Congratulations to @Tom McNally for winning the Infinite Staircase Cutting Board giveaway! Out of 72 people that entered, Tom was the lucky winner picked through Google's Random Number Generator. Thank you to all who entered and for the continued support to the channel. I will be doing more of these giveaways in the future so stay tuned for more!
Enter! Great video. No screaming electric guitar music, no fast talking, clear vocals and very good quality video resolution. I learned a lot from this video. Thanks!
Enter Thanks for this video, I am connecting my dust collector to my cnc this weekend, also using 4 inch. I have a drop right above the cnc, definitely going to look at those magport connections!
I am glad it is helping, Dan. I have been really happy with the Magport couplings. They are a bit pricy, but it makes removing the dust collection line much easier. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
ENTER. I am obsessed with the Onefinity CNC and am saving up to order one as soon as I can. I like your upgrades so far. I think for me, the best features besides the extra rigidity is that you can run it from a thumb drive versus others requiring a computer to be connected and the additional cutting area that Journeyman has to offer.
Hey Tom! I share your obsession. It's an amazing CNC. Another great thing about the OneFinity is that you can actually send files to it over the WiFi network, so you don't even have to use a thumb drive if you don't want to. Typically I will complete my designs in my office and then just send it to the CNC control unit through WiFi and then begin cutting. It's incredible. Also, I have entered you into the giveaway.
@@tommcnally2803 Please reply to me within 24 hours to claim your prize, otherwise I will have to select another winner. Please email me at eigendesigns20@gmail.com
If you drilled a larger hole in your spoil board for your screws ( I call this a clearance hole . It allows clearance for the threads of the screw so they don’t actually tap in to the item you want to fix down) you would have been able to screw your spoil board down better
Enter. Why did you use a 90 instead of a 45. 1. They say you should not use 90s as it restricts flow. 2. It looks like the angle to the pipe would have been more of a straight shot. Thanks
Hey Josh, that's a really good question. In short, I intentionally opted for aesthetics over functionality with the 4" run to my CNC. I chose 90s for the CNC run because I thought it would look better than using a 45 and having the duct run cut across the room. Now, for the main trunk line that feeds my big equipment (e.g. planer, jointer, tablesaw) I have used 45s over 90s where possible. For that ducting run I was much more concerned with minimizing losses, whereas the CNC run I didn't mind because my 3HP dust collector is wayyyy overkill for my machine. Really good question, but there was thought put into it before selecting the 90s. Also, I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter! Lovin' the set up for this! Congratulations on the 5k; you deserve it! Great videos from the get-go. I'm surprised that you don't have more subscribers! I'll be here on your road to a million!
Enter. Well deserved on the 5k my man! I would be super interested in buying the plans for that enclosure.... I can't remember if you have any or not up for grabs. That would GREATLY reduce my dust from my onefinity.
Hey Blake, thanks for the support! I have given away the sketchup file for free and you're welcome to have it. There is a link in the comments on that enclosure video. Also, I entered you into the giveaway :)
You're going to love it Zack. I had to wait about ~5 months to receive mine, but I have thoroughly enjoyed it since I got it. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Well done, now is this your full time job or second career? Thanks for sharing your work and most importantly, taping, editing, voice over and posting....
Thanks Robert. No, this isn't a full time gig for me. I am an engineer by day and a woodworker by hobby. I have really enjoyed making RUclips videos to share my passion with other people and I hope it helps others along their woodworking journey.
How does the dust collection run with limited air inrush space into the enclosure? It's one aspect I'm thinking over as I process a design that will be a lot about noise reduction and yet need effective dust control internally. I can use a water cooled spindle to reduce air blowout of dust which = less suction demand, and am contemplating a rear or top air inlet that is actually a stepped baffle with acoustic foam. Have you any thoughts on this from from your own cabinet. It looks quite well sealed with the main air ingress only possible betwteen the sliding front/rear portion :). I'ts a very nice design I must say!
ENTER! Great video as always, Mark! My wife says every time you produce a CNC video, it ends up costing us money! Lol, she may be right. I've been looking at the PwnCNC dust boot but guess I better wait for the machine to actually get here before I buy more stuff. Keep the videos coming. You've got a guaranteed view and like from me each time.
Thanks Bryan, I really appreciate your encouragement! I think my wife feels the same way about my workshop. If an amazon package arrives for me, there's a 90%+ chance its for my workshop :) I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Awesome....that dust collection system looks like it could eat a small car! I know this wasn't much about bits, HOWEVER, do you find the extra $20 for a WS resurfacing bit is worth it? Dig the stuff you put out....keep on keepin' on.
Hey Jeremy. My general experience towards CNC bits is that you get what you pay for. I have tried buying the cheap chinese bits for my CNC work and I find that they don't last very long and end up leaving more burn marks when compared to the higher end bits. The whiteside surfacing bit was actually purchased after I tried a cheap surfacing on that left black burn marks on my spoil board. So for me, there's no question its worth it. Also, I bought a nice Amana set for my general routing work about 8 months ago and I am still using them. I haven't had to replace them yet. Thanks for the support bud. I really appreciate it.
Enter! Excellent video with tons of great ideas and tips for someone setting up their cnc enclosure. I just received my onefinity in the mail and have made the workbench for it. Excited to set it up now and start making some videos and projects using it! Congrats on the 5k subs as well! Race ya to 10k! 😉
That's really exciting! Best of luck getting everything setup. I remember how excited I was to get my 1F after a ~6 month wait... I was like a kid before christmas. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter. Nice video and I just ordered my Onefinity last week, which will be a nice size improvement over my Next Wave Piranha Fx. Thanks for the ideas on how to set mine up when it arrives.
Thanks for the support! I think you'll really enjoy the OneFinity - its an incredible machine to have in the shop. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter! Nice information and it was good to see the 4" setup. I have mine reduced to 2.5 and will upgrade as you did very soon. I have also purchased from PWNCNC and am very impressed with both his website and the quality of his items he sells. In fact, I just purchased the spindle package for my ONEFINITY (1.5kw air cooled) and am waiting for the weather to warm up so I can get in the garage and set it all up!
Hey Chris. The sound dampening for the router is actually pretty good. I would guess it blocks out ~50-75% of the sound. However, the dust collector is what makes most noise in my shop and that is not at all dampened by the enclosure.
Hey Dan. It's the 4" Dust Right hose from Rockler. There is one on amazon that is only ~2ft: amzn.to/3gGiIul but the Rockler website has it in longer lengths. I have also registered you for the giveaway :)
Also, yes, I am very happy with it. I didn't show it in the video, but after surfacing the spoil board there was essentially no dust on the table at all.... and MDF is one of the most dust-heavy materials out there. I would recommend it.
enter Love the vids! I’ve wanted a CNC for the longest time but don’t have the space for it. Love to watch the process and the final outcome. Keep up the great work!
ENTER. Congrats on 5000 subs. Just found your channel and am super impressed with your quality. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to see what you come up with in the future
Wow, thanks Matt! I am working hard to make the highest quality videos within my capabilities. I appreciate the support :) I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Those are some great upgrades. What do you think about putting on an 80mm collar, which allows more Z axis movement. There's a RUclips showing how it clears the stepper motor and gives you about 2 more inches of dimensional movement. I though you might have an opinion about this. Thanks.
I think it largely depends on the kind of CNC work you do. If you do a lot of projects with thick stock and need the extra Z axis movement, it’s something to consider. I haven’t ever needed that capacity for the projects I do so it wouldn’t be something I would upgrade personally.
@@EigenDesigns Makes sense. Thanks. What do you think of the QCW add on ? I notice a lot of RUclipsrs don't have them. You don't either so you must not have thought it was worth it ? Still, Onefinity charges a lot for that unit so I'm trying to figure what is the value - is it just for additional stiffness and why would you need that I wonder. Or is it just for convenience in in swapping in new wasteboard - although it doesn't seem to me that it adds all that much more convenience. I'm getting ready to make the big purchase so I'm really trying to figure out what I need and don't need. Thanks again.
@@hv1461 The designers at OneFinity originally designed their system to be transportable and mobile so that users could disassessmble and reassemble with relative ease. For someone traveling with their OneFinity I could see how the QCW frame could be useful. For a hobbyist woodworker like me who will only ever use it in my shop, I decided to build a table dedicated to it and never take it apart. I hope this helps. If you're like me and don't plan on moving it, I would make something rigid out of lumber + ply yourself. Cheers, Mark
Enter..... if you dare!!!! Lol. Great video. I always enjoy watching your videos on the onefinity. I really like that dust boot set up. Thanks again. Keep it up 👌
I have been using a FS Tool LM4300 miter blade (amzn.to/3s22Ngm) for years and it still cuts everything like butter. I have had to cut some acrylic and some c-channel and it handles it no problem.
Enter - great video, I also own a 1F x50 and I am interested in the hose you picked for inside the enclosure do you have a link for that - looks like it can collapse as needed but expand without much resistance.
Hey Brian. It's the 4" Dust Right hose from Rockler. There is one on amazon that is only ~2ft: amzn.to/3gGiIul but the Rockler website has it in longer lengths. I have also registered you for the giveaway :)
It's been a significant change Mike. When I surfaced my spoilboard that was almost no dust or shavings left behind. Now, this 4" upgrade was coupled with a dust collector upgrade so I can't really say what portion of the upgrade came from the 4" vs 2.5" line upgrade and how much has come from the newer dust collector. The two changes in combination have been a sunstantial upgrade though. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
The magnetic disconnects are really handy, and they form a surprisingly good seal (e.g. almost no air leakage). What do you mean by filament? I have entered you into the giveaway :)
@@EigenDesigns I could be wrong, but I thought you said they disconnects were 3d printed. I was just asking what filament was used during that process. Thank you for the giveaway entry.
@@b3ardedbarbarian Ohhh, now I see what you are asking, thanks for the clarification. So the magnetic quick connect on the PWNCNC dustboot was 3D printed, but I have no idea what filament they used. The MagPort magnetic couplings don't look or feel like they are 3D printed.
Its been a signifcant upgrade Todd. Now, to be fair, I have also upgrade my dust collector so its not just the 4" vs. 2.5" upgrade having an impact, but the actual dust collector itself too. The two working together remove 99%+ of all dust generated at the router bit. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Hey Ormond, this is just the standard 4" dust collection hose from Rockler. They use the DustRight brand, but its a Rockler product. Here is a 2ft version on Amazon: amzn.to/3v7DPgB
Thanks Caleb. I have a video coming out soon with 5 CNC projects I run on my machine. Be on the look out for it within the next week. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Congratulations to @Tom McNally for winning the Infinite Staircase Cutting Board giveaway! Out of 72 people that entered, Tom was the lucky winner picked through Google's Random Number Generator. Thank you to all who entered and for the continued support to the channel.
I will be doing more of these giveaways in the future so stay tuned for more!
I can’t believe I won!
Enter! Great video. No screaming electric guitar music, no fast talking, clear vocals and very good quality video resolution. I learned a lot from this video. Thanks!
Thanks Cecil, I appreciate your support. I have also entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter!, love the design of that enclosure... will get on it when I set up my new shop
Thanks Frank. You are the last entrant into the giveaway :)
Enter. Great channel you have here. I cant decide between the OneFinity and Shapeoko.
Hey Fattback. For what its worth, I haven't ever heard someone regretting their OneFinity. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
ENTER. congratulations on all your success. Your videos have both helped me and gave me great ideas on improving my Onefinty. Thank you.
I appreciate your compliment Dan. I am glad I have been able to help you with your woodworking hobby.
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter! Ordered my Onefinity 4 weeks ago, still have 6-10 weeks till I get it. Thanks for the insight.
I think you're going to love it. The waiting is the hardest part!
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
enter - Looking forward to getting an OneFinity ASAP.
You are going to love it!
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter Thanks for this video, I am connecting my dust collector to my cnc this weekend, also using 4 inch. I have a drop right above the cnc, definitely going to look at those magport connections!
I am glad it is helping, Dan. I have been really happy with the Magport couplings. They are a bit pricy, but it makes removing the dust collection line much easier.
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter - thanks for letting me know about the 4” dustboot
You Bet Gill! I have you entered in the giveaway :)
Enter! Great video. Awesome production value and very helpful as I'm looking to make the onefinity plunge soon! Thank you again
Thanks so much Daniel. I have really enjoyed my OneFinity so far and I think you will too :) Also, I entered you into the giveaway :)
Love the setup! Congrats on the small victory when the dust port ride flush on that left side.
Thanks Logan. Are you choosing not to enter again? :(
@@EigenDesigns that frowny face says I should enter, so I think you should just go ahead and count me in😉
Enter. Great video. I'm considering purchasing a Onefinity
It's a fantastic addition to the shop. I don't think you will be disappointed.
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter. This is something I will be doing. Can't stop watching.
Thanks Lee! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
This is a great upgrade, I should be getting my CNC in the next three weeks. I look forward to more of your videos.
I couldn’t be happier, Lee. Have you gotten your CNC yet? :)
ENTER. I am obsessed with the Onefinity CNC and am saving up to order one as soon as I can. I like your upgrades so far. I think for me, the best features besides the extra rigidity is that you can run it from a thumb drive versus others requiring a computer to be connected and the additional cutting area that Journeyman has to offer.
Hey Tom! I share your obsession. It's an amazing CNC. Another great thing about the OneFinity is that you can actually send files to it over the WiFi network, so you don't even have to use a thumb drive if you don't want to. Typically I will complete my designs in my office and then just send it to the CNC control unit through WiFi and then begin cutting. It's incredible.
Also, I have entered you into the giveaway.
@@EigenDesigns wow, very cool. I did not realize that was an option as well. thank you.
@@tommcnally2803 You won the giveaway Tom! Please send an email to eigendesigns20@gmail.com so I can get your information for delivery.
@@tommcnally2803 Please reply to me within 24 hours to claim your prize, otherwise I will have to select another winner. Please email me at eigendesigns20@gmail.com
I can’t believe I won!
Enter! Just starting my CNC journey and find your videos most helpful.
Congrats Steve. The CNC is an amazing machine to have in the shop. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter
I've learn more about setting up a CNC. Then any other video and I've watch Manley.
Thank you
I am glad you found my videos helpful!
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
If you drilled a larger hole in your spoil board for your screws ( I call this a clearance hole . It allows clearance for the threads of the screw so they don’t actually tap in to the item you want to fix down) you would have been able to screw your spoil board down better
Great tip. I will try that next time.
Enter. Why did you use a 90 instead of a 45. 1. They say you should not use 90s as it restricts flow. 2. It looks like the angle to the pipe would have been more of a straight shot. Thanks
Hey Josh, that's a really good question. In short, I intentionally opted for aesthetics over functionality with the 4" run to my CNC. I chose 90s for the CNC run because I thought it would look better than using a 45 and having the duct run cut across the room.
Now, for the main trunk line that feeds my big equipment (e.g. planer, jointer, tablesaw) I have used 45s over 90s where possible. For that ducting run I was much more concerned with minimizing losses, whereas the CNC run I didn't mind because my 3HP dust collector is wayyyy overkill for my machine.
Really good question, but there was thought put into it before selecting the 90s.
Also, I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter! Lovin' the set up for this! Congratulations on the 5k; you deserve it! Great videos from the get-go. I'm surprised that you don't have more subscribers! I'll be here on your road to a million!
Thanks for the support! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter. Love the enclosure and the magnetic fitting for the dust collection
Thanks JJ! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter! Great video. Journeyman on order and learning a lot.
You'll love it Paul! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
WoW best video RUclips has recommended. 👍
Thanks Erick! I appreciate your support :)
Enter. Well deserved on the 5k my man! I would be super interested in buying the plans for that enclosure.... I can't remember if you have any or not up for grabs. That would GREATLY reduce my dust from my onefinity.
Hey Blake, thanks for the support! I have given away the sketchup file for free and you're welcome to have it. There is a link in the comments on that enclosure video.
Also, I entered you into the giveaway :)
Great video!! I really like your enclosure design. Glad you are enjoying the V7. It is my personal favorite dust boot.
Thanks for the support! I am really enjoying the V7 and the 4" airflow so far. It's been a game changer for my CNC dust collection.
Congratulations on the 5K! Let’s get it to 5M now;)
Aim for the moon!
If you miss you'll still end up amongst the stars :)
Enter! I’m waiting for the arrival of my Onefinity. Enjoying your videos while I wait.
You're going to love it Zack. I had to wait about ~5 months to receive mine, but I have thoroughly enjoyed it since I got it.
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Well done, now is this your full time job or second career? Thanks for sharing your work and most importantly, taping, editing, voice over and posting....
Thanks Robert. No, this isn't a full time gig for me. I am an engineer by day and a woodworker by hobby. I have really enjoyed making RUclips videos to share my passion with other people and I hope it helps others along their woodworking journey.
Enter. Awesome video. Really like that dust boot. May have to upgrade from my suckit soon now.
I am really enjoying mine so far. It's been a significant upgrade.
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter! Great video...looking forward to watching and catching up with your other videos.
Thanks for the support Bill! I have entered you into the giveaway.
Enter ! Great video. I have an MP CNC in a enclosure.Saving up to buy a Onefinity Journeyman. I live in Vegas.
I couldn't be happier with my OneFinity. I think you will truly enjoy it once you get it :)
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
How does the dust collection run with limited air inrush space into the enclosure? It's one aspect I'm thinking over as I process a design that will be a lot about noise reduction and yet need effective dust control internally. I can use a water cooled spindle to reduce air blowout of dust which = less suction demand, and am contemplating a rear or top air inlet that is actually a stepped baffle with acoustic foam.
Have you any thoughts on this from from your own cabinet. It looks quite well sealed with the main air ingress only possible betwteen the sliding front/rear portion :). I'ts a very nice design I must say!
ENTER! Great video as always, Mark! My wife says every time you produce a CNC video, it ends up costing us money! Lol, she may be right. I've been looking at the PwnCNC dust boot but guess I better wait for the machine to actually get here before I buy more stuff. Keep the videos coming. You've got a guaranteed view and like from me each time.
Thanks Bryan, I really appreciate your encouragement! I think my wife feels the same way about my workshop. If an amazon package arrives for me, there's a 90%+ chance its for my workshop :)
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Awesome....that dust collection system looks like it could eat a small car! I know this wasn't much about bits, HOWEVER, do you find the extra $20 for a WS resurfacing bit is worth it? Dig the stuff you put out....keep on keepin' on.
Hey Jeremy. My general experience towards CNC bits is that you get what you pay for. I have tried buying the cheap chinese bits for my CNC work and I find that they don't last very long and end up leaving more burn marks when compared to the higher end bits. The whiteside surfacing bit was actually purchased after I tried a cheap surfacing on that left black burn marks on my spoil board. So for me, there's no question its worth it. Also, I bought a nice Amana set for my general routing work about 8 months ago and I am still using them. I haven't had to replace them yet.
Thanks for the support bud. I really appreciate it.
@@EigenDesigns Sounds good and thanks again!
Enter! Excellent video with tons of great ideas and tips for someone setting up their cnc enclosure. I just received my onefinity in the mail and have made the workbench for it. Excited to set it up now and start making some videos and projects using it!
Congrats on the 5k subs as well! Race ya to 10k! 😉
That's really exciting! Best of luck getting everything setup. I remember how excited I was to get my 1F after a ~6 month wait... I was like a kid before christmas.
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
@@EigenDesigns yea I was definitely anxious to receive it! Took about 6 weeks but is worth the wait!
Enter. Nice video and I just ordered my Onefinity last week, which will be a nice size improvement over my Next Wave Piranha Fx. Thanks for the ideas on how to set mine up when it arrives.
Thanks for the support! I think you'll really enjoy the OneFinity - its an incredible machine to have in the shop.
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter, enjoy your video and the setup of your CNC, I definitely need to get one. Thanks.
Thank you for the support! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Do you have plans for the enclosure and the bench it sits on?
Enter, I am glad I found your channel a lot of great info and well presented. Cheers
Thanks Gary, I appreciate your support! :)
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter! Nice information and it was good to see the 4" setup. I have mine reduced to 2.5 and will upgrade as you did very soon.
I have also purchased from PWNCNC and am very impressed with both his website and the quality of his items he sells. In fact, I just purchased the spindle package for my ONEFINITY (1.5kw air cooled) and am waiting for the weather to warm up so I can get in the garage and set it all up!
He has a very good design and his instructional videos to assemble his products are very helpful! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Love your videos and your work! One question, how much sound dampening do you get with your enclosure?
Thanks
Chris.
Hey Chris. The sound dampening for the router is actually pretty good. I would guess it blocks out ~50-75% of the sound. However, the dust collector is what makes most noise in my shop and that is not at all dampened by the enclosure.
Enter, great video and that is one sweet setup.
Thank Dennis! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter. Great video, thinking of getting that dust boot. I take it from the video you are happy with it. Where did you get the blue 4 inch hose?
Hey Dan. It's the 4" Dust Right hose from Rockler. There is one on amazon that is only ~2ft: amzn.to/3gGiIul but the Rockler website has it in longer lengths. I have also registered you for the giveaway :)
Also, yes, I am very happy with it. I didn't show it in the video, but after surfacing the spoil board there was essentially no dust on the table at all.... and MDF is one of the most dust-heavy materials out there. I would recommend it.
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Love the vids! I’ve wanted a CNC for the longest time but don’t have the space for it. Love to watch the process and the final outcome. Keep up the great work!
Thanks Munnzie. I appreciate your support. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Thanks Munnzie! I hope you get one eventually because they are a ton of fun :)
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Thank you!!! Just wanted to make sure you didn’t enter me twice!!!
Enter! Thanks for the upgrade tips!
Thanks Frank! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
ENTER. Congrats on 5000 subs. Just found your channel and am super impressed with your quality. Keep up the good work. Looking forward to see what you come up with in the future
Wow, thanks Matt! I am working hard to make the highest quality videos within my capabilities. I appreciate the support :)
I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Those are some great upgrades. What do you think about putting on an 80mm collar, which allows more Z axis movement. There's a RUclips showing how it clears the stepper motor and gives you about 2 more inches of dimensional movement. I though you might have an opinion about this. Thanks.
I think it largely depends on the kind of CNC work you do. If you do a lot of projects with thick stock and need the extra Z axis movement, it’s something to consider. I haven’t ever needed that capacity for the projects I do so it wouldn’t be something I would upgrade personally.
@@EigenDesigns Makes sense. Thanks. What do you think of the QCW add on ? I notice a lot of RUclipsrs don't have them. You don't either so you must not have thought it was worth it ? Still, Onefinity charges a lot for that unit so I'm trying to figure what is the value - is it just for additional stiffness and why would you need that I wonder. Or is it just for convenience in in swapping in new wasteboard - although it doesn't seem to me that it adds all that much more convenience. I'm getting ready to make the big purchase so I'm really trying to figure out what I need and don't need. Thanks again.
@@hv1461 The designers at OneFinity originally designed their system to be transportable and mobile so that users could disassessmble and reassemble with relative ease. For someone traveling with their OneFinity I could see how the QCW frame could be useful. For a hobbyist woodworker like me who will only ever use it in my shop, I decided to build a table dedicated to it and never take it apart.
I hope this helps. If you're like me and don't plan on moving it, I would make something rigid out of lumber + ply yourself.
Cheers,
Mark
@@EigenDesigns Thank you. I appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
I really enjoyed the vid. I’m about to purchase a CNC machine and found your custom incloser interesting…ENTER!
That’s great! I am really glad you liked the video. Hopefully it gave you some ideas of what you could do for your enclosure :)
Enter. Congrats on the subs. You are one of my favorite channels.
Wow, mega compliment. Thanks Nathan!! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
enter, awesome work. love the clean setup
Enter nice table and dust collection much respect.
Thanks Michael. I have you entered in the giveaway :)
Enter! As always, great video! Before you know it, you’ll be receiving a silver play button.
Love that energy Peter. I am pinning your comment for inspiration.
Also, I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter! Great job Eigen Designs!! Love the content! Keep up the phenomenal work!!
Thanks Chantz. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Can you still slide the front part of the enclosure all the way to the back?
Great question. Yes, because the black tubing I used as a connector can collapse like an accordion so It is still movable.
Enter..... if you dare!!!! Lol. Great video. I always enjoy watching your videos on the onefinity. I really like that dust boot set up. Thanks again. Keep it up 👌
Thanks Mister JJ! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
You are a perfectionist!!! Love it
ENTER. Looking fwd to more of your videos!
Thanks Mike, I appreciate your support! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter, that’s a nice setup. Also congrats on 5000 subs
Thanks for the support Adam. I have you entered in the giveaway :)
Enter and new subscriber. You give some great ideas and enjoy watching.
Great video! Do you have the pvc piping grounded anywhere to cut down on static?
Enter: Awesome upgrades, can't wait to get my OneFinity
You're gonna love it! I have entered you into the giveaway
Enter... great video i may upgrade my dust collector some day!
Hopefully this nudges you in that direction :)
I have entered you into the giveaway!
Enter, whenever I have an idea for my 1F you always out do mine 🤣 great video
Thanks so much! I appreciate the support. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
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I am really enjoying your videos. I myself am just getting started with CNC. Keep up the good content!
Thanks Joel, I appreciate your support. I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Thank you!
I’ve had a look through the channel. You’ve really got some nice videos. Really like the editing too👍
Thanks for thus informative video. One question, what type saw blade did you use to cut channel. I have a Dewalt 12" mitre saw. Thanks for your help.
I have been using a FS Tool LM4300 miter blade (amzn.to/3s22Ngm) for years and it still cuts everything like butter. I have had to cut some acrylic and some c-channel and it handles it no problem.
Enter - great video, I also own a 1F x50 and I am interested in the hose you picked for inside the enclosure do you have a link for that - looks like it can collapse as needed but expand without much resistance.
Hey Brian. It's the 4" Dust Right hose from Rockler. There is one on amazon that is only ~2ft: amzn.to/3gGiIul but the Rockler website has it in longer lengths. I have also registered you for the giveaway :)
Hi. When preparing wasteboard, would it be a good idea that it could extend outside of the range of the CNC so it gives more room to clamp ?
That's a very good idea. It would surely help get clamping around the lower perimeter for the waste board.
Enter. Can’t wait to see more videos!
Thanks Brock! I have entered you into the giveaway :)
Enter. Nice job on the milestone!
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It's been a significant change Mike. When I surfaced my spoilboard that was almost no dust or shavings left behind. Now, this 4" upgrade was coupled with a dust collector upgrade so I can't really say what portion of the upgrade came from the 4" vs 2.5" line upgrade and how much has come from the newer dust collector. The two changes in combination have been a sunstantial upgrade though.
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Enter. I really like those magnetic quick disconnects. What kind of filament did you use?
The magnetic disconnects are really handy, and they form a surprisingly good seal (e.g. almost no air leakage). What do you mean by filament?
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@@EigenDesigns I could be wrong, but I thought you said they disconnects were 3d printed. I was just asking what filament was used during that process. Thank you for the giveaway entry.
@@b3ardedbarbarian Ohhh, now I see what you are asking, thanks for the clarification. So the magnetic quick connect on the PWNCNC dustboot was 3D printed, but I have no idea what filament they used. The MagPort magnetic couplings don't look or feel like they are 3D printed.
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cnc video? your cutting< drilling< and layiong out manually?
Hey Kevin, I am not sure exactly what you're asking.
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Its been a signifcant upgrade Todd. Now, to be fair, I have also upgrade my dust collector so its not just the 4" vs. 2.5" upgrade having an impact, but the actual dust collector itself too. The two working together remove 99%+ of all dust generated at the router bit.
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What’s the blue hose specs and brand
Hey Ormond, this is just the standard 4" dust collection hose from Rockler. They use the DustRight brand, but its a Rockler product.
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Thanks Caleb. I have a video coming out soon with 5 CNC projects I run on my machine. Be on the look out for it within the next week.
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Enter… but my vehicle is still under warranty LOL. Good luck to all.
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