Great stuff!!! I'm just setting up a CNC and researching a spoilboard system. Like your approach and all the accessories that go with it. A lot of my projects will be re-run on a regular basis so I was planning to use a spoilboard as a jig/base for holding the material, your pinning/clamping system will be great for that! Thanks for posting!

Nice systems, thanks for sharing. Mine is a bit modified with inserts placed in the first level spoil board. I use my t tracks all the time so need them exposed all the time. My sacrificial spoil board are the strips which I also attach to the 1st level spoil board vis the inserts. Thanks again for the great flexibility of your system.

awsome creativity, great work and thanks for sharing the design you worked so hard on for others as well ...

Best system I have seen yet! When my new machine arrives this will be my first project.

Great design! I'm definitely buying the files once my onefinty journeyman arrives. Thanks!

Been looking for perfect system. Wasn't real cool with the threaded only nor did i like the T clamps only. So I was going to integrate them together. Then I came along your video today. I like it. I DO want the files. Then Wait another 4 weeks for my machine to arrive. o yes, dovetails. Hope to do these too.

Damn that is fantastic! I just purchased a Next Wave Shark HD510, of which has yet to arrive, and I'm purchasing and planning the spoilboard for it.

Excellent, well though out and modular. It’s pretty much perfect. Thanksgiving for sharing. Been searching for a good Solution. Your’s is better than good. It’s awesome

Just picked this up, have yet to build my Onefinity Journeyman and this appears to be the perfect system to go with it.

I dint think of that sacrificial board though thanks for the idea i like your way of thinking. Awesome design

Fantastic job, I have been figuring different three layer designs and my plan of attack. You nailed it. Somehow today I was brought to your channel. Subscribed.

Very nice and well thought out.

Wow! This is brilliant! Thanks so much!

Great system! Everything makes sense

Well thought out system! The one issue you might have with the threaded slates is that they are all cut independently to each other and that you are putting t-stacks in between them. The dog holes might not be square with the other pieces once you are all done. I had that issue when using a similar system so I had to fix the slates down first and then had the machine drill all the dog holes to have all the holes perfectly squared in reference to the machine. I guess the threaded holes do not need to be that accurate since they are just to fix material down but not used for reference.

Very cool system! How are you securing the MDF sections between the T track? Do those get wood screwed to the table below?

nice idea thanks Im gonna try that when my machine comes.

Great work!

very nice job, well done.

Hey man, bought your files off etsy and excited to get it all setup this week on my Onefinity. Do you just add the threaded inserts from the top of the spoilerboard after it has been secured and before it is surfaced, or do you do all the layout cuts, insert the nuts, flip the boards over, resecure to the table, and then surface the boards?

Awesome file. I got it the other day for my new onefinity Journeyman. Had to make some changes since the file was for the woodworker but it wasn’t to difficult. Even for a newb. I also added some grid lines.

Great Idea, Subscribed

This is exactly what I am looking for!! Lots of work and dedication has gone into this design. A couple of questions for you. 1. How many of those threaded inserts will be needed for the X-50 Woodworker? I counted about 24 per board. How many boards for the X-50 WW? Just so I know how many to order. 2. What size are those bench dogs? I'm guessing 20mm? 3. Does the file on Etsy come with instructions on how wide to cut the inserts? Thanks again!! I plan on redoing my 1F X-50 WW spoil board this weekend so look to be getting this taken care of soon.

Exactly what im designing for my cnc cool.

Nice job..so how are you fastening down the lower spoilboard to your table? What size screws would you use?

Love it!

Nice optional setup. What threaded inserts did you use? I do not have an Onefinity I have a Longmill MK2 30 by 48 but like this setup.

Very slick!

Love this system. Are you working on files for the new Foreman 48x48?

Nice work. After seeing the design thinking why not use 5 - 8 of your 1/4 size boards. One top layer with inserts minus the t track attached to the table and top layer pieces as needed that attach to the lower level. I agree I want the real spoil board easy to make and replace. I been thinking of similar idea with the depth deep enough for bench dogs. My 1F is here now so time to actually make it.

I’d like to know how you cut these? Do you put the whole thing down then run the program or do you have to do one slat at a time?

Have your plans for woodworker. Just ordered the journeyman upgrade. Any plan update for that yet??

Excellent

I didn't see or hear in the video how you fasten down the primary spoilboard strips? In the video you can see them moving around. How are they fastened to the main table?

This is an awesome system! Well thought out and extremely versatile. I’m getting my new Avid 5x5 set up and am going to design mine based on your designs so big thanks. One question, did you do 1/4” or 3/8” threaded inserts?

This looks really cool. As a new CNC owner (totally new to CNC), I'm looking for a spoil board system. How do you like it after a year? How useful are the T-tracks, it seemed like your secondary board (which is brilliant) just covered them up. Thanks for posting this.

Great video and detailed explanantions! I just recieved my Woodworker, and the QCW frame. Do your slats match the same size of the QCW so I could use this plan? I think the QCW slats are 8 3/4" wide

So if you are using the extra spoilboard on top then the bottom t tracks and bench dog holes are not necessary at all. Am I missing something?

Great system, Ryan. How well will it work for someone using OneFinity's QCW frame with its predefined t-track positions?

How do you fix the first spoilborad tat has inserts to your workbench top? I don't see any screws and they are moving. Thanks.

That is awesome..I just got my 1F and have it all assembled on bench waiting for a wasteboard. I still need a few things but am mostly ready. I ordered T tracks. Just waiting on everything and I'll get started. Cant wait. Do you have a good link for the hardware? Nice Video. Thanks!

Hey Ryan, so question on this, how is it you are securing the 'sacraficial' board to the main board with the threaded inserts? Are you just not cuttting some of the threaded holes all the way through the size of a bolt head in the sacraficial piece to create a shoulder for a nut to grab onto and a smaller hole all the way through enough for the threads?

Awesome system! Curious if you have adapted the design to work for the journeyman yet. I would love to pick that up if you have.

Hello Ryan, I recently purchased your waste board file. I think it's the best one that I have seen online. I have downloaded it to my computer dropped it to the flash drive inserted the flash drive into the 1F controller. When l go to open the file I get a message "localhost says: Unsupported file type: svg". I'm not sure where I am going wrong here? I'm hoping you or someone could help me out.

Hi, I downloaded the spoilboard files today. Did you use a 1/8 inch upcut end mill and how did you mount the spoilboard while milling the holes. Specifically the 3/4 inch holes, how did you cut them and contain the waste?

In reference to the smaller spoil board that screws down…. Do you have to keep surfacing that each time you use it? Like you pull it off put it back on, is it still flat each time?

Badass

Are the dog holes 96mm apart, horizontally and vertically like on a Festool MFT? Similarly are the holes 20mm?

Awesome setup. Will be buying it tonight. I'm really new at this and have a couple of questions. 1. How do you mount the slats to the table? 2. How thick of MDF did you use? 3. How did you cut the slats? 4. Were you able to get small sac boards added to files?

Does the design package contain all sizes of Onefinity? Elite Foreman?

Bought your files. I have carveco maker + if do the bitmap to vector ability what do you figure I will need to do to make the files work in that manner?

Interesting idea - could the holes instead be cut in the base board and put treaded inserts there? Then use MDF strips between the T tracks as the spoil board? That way you don't have to have 3 layers of MDF.

I have a custom 4ft x4ft CNC that I designed. What program are your file designed in? I would like to purchase but change it to meet my CNC. Thanks for sharing.

Noob question. Once CNC cuts parts (I assume out of a single piece) do you level beforehand? Is there any other instructions with files in would buy? Thanks!

I like this system. Now I need to find a way to mount my wood vertically so that I can cut dovetails. Any thought on how to incorporate a dovetailing feature into this design?

What diameter is you dog holes for Festool Dogs? My Festool dogs are .785"

Nice work!

I have the Onefinity Journeyman and just got my spoilboards cut which are 9” wide x 32” long. I have 5 of them and 4- 3/4" T-track which is 48”. It seems that your boards are less than 9” so my question will your file work with what I have?

So... I have a few questions. but first, I did purchase your system even though my 1F wont be here for another few weeks. I'm in the process of gathering all the parts and pieces. For anyone on the fence, the instructions are well done with access to file updates, and links to materials needed. But here are my questions. 1) What type of MDF are you using, the stuff I'm finding at my home center looks like garbage and I'm going to need to visit a different supplier. The problem is my local plywood distributer has 20+ different brands of MDF and each of them have 5 or 6 different grades of MDF from Super light weight to FR to moisture resistant etc., it has left me with a migraine... LOL So any advice on what grade you are using would be great. 2) Has anyone suggested ditching the 2nd smaller square spoil board and just ripping and cutting more of the long pieces that go between the t-track? Seams silly to cover up the t-track when you could still reference the long narrow pieces with the bench dogs and bolt it down to the bottom piece the same way you do the small square piece. It's the same idea you just don't have to worry about moving stuff around and flipping it. I'd like to just make another 6 of those long pieces and just not put in the threaded inserts. So I'd install the bottom ones, surface that bottom spoil board, then put other boards on top without the insert's, reference and bolt them down, then surface again. Same concept, just a lot less moving and flipping between jobs. Any draw backs you can think of to this idea since you've been using the system? Do you think the file for the long board would need to be modified at all since I wouldn't be using the insert? Thanks in Advance.

Wanted to check whether the listed threaded inserts in your PDF are anything special tolerance-wise? As Amazon is out of stock, and not sure if they are coming back. Was also curious if you have found that the threaded inserts are better than T-nuts? Thanks!

I love this system I have the i2r8 and would like to use your system for my machine is it possible to adapt the file to work with my machine?

I will like to get for a newcarve I just got. How can I cut that on my cnc, if usually the spoilerboard is larger than the work area. Will you have one for a cnc4newbie newcarve?

I’m getting the x carve pro 4x4 in May, any chance of having files for that??

Will this work on a Shark HD4?

How did you plan on holding down the spoil board ? I did not see any holes in the design for this function. Did you have a process of installation in mind for setting up the corner bracket and setting in the spoil boards? I have a Shapeoko 3 I plan on making this on while I wait for my Onefinity to arrive in April. I just bought your plans and am in the process of working on tool paths and buying parts recommended in PDF at this point.

Looking at your Oops Clamps, did you modify them? Mine have the sliding bushing flipped compared to yours, where the wide section is on the same side as the recess of the clamp portion (where you can see the two metal dowels poking through). Mine look like they do on the Onefinity store, so just assumed you pulled your apart and flipped that piece.

Your etsy listing doesn't list what software the files are for. Can you help me out with that question? Thanks

Love this idea!! My onefinity is on its way due first week of april (saw FB post) Assume you cut the mdf slats on a table saw first to size. 33' Length? Widths? 1) Are your t tracks a true 3/4 width? 2) What threaded inserts (TPI and length)did you use. I have brass fine threaded ones in 1/2" (1/4-20 interior threads), but not sure if they are good for mdf? 3)How to you make this system/grid actual grid system? Looks like you would first mount the uncut slats slats and t tracks into table base first after lining up with the machine cutting area, countersink and screw slats to table, surface, then run the cutting program for the dogs/threaded insert holes, then thread the inserts into the base from top, then? Like the idea of a top spoilboard as well (maybe could use 1/2" as there are no inserts to screw in?)

That is a nice setup. take this with a grain of salt. I know im a cheap ARS. 5$ i would have bought, 10$ i would have to think about it, 15$ i got to walk away. only thing i dont like about it is how high it will place your material and the price.

That's a pretty cool set up, but how do you align them perfectly to the machine? If they end up ever so slightly crooked, everything will be crooked.

Helllo Ryan, I bought your designs,, But I think I downloaded the files for Shapeoko, and I have the OneFinity Does it Matter ???

Which benchdogs are u using?

But im using wood dowels instead of aluminum

nice video, are you going to make more content?

I really like your design - lots of thought put into it obviously. I would just question the usefulness of the dog holes. With 3/4" MDF, you are never going to be able to insert a dog far enough to be useful. You want the flat part of the dog to rest against the material, not the round part. Aside from that, it is great!

What size are the threaded inserts?

who idiot want waste money buy clamp system files, normal men can draw same simple at home easy. not big job, i just yesteday drawing whit Vcarve same spoilboard and clamp system, easy small job draw all parts, spoilboard have in my cnc now today and clamps i made tomorrow maybe, same system about. yotube have many many video many different similar clamp system and spoilboards, and many tutorial how draw all parts whit Vcarve or other software, simple easy job.