draw fronts
Try using a couple of clamps and a scrap piece of wood to slowly draw the pieces together so you don't snap any of those fingers off.
The ones on the board or the ones on his hammer?
@@4V4R1C3😅 right?
Neatly cut pattern and sturdier than a tung groove 😊
I like the hammer shown at the end. It does not need any manual to operate.
Right? Those are the best kind of tools!!! 😂
Emenda louca!
Parabéns! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
That looks like a real coco Chanel thing to do!
Fits like a glove
A nice wooden glove for his fist hammer
He has a human hand like hammer. Works better than plasthammers 😊
Felicidades por tan bonito trabajo y tan buena precisión para encajar perfectamente. 👌👏🙋🏼♀️🇪🇸
На это можно бесконечно смотреть. Залипательно....
The machine did a great job
it always does. if something goes wrong -its always my fault lol
@@mason.berlin touché :)
Wow.... The craftsmanship.
All hail our robot overlords.
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That is just freaking beautiful
I did wonder...
Great hammer skills btw, so fast I missed it 👀
Don’t let the weak tell you to use that hammer!
Ha ha, the camera was rolling, i was in a hurry 😂😂😂
(It's funny how many ppl get hung up on this issue)
As my shop teacher would say " Don't hurt your carrot cuffer boys".
Get a rubber mallet bro...
Lol
I have a 5K CNC but not a 10 dollar mallet. Lol
Mit so einer Maschine kann das ja jeder.
Stimmt. Ohne RUclips kann das aber nicht jeder sehen.
Красиво👍🏼отличная идея для соединение двух досок . 😎
THX
Вдоль волокон хвостик сломается,а чем хуже ,, ласточкин хвост"?
Но ломко
Делай так каждое утро, и кисти рук в старости болеть не будут 😃
TOTALMENTE PERFECTA ESTA MAQUINA COMPUTARIZADA """ CNC"" Y CON MADERA SECA Y TRATADA?... MAS QUE PERFECTO!!!!!
As an older man, who used my hands like a hammer. Don’t do it! You will regret it! Assuming you live long enough.
Como não se apaixonar por essa arte?...
Красивый замок получился 👍👍👍🙂
Эти крючки легко отколются вдоль волокон. Лучше шип делать по классике, трапецией.
That's really cool the way it fits together there eh?
As pessoas não conseguiram ver o corte... o trabalho perfeito.... e a intenção de mostrar a eficiência da máquina..... mas viram as batidas das mãos.... que venhamos não deixou marcas na madeira....
Thousands upon thousands in CNC equipment, couldn't be arsed to buy a 10 dollar rubber mallet haha
Magnífico trabalho
Рукой конечно удобно, но не безопасно. Резиновый молоток вам в помощь.
Excellent excellent work 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉excellent excellent
Вот это красота!
Nmm
Awesome tool!
very nice making of this good job.
'MALLETT MAN' if he can't bang it it no man can!🤣👍
ВЫ,ПРОСТО УМНИЦА👌👌👌👌👌
Now that is… tight, tight, tight!!!
Bold to do that on pine...! Sweet perfect fit anyway 👍🏻
its actually ash :) Thanks!
Using your mits as a mallet, classic 😂
Waiting for that SNAP!
great for exposed joints on high end wood furnitures
Now my Festool Domino start making more sense 😂
Very pretty looking alt to dovetail
Thanks
I would like to call this The Greek joint
Präzision wie ein Schweitzer Uhrwerk 🎉
Восхитительно! Awesome
для хорошей древесины и без влаги эксплуатация!
Красива, только и всего.
Захар Ельшин, почему?
Эти крючки легко отколются вдоль волокон. Лучше шип делать по классике, трапецией.
Seems like you should use a downcit bit then an upcut bit. Also climb mill the edge for no chipout. And a mallet.
I’m 1000 yrs if someone found this they would say aliens built it.
Amazing joint
Felt like I was watching alien techno discovered by a cave man 👨
lol
You are the best
Ferramenta apropriada faz toda diferença
Lindo Trabalho E Técnica Em Ferramenta 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
That’s cool bro… but your hand isn’t a mallet. Get a nice soft dead blow mallet or foam and hit with that. Save your hands, you only have one set. 👍🏾
Hey! You hammer looks a lot like my hand!!
Did a nice job though 💪🏽👀👍🏽
Ачюметь...я такого ещё не видел крепления...выглядит надёжно и бомбездно
Капец , ты неграмотный ...
Searching for perfection 😊
Vilim əladır, vilimdən xoşum gəlir
trop bien l'assemblage 👍
Thx!
That pounding will leave a mark. LMAO.
O trabalho ficou lindo mas se utilizar uma Marreta de Borracha facilita muito no final.
CNC ist was tolles!!!!!
Ja!
You might want to use a downcut endmil to help out with that splintering.
I love how they never show the hours of programming and the 75 mistakes it made before perfect placement happens.
If i showed all the work it wouldn't be a short 😂😂😂