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ShawMade
United States
Приєднався 15 січ 2020
Welcome to the next big thing! I do fun projects for my kids and around the house and garage. If you find the content entertaining and useful, I hope you will come back for more in the future.
Making a Bookcase Shaped like a Rocket
I told you everything you need to know about this in the title
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Відео
Dont waste money buying dowels. I have a better way!
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Want a wood lathe but don't have the room for it? Have I got a solution for you! Watch as I show the process of turning my trim router into a wood lathe and then build it for yourself! Here is a Link to my etsy store to buy the helper tower from the video sponsor 😁 shawmadedesigns.etsy.com/listing/1598994898/childrens-helper-tower-for-child Here is the Link to my etsy store to buy the 3D files ...
Did I just completely waste $55,000?!?
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I bought a CNC router from Camaster and it has been a pretty challenging experience getting it up and running. I'm not sure if it was a mistake to buy from Camaster or not, only time will tell I suppose. What do you think?
Plywood Cart Thing
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Here is a project that I am SUPER proud of! Its simple. Its useful. Its ugly. Its content. Enjoy the build.
The problem with Dyson vacuums...
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Dyson makes some of the best vacuums around and their company is known for engineering excellence. But in this case, they missed the mark, big time. Watch this quick little video about how I help Dyson fix the biggest problem they have with their cordless vacuums. Here is a link to buy the trigger lock for yourself. shawmadedesigns.etsy.com/listing/1551876567/dyson-trigger-lock?Copy&ListingMana...
Industrial style Cabinets for the Garage // Part 2
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This is the second video in a series about making some cabinets that for my garage that dont look like kitchen cabinets. In this episode I do a little more TIG welding and then I move on to building and installing drawer boxes using a really great method that makes a strong drawer box. Here are some affiliate links to the tools and supplies I use in the video. If you want to support the channel...
Idustrial style Cabinets for the Garage // Part 1
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Idustrial style Cabinets for the Garage // Part 1
Insulating a garage door better than the pros!
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Insulating a garage door better than the pros!
Above fridge cabinet upgrade // Maximizing kitchen storage
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Above fridge cabinet upgrade // Maximizing kitchen storage
Nice job, where you get the clips? I will do I in my garage doors too.
Thanks! I designed and made them. I sell them on etsy. There is a link in the description.
"tap tap tap, bang bang bang..." "tap tap tap, bang bang bang..." I miss those friday nights....
Not to sound naive: what is this product? The plastic board. Also what is the practical application?
The board is a polyurethane tooling board. You can search "raku tool wb-1223" for full details. It is designed to be used for foundry tooling, among other things. I am using it to make a pattern for an iron foundry. Its tough stuff. The pattern I am cutting is going to be 34" diameter and the material is only 24" wide, so I need to glue up some 34" wide panels to make the final product.
@ShawMade366 alrighty! Cool! Thank you for the info! I'm a builder so I wasn't sure if it was some new building product or not lol
Great kids' bookcase, or maybe for the kid in all of us! I think you should make more videos, they are always entertaining, Thanks!
Thank you! Will do!
Cool bookcase
Somewhat positive comment
absolutely agree!
Negative comment #3
Thats not right at all.
Negative comment #2
I can see your point.
Negative comment #1
I completely disagree.
It has nothing to do with the company it has to do with the young people today. We’ll just put it together and try it. We’ll deal with the consequences when it don’t work. I’ve seen this on multiple occasions at multiple businesses dude these are the young people because they have no fear of authority.
Those lying bastards..
You need a good minarel cast milling machine for good accuracy. If you're buying a cnc router to make parts with low tolerance, then you're an idiot
You don’t know what kerf is do you?
I do. What are you driving at?
BARS BRO
Reshim the ball screw guides to take out some of the x-axis play. Make sure the gantry is square too. After that run a calibration. Not the standard start up homing calibration but an x/y travel calibration. On a flow water jet cnc we called it an ovality test because it just makes a giant circle. We had issues holding .01 tolerance on a part. With everything I just said we we able to hold .0005 way tighter than what the manufacturer said we could hold on it.
Thanks for the great input. My x and y axis are both rack and pinion. Any tips there? I knew better than to purchase a machine with rack and pinion drives, but SCAMaster was just so confident that they had the tolerances that i needed that I decided to go for it, against my gut.
@@ShawMade366 if there is a way to adjust the pinion position make sure it is firmly pressing into the rack and not cocked. The more engagement, the less backlash, and better tolerance.
Thanks for the input! I will add it to my list of things to try!
That's what you get for buying from a company that deals in imperial units
I must admit, 1/32 of a millimeter would be much preferable!
Yet you still bought it.....
To my regret, yes, they fooled me. Hopefully I can keep them from fooling others.
Best I've seen on any machine is .005
Well, then you need to keep looking. We’ve got several in the shop that will go down to a tenth repeatably. I’m going to assume you’re unaware so that that means .0001”
I'd be willing to bet either you have a bind somewhere in the travel and are losing steps, or there is backlash that isn't being accounted for. 1/32 accuracy is horrible even for a hobby level machine.
Yeah, im hoping i can get it tuned down to something more reasonable. The obstacle is SCAMaster keeps all the machine parameters under password, literally, so I dont have access to what i need to be able to get things better. They only answer emails about once a week and I have never one time had them answer the phone when I call. Im sure i will get it sorted…eventually. Thanks for the comment!
Oh my god thats horrible! GOOD TO KNOW!
You have to Test the emergency funktions before first Installation
Love of God man JUST BUY THE DOWEL
What if i want it to be .02” over 1/2” and made out of walnut?
@@ShawMade366 dont they make mini lathes designed for this and other things, that are about the same price and more ummm safe?
@@arcadianmystic This is perfectly safe and no way any lathe worth its salt is going to be the same price. Also, lathes are not very safe in the first place so talking about safety is wild.
@@CatfishMan131 ok and you JUST HAD to say it in a way that attempts to belittle me.. it was a QUESTION, not a statement.. insted of immediately jumping up to bash some one why not try and read what is written. and this is also an observation/question- but it does seem unsafe to spin that block, i mean what if it snags on a knot or you tilt it a little to far to the left/right and kinda lock/jam it in place wouldnt that drill motor that is hand pretty much break your wrists, fingers, or arm? that is why i asked if there was a mini lathe as it seems much safer than this contraption... also even the title says safe..ish. which implies could be unsafe...
Lathes would be way more expensive anyway
I recently did this and checked your etsy page for the stl file. I'd love to use this for my project, is it available for purchase?
Great, send me a message on etsy and we can work it out over there.
It’s not that hard to get
You know there's guy in china that can look into things
I think there's something wrong with your machine. We run a few camaster machines for our production, and one of the more precise things we do, is one of our products requires fitting magnets and hinges. These are small enough magnets and hinges that about 2 thou makes a big difference for fitment with the magnets, and around 4 thou with the hinges. We consistently see +/-1 thou on X and Y axis, often less depending on the toolpath. There's a little bit less consistency with the Z axis on all the machines, but it's under the repeatability of our double sided planer, which is around 6-8 thou, so it doesn't really matter to us.
I appreciate the comment! I agree, i think there is definitely something wrong with my machine. CAMaster can’t seem to get it sorted out.
I mean it's not like shopsabre is going to be any faster. If you bought a camaster because they quoted you a shorter lead than say shopsabre did, that sucks. In the end though, you either need the equipment and you'll sit in line with someone or you don't need it.
Loving these #SCAMaster shorts!
I mean it’s kind of rare for large companies to actually listen to customer criticism. If giving them a couple ideas on failure points or design flaws fixes your problem then I’d say that’s a win. Obviously they should find someway to compensate for sending a faulty machine, but I’d be happy that they actually care about customer input.
Lol!!!! That was great
Thats a cool idea!!!
If you a engineer you should be able to build your own CNC more less fix it!
Fuck your specs. What does it actually hold?
It was worth a shot boys
Tell them your consultation will cost $200k and a refund on the faulty product they sold you
What was the weight difference?
About 30 pounds.
@@ShawMade366 Did you have to make any adjustments with the spring for that?
I did. I replaced the one spring, with two springs. My old spring was already undersized for my door, so I dont know if i would have needed to if it had been appropriately sized.
You weighed the uninsulated door…did I miss the weighing of the newly insulated door? What was it?
I didn’t weigh it all together before i put the springs on. Not sure why! I did weigh the foam though and it was just under 30 lbs
Dallin, did you get a utility patent for these
Not yet. Im terrible about that kind of thing. 😁
it looks great, good job!
Thanks!
The most obvious improvement i would like to see is something that holds the drill steady and allows you to concentrate on a constant feed rate for the dowel. Something like a track or rails. Of course with a second drill, you could automate the feed by turning a long threaded rod. Great project! I love 3D printers! All the best, Rob in Switzerland
Great suggestion. Id like some out feed support as well. Thanks for the comment!
It seems to me you are just enjoying coming up with devices and jigs ! Pretty cool stuff, I hope you can eventually sell your ideas for big money to the big guys, so register the thing asap..
😁 that would be great!
are you thinking of selling this as a complete product for people who dont have a 3d printer?
I have thought about it, but I’m just not sure I want to do that just yet!
the sidewards mechanism is over complicated it should be a swivel joint that gets clamped shut. my my being a critic is easy and fun. it is a cool thing you made.
I admire the amount of "face the danger!" going on here! 😁
Love your videos. Fast tracking through the process is super efficient and you’ve explained everything very well. Simple tools, well-thought out processes. AND NO MUSIC BEST OF ALL. Looks like you are having a lot of fun. Congrats on the great video!
Glad you like them!
Great work on the design. But you could do the same thing a lot easier with a roundover bit and just round over all four sides of the square dowel. A little sandpaper and a drill and you can size it to fit just right.
Not very often I see a fellow woodworker using solidworks. Nice design iteration. I might have to make of of those in the future!
Thanks! 👍
Great design AND entertaining! Well done! 🎉
Thank you! Cheers!
Excellent! But a quick trip to the hardware store could have reaped you a circular dowel ;-)
Good point!
But of course it would not have been as FUN!
Made me laugh ! Thanks and keep up your good work :)
Glad you enjoyed!
Didn't you turn your drill into the lathe?
I'm thinking that turning your drill into a lathe has be independently invented many times. It's my go to technique when I have slightly oversized dowels. But in my whole life I don't think I ever designed/invented/built anything as nice as this guy's gadget.