This is actually a pretty good channel. Respect for content mates

Damn this video was so comprehensive and well explained. I would think this would have hundreds of thousands of views.

About to plunge into the CNC world at the RC scale... Finally a video that lays out what my newbiebrain kept wrestling with, accuracy, precision, tolerances, tool and machining capabilities. ...like how is the tool made to cut inside/outside the line? - I quickly saw the need to create a combination of 2.5D sub pieces to build a 3D final object that the limitations of the tools prohibits as a one block creation. - I also dreamed of repositioning(he mentioned), as I would have to do that to design pieces that are bigger than the machine can handle. - One thing I also have thought of is how to get an inside corner to be square. basically, a square piece can be made to fit inside a round one... tricky! ... This will work to a maximum precision as per the smallest tool that can be used, and given the thickness of the surrounding material requirement. so, run the small tool in a second pass, past the corner design until all the corner material is removed and the small tool is driven by a distance of its radius past the actual corner desired... that will leave an indentation in the corner that is 1/2 the width of the small tool(clover leaf), and leave the inside fitting piece the space it needs to mesh squarely. ... or if possible, round the corner of the inside fitting piece to match the original outside piece rounded corner. ... or use another sawing/shaving tool to clean the corner, a specialized attachment rotated in position on the same head.

Great video. Everything explained in crisp manner. Love it !!!

How do you only have 3.8k subs, very well done video man. Thank you!

Good info. Thank you, 3D Hubs.

Good work!!! We also have rich experience in sheet metal fab, we are a strong manufacturer in China, with high quality and competitive price.

3:22, you meant depth < 4 x Diameter, or depth < 4 x Length. Thanks, great information and videos.

Great video! Thanks a lot :)

This Channel is awesome

This is awesome.

Great tips)) Thanks a lot ))

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The maximum depth of holes you recommend is 4x the diamater. OK. But then why do you go on to say 10x is typical? What does that even mean? Isn't that 2.5x higher than the maximum you recommend? That doesn't sound typical.

Thank you

Hi, great video! I just didn't understand one part-when you were recommending using a T-Bone undercut when 90 degrees corner is required. Could you please elaborate on what you mean by that?

THANKS

DO you need CNC machining center?

Hey mate, great information. Next time, please either have the music on the whole time or none as it seems repetitive when the same sound plays, maybe even make it a bit softer :) you’ve got a sub and a like from me :)

nice contents hope you keep update :)

Great video but that drill bit image is a wood bit

You need to cut down on the hand movements. I know it's a psychological trick to attract attention, but I can't stand too much of it.