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Splinter Fingers Woodworking
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updated memorial cross assembly video
in this video I will be walking you guys through how the newer crosses are assembled and how they will be shipped if anyone is interested in ordering that cross template or design plans for carbide create comment or message me on my Facebook or email me at splinterfingerswoodworking@gmail.com and I will get you lined out
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how to make your own CNC memorial cross
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in this video show how to make your own CNC memorial cross from pressure treated 1 by 6 lumber from Lowe's they are affordable to make a great seller and look great on your loved ones Graves! if anyone is interested in ordering these crosses or would like to have a set of MDF templates or is interested in the CNC files send me an email at splinterfingerswoodworking@gmail.com or message me on Fa...
Free Laser Software Tutorial
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in this video I will be walking you through how to use a combination of inkscape and Laser grbl to operate your sainsmart jinsoku LE-1620 both softwares are completely free and have a lot of useful features links for both are below as well as where to get your LE-1620 and my social media accounts thanks for watching social media accounts: linktr.ee/SplinterFingersWoodworking LE-1620: www.sainsm...
Making money with a cnc episode 2
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in this video I will be explaining everything that has went on concerning the CNC since episode one, such as new Partnerships new developments in Etsy and consignment as well as showing the new products I have made since the last video making money with a cnc episode 1 ua-cam.com/video/aRABZqMy0kU/v-deo.html where to buy your shapeoko 4 XXL shop.carbide3d.com/products/shapeoko4?variant=33051555...
jinsoku LE-1620 unboxing and review
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in this video I will be unboxing and assembling the jinsoku le-1620 laser by sainsmart as well as doing some tests with it and giving you my first thoughts👍 my social media accounts linktr.ee/SplinterFingersWoodworking get yours here= www.sainsmart.com/products/genmitsu-jinsoku-le-1620-portable-single-arm-laser-engraver #laser #laserengraving #laserengraved #sainssmart #pewpew #smallbusiness #l...
Making money with a CNC Episode 1
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in this video I walked through my first few months of owning a CNC the products that I have made and explain this video series is going to be about my social media accounts linktr.ee/SplinterFingersWoodworking where to buy a shapeoko 4 shop.carbide3d.com/products/shapeoko4?variant=33051555987517 link to how to make a cross by hand ua-cam.com/play/PL4B21TeRsBYQoLTRxf05gdSKViTZuF-AE.html #carbide...
Review on the Milescraft Sign Pro
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in this video I walk through how to use the Sign Pro from Milescraft to make a cedar holiday sign. if you like videos like this leave me a comment below and be sure to like and subscribe thanks for watching
Doing bowtie inlays the Milescraft way versus by hand
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in this video I will walk you through how to do bow tie inlays with the design inlay kit from Milescraft and how to do them by hand
Milescraft unboxing video
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in this video I unbox the Milescraft Sign Pro and design inlay kit and also talk about upcoming videos using these products also give a brief overview of some of the other Milescraft products that I own black Sharon subscribe and follow me on Instagram and Facebook at Splinter fingers woodworking #signpro #designinlaykit #woodworking #signmaking #woodworkingcommunity #wooddesign #milescraft #mi...
How To Hand Router A Wood Sign
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In this video I'll walk you through how I hand router wood signs. Be sure to follow me on Facebook: splinterfingerswoodworking/ Instagram: splinter_fingers_woodworking?igshid=oz6v482l33jw
how to assemble memorial crosses
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this video is to show how to assemble memorial crosses to help customers when shipping is required
that was fast but the easiest way to remove that paper is a heat gun.
How would you rate that 9 inch band saw???
Inkscape is definitely a good program, got to get better with it rather than using as a file converter after using CAD.
I love Xscape I use it for my lasers as well as for my CNC I find a lot of times it's easier to create my initial SVG on inkscape for carbide create for my CNC machine
Lightburn now are offering a 30 day test install ... after that period you would need a license key.
I do everything in Lightburn tho. I love the free apps and LaserGRBL has amazing scripts for image conversions, but lightburn is worth the money.
Why u stop posting content?
Honest truth I get busy with orders and I don't take time to film LOL I want to do more but most time just don't have the time I'm hoping to post more in the future though
Great Tutorial. Thank you! As a beginner I need more of this kind of detailed information.
You're very welcome! Glad I could help!
So a like and subscribe
Thank you. You steered me in the right direction.
Your welcome glad I could help
Great tutorial! Do you know what I would be doing wrong that an SVG file from Inkscape won’t open in LaserGRBL? I’m trying to cut some thin basswood but the file won’t open. Thanks.
I've honestly never had any luck with opening a SVG on laser grbl and getting it to work properly I would try the same method as I did on the video export a PNG and set to cut on the laser software
Good job thx for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Thx for sharing enjoyed it
Glad you enjoyed it
Thanks for the content. Seems as if that'll be a popular item... I'm from south central Ky.
Awesome thanks for checking it out Hope it does well for you if you try to make any
Thanks alot ! This was so helpful!
Glad it helped!
is there free program to create your own designs if so what are they
As far as creating your own images I use inkscape but you have to start with a stock image that is like a vector or SVG similar to a child's coloring book with just a simple black and white images
As far as starting from scratch like drawing your own I have not ever been able to find one but I've seen a lot of other creators especially on tick tock using a drawing app on their iPad
but, how to calibration laser grbl?
They have a lot of popular lasers listed to choose from when setting it up as well as some more in depth videos here on UA-cam and their website has a lot of info as well
the problem with inkscape is that it cant do grayscale, when i used my lightburn trial my machine would do grayscale engraving, but when i tried to put a color image to inkscape i lose a lot of detail and it sucks
I normally don't do photos but their is a grayscale option in the trace bitmap tab
@@splinterfingerswoodworking8995 <eah but it still removes a lot of parts for some reason
Any sunglasses can work or not... my machine atomstack a5 pro... moving but the laser doesn't cut or engraving only blue light
You may need to adjust the power settings on the laser grbl app you have the ability to adjust it on the second pop-up when you first upload your image
I was hoping you could help me with the Inkscape text. I cannot see what I am typing. I don’t know what I did wrong….
You may have the fill color not set to black
Thank you so much! You took this transition from Inkscape to Lasergrbl so much easier than other videos I had already viewed. I appreciate it!
Happy I could help
LaserGRBL seems to be locked on front/left as home. You figure out how to make center default home? I can center per project, but I want the laser to begin, as default, on my workspace center.
No sorry the only way is to do per project
If you have the original buttons, there is a globe icon. place your laser to where you want to be the start point or home, and click on the globe
@@splinterfingerswoodworking8995 I assume if clever enough with Gcode it could be written in, but a lass, I'm not that clever..
@@TONYNELSON I thought I tried that and it started back at the front/left again.. I'll try again!
@@BywaysnoHighways the front left to my understanding has to be the homing spot because that's where the homing switches originate from but if you are working on a project you can use the globe to set your home wherever you're wanting it at just use the little arrow keys to position your laser at the spot you are wanting do not move it by hand and it will make the spot you have it it's point of origin
Thanks, I was just looking for what the router is use for 😆😃😅😃
I use the Ridgid trim router a little tip around Black Friday to Christmas normally they have a sale where it is sold in a combo pack that includes a sheet sander the little sheet sander is a good finish sander and you're basically getting it for free I purchased a Miles Craft trim router base plate it has a much larger base and handles which helps you with control while routering signs You can pick them up at Lowe's or on Miles Crafts website for around $20 the router combo kit was around $100 a few years ago when I got mine
Well the laser gerbil software work with any laser engraver especially ones that are for Engraving leather and will it use jpeg
As far as I know I will work with most diode lasers and it will work with jpeg png or svg as far as I know
Which one is free for the Mac OS version ?
As far as I know both inkscape and laser grbl are free for Mac and windows but I was using them on windows Mac maybe different in some ways I'm not sure
hello kindly I bought a sculpfun s10 and I'm using lasergrbl without problems but I don't know how to do something by chance a wooden keychain with the engraving and the final cut of the piece with the appropriate hole to put the iron circle as it is done thanks settings
As far as cut settings I do not have any experience I've only use this for doing engravings as far as for engravings I have found best way to get it zeroed in perfect is to have a few test pieces and just engrave a small spot and and adjust as needed mine is a 5.5 Watt and I keep it set on 100% and only adjust the speed on laser gerbil like for pine I found that 1,000 works best but with something like cedar or poplar I actually go up to 2000 something harder like oak or walnut 1,000 to 1500 seems to do the best so far the plywood that I have used has worked good from 1,500 to 2,000
@@splinterfingerswoodworking8995 grazie
Nice work man, it turned out great. I noticed in the final pictures you stained it, and then painted the lighter colors. Are there any good tips to know about adding paint to stained wood, or vice versa? Any problems applying the stain with the black primer?
I recommend that you put down a coat of clear coat before starting your detail painting and if possible try not to stain where you will be detail painting. As far as staining over the black primer it doesn't hurt a thing it will actually help if you miss a small spot with the black primer it will help it blend in more
@@splinterfingerswoodworking8995 awesome thank you!
Good these but i wish they'd do another style Font
That would be awesome
Love the name of your channel.
Thank you
Very informative Michael CNC has my eye. You will make a lot of money at Christmas, I start selling in July. Valentines and Easter I haven't done so well. Great job and good luck
Thank you so much I hope it takes off for you soon!
Hey, how has this thing been working for you?
So far it's working out great I'm currently trying to design a base for it so that I can utilize the full work area with larger products easier but so far I've tested it on a variety of different wood types and it has done excellent on all the only problem I've had so far is it didn't want to burn on the pine I had but the problem is the Pine had too much moisture I'm still adjusting my settings for the pain that I use but on Cedar Poplar and plywood it done wonderful
Oh. We just got a laser etcher too. Fun!!!!!
Awesome what kind did you get? I'll have another video coming out soon about how to use inkscape and laser grbl programs so you don't have to pay for light burn
Nicely done,I've only tried once to route over the paper template..never again it just didn't work for me 🤣👍
Thanks something that I have learned over the years is it's best to start routing soon after sticking down the template seems like if you give it any amount of time the glue will start unsticking
@@splinterfingerswoodworking8995 if I'm using a scroll saw I will sometimes stick the pattern down,but I still prefer the good old carbon paper and trace method 😉
Awesome a scroll saw work is something that I think is awesome but I don't have the patience for lol
Good job! 👍
I appreciate that you said where you find the stakes because we’ve all been there, searching the whole store 😂 looks great!
Thank you