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Also, why brush polyurethane on the back of the hold?

Why use that looks like to me construction wood beams?

Looks like a CNC machine made your first climbing hold.

Can you share and details of your hold design process? What software? we have a cnc at the makerspace here and I'm keen to make some holds but would rather not start from scratch.

Nice video, just the music was a wee bit too loud, made it a bit hard to understand you :T

Will it cut steel is my question

I hate you, but I don't think I care enough to figure out why

Hopefully you’ve discovered woodworking double sided tape. It works great for this type of job. Can also use masking tape and CA glue.

Just rewatching this golden video as I attempt to dive into cutting aluminum on my MPCNC. I gotta say I'm disappointed you don't have any new cnc related videos lol Or better yet a way to chat/discuss cnc related projects on a discord of some sort. You should most certainly rectify that shortcoming ;) lol

Is it possible to get that 3D file or even NC-file for educational purpose? Thanks in advance, Arnold

Have you had any issues with the belt drive? I know i want a machine with linear rails but I can't decide if ball screw is worth the added cost. If all works out, I'd likely upgrade to a larger machine.

Mr. Conrad, thoroughly enjoyed your video. Awesome editing, music, mix of time-lapse and regular footage - superb! Good job in procuring your bandsaw and drill press. Don't let your wife see the video or future efforts in tool procurement might be hindered. Your enclosure is fantastic. I understand the builder's mind set of doing things right. The drawers were a nice touch, as well as the lighting. I'm new to CNC, having just purchased my Shapeoko Pro XL about seven weeks ago. Two successful projects completed so far. Thanks for posting. Good stuff. Oh, by the way, keep your fingers away from table saw blades. Dude! You almost gave me an attack of the heart. Peace - out!

LOL. Wearing a mask outside. The Propaganda was strong.

Conventional cut for roughing, climb cut for finish!

Contrary to popular belief, cussing does not make you a machinist!

Good job! What is the type of aluminium you used?

i’ll buy some from you

The only amount of work that was more than this enclosure build, was the video production and editing that went into this video. Don't let the low view/like counts discourage you. Producing videos at this quality vs what you get out of it, may not be worth your effort. But if you can maintain it and be patient, eventually the algorithms should work in your favor. Good luck in what ever you do and thanks for making this informative and entertaining video 🙂

Should’ve gone Onefinity. I have an X50 journeyman and the quality smokes the shapeoko

hindsight... cut the corner of the board and install a pressure gate, that way you can add wires at will while the gate will close the hole to keep the wires controlled.

Wow!!! You’re brilliant. Amen.

Wow! I just started your video and already you’ve explained things about the cnc I haven’t seen in other video tutorials! Thank you!

What do you feed your cow? I can never get a hairstyle that slick

Please… Lower the blade on your contractor saw so the blade tip is just above the material you’re cutting. Better cut and much, much less dangerous…

Those little Amana cutters are fine. I generally run them at 18,000 rmp

If that's the number 1 question you get, you need to delete your SHIFT+DELETE your Subs

Top notch Austin!

super cool dude

Awesome video, A quick question, where did you get your collet for the 3/8 bit? That would be such a time saver when I batch out my stuff.

THE ENCLOSURE DESIGN.

Such a clean professional job man! Looks great and I have no doubt your time invested was well worth it. I was curious to if you used paint or stain for the finish. I am looking to buy one and. could I get the design willing to pay for it. thank

Dude! Great to see you making videos again. Wishing you all the best bro!

Duuuuude, it's so pretty! Just super clean and beautifully stained. LOVE IT!!! You did such an amazing job.

Love it! By the way, the VFD spindle that carbide offers for the shapeoko is legit! I’d never go back to the trim router. Glad to see you’re still uploading videos

Looks like a fun project. Keep up the content! Happy Holidays!

Definitely try an airplane. Should get you even better

Please isolate your tools and equipment and find a professional to train you on how to use them before making any more videos. You are advertising dangerous work practices!

Great video !

Nice

Hey man! Only ran into you because i got a shapeoko snd was looking for a cnc enclosure lol. Good to see you back. What brand/where from did you get those lights?

I literally just check your channel again on Wednesday hoping to see you've been able to return to making videos, imagine my surprise when I noticed you dropped a new video yesterday!!! I'm looking forward to seeing what you are willing to share with us moving forward. I've found all your videos pretty helpful in learning new things. Especially when they are related to the CNC as I'm still a total noob with my MPCNC. Again I want to say WELCOME BACK!!!

Thanks for sharing the idea! I think I might try it in my garage as well. Do you have a link to the lights you used?

Awesome to see you back!

How much is it the xxl

Such a clean professional job man! Looks great and I have no doubt your time invested was well worth it. I was curious to if you used paint or stain for the finish. I like the black

You don't need coolent to cut aluminium, you need the right bits to cut dry. DLC or similar coated bits will give you this result.

Mistakes were made

about how much $$$ did you have into this build around teh tim eyou built it? looking do do a simlar build for my machine.

Hi Austin, where can I buy the screen touch? So that you are using carbide motion

Please keep pursuing this UA-cam thing. You have a natural personality for it and I really enjoy your CNC content. I just ordered one and would like to learn from your engineering mindset!