Where did you get the dustboot? Looking for that for a while now, thanks in advance

Might be a dumb question but do you cut outside the line on the line or inside the line?

Thanks. This is really helpful. Do you keep the same depths for all V-Bit angles? 45, 60, 90, etc? Also, I would like to learn more about how these numbers were determined. Any discussion boards or math that I can review?

great job brother awesome work thank you

Why not cut your dowel 3/8ths longer so you have half of the thickness of your cap on the centering dowel? Also if you're aiming for assembly speed it might be worth the extra effort to make a jig to add an extra dowel to each block half an inch away from the centering dowel to prevent the peices from twisting out of square with one another

How much do those run. $?

I thought that was a glass drill bit at the beginning. I must be tripping but now i'm also very curious.

I mean… you could use an edge finder instead of a drill bit

When will the files be available on cncwithme? Will they be with the other tool path tutorials?

Nice

Good job, Vernon. I am waiting for the files to hit CNC with me.

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Would love to watch a tutorial on programming in Carveco maker. I have a Journeyman and I’m new to CNC.

Nice vid, quick question. How deep did that 90d carve? I’m thinking about doing something like this but on a cutting board and I assume this job is really more for a laser.

Can pvc be used for mold

Amazing project, can you share what was your machining time?

West and East swapped

Nice video 👍

Diggin the shirt! Uncle Si is awesome!!

West is on wrong side

I won't be lectured on safety by someone who won't use a crown guard and a push stick

How could it have possibly made the piece look nicer?? You fucked up on a compass.

At first I fought the video was flipped but the letter on the cnc machine look normal, Your West is on the wrong side.

Lisa’s right….you have no sense of direction!!

That's freaking hilarious

Need to swap the east and west symbols

Head East

Well, the far east is west of us and western Europe is east, so you're good

You bought makita? Ik im starting a war but i feel sassy today

Did you mount it on the ceiling?

West is opposite side.

Oooh I thought you said Weast...

East & west swapped

Looks like u put w were the e should have been

This was fantastic! Do you know if the software can create an offset on the bottom for something like Blum concealed drawer slides? If not, how would you suggest accounting for that in Carveco? Would that require a major redesign? Thanks!

will this also work using vcarve pro?

Quick way to join the nubb club 😮

Don’t blame you that’s how my grandfather lost a finger

smart man spend the extra ten seconds to keep your fingers

That’s a smart move.

Inside dimensions are important if you're making a box to fit something specific.

T slots are used for slides. Something you and I would never use most likely, but the t part slides in the groove and the straight edge side sticks out and has a bearing to ride on.

I am unable to download Maker Case why

This is awesome. I had no idea about this site, man I'm so thankful you shared this!

I bought one, it is ok. I took the spring off as it cants the chuck/drill bit towards the shaft with the spring as there is a bit of slop in the sleeves that ride up and down the shafts. I removed the two hard plastic sleaves from the chuck carrier and replaced them with a piece of ultra slippery Teflon PTFE 1/16" thick sheet (McMaster Carr part# 8545K13) that I rolled into a cylinder. To cut the strip uses the full height of the hard plastic insert to measure for the width of the strip and marked a line with a sharpie. Cut the strip off with sharp scissors. Then roll the end of the strip around one of the steel shafts(PTFE is soft) and mark the approximate length needed to make a complete cylinder, you will have to trim off tiny amounts of the length to get it to fit perfectly into the holes in the drill chuck carriage(it should be a tight fit), push the piece of PTFE all the way to the bottom, I needed to use the edge of a 3/8" dowel to to get the PTFE piece to bottom out. There is no need to reinstall the two screw they are not necessary as the Teflon fit it tight. All the slop is gone. Reassemble the drill guide and put a thin film of gun oil, 3 in 1 oil, synthetic motor oil, or the like on the steel shafts, it will be silky smooth and it will be an excellent tool. I would recommend mounting it to a 8" or 10" square base for stability. This is a light duty, hobbyist tool, do not expect to be drilling holes for pegging mortice and tenon joints in huge timbers.

Great video Thanks for sharing

Great Video that I knew absolutely nothing about that website & I have wasted so much time & money on trying to get those finger joints to come out perfectly whenever I want to switch material thicknesses. Man I just wish it would do the lids, but truthfully the lids won’t be the problem anyways cause after I glue the box up I just take my trusty calipers & measure!! 📏 None the less I greatly appreciate you sharing & showing the info in this video! God I’m already itching for it to be mornings time so I can fire up my computer & CNC & give this a try! I won’t be sleeping well tonight!! Just Greatness!! 👍 💯 🎯

Awesome video Brother! I have got to try this with the Altmill! Great tip on bridge placement!!

Wow neat! Thanks

Just made a box yesterday with maker case. How did you know that the bit diameter was the actual radius of the bit? It says , I think to put in the bit diameter......