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I'm almost finishing my CNC Router .. I would love to make things like this is very nice .. What I do not understand is that to make a product like this, it must take a good time ... will be what I would give to make in small scales and have a good price… How many would be produced per month for example

Amazing workmanship, what tapered bit are you using ?

Looks great!

very good Sean Ireland

I also made a cnc machine myself and it works quite well especially for engraving patterns. Your product can be applied very well in practice.

Love the inlay work. Looks really good.

Is that the F1 Laser?

Looks really nice but the only problem is as a 30 year woodworker I've never been able to glue straight grain wood on end grain it doesn't work wood has to move there's no way around it so your maple end grain cap will break loose it's just a matter of time..

I love how the sealant looks like jizz on a trojoan logo

Now, if you're going to go to the trouble to make a nice cribbage board...THAT'S how you do it. Been looking all day for a cribbage board build video that was special, and this was very special. Very nice work sir!

Beautiful work. Where did you get the file from?

Please don't go through all of this wood work to not make it custom, it makes me sad. 😞

It appears to me that end-grain (male part, especially) is easier to machine when it's end-grain. These sharp and thin cliffs do not break off, and cut cleaner. Is that correct?

Curious where the 2D art came from. Did you hire someone, downloaded it from somewhere, or did you make it yourself?

2:22 the V-Carve is done before the endmill clearing pass. Is that intentional?

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Sorry for another ‘comment’ but what laser are you using for the embossing? Thanks

These are awesome! Can I order some?

Nice work. Liked and sub'd.

❤❤❤ что за дерево в видео вы смотрели после рейсмуса

Muy bonito

Hello! Great work. The link for the bit goes to a 4.69 Deg bit, not a 5.15 degree bit. Is this just a typo or am I looking at the wrong thing? Thanks very much!

Great work would you be willing to share your inlay settings?

it's amazing, with the CNC you are actually a manufacturer. a high end manufacturer! May I ask, if you had 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the afternoon, how many of those do you think you could make a day?

great work What wattage is your Fiber?

what size is your CNC? Maaaaannnnn, That wood really soaked up that oil

WOW!!!!! How did you know where to drill to fill that crack? Subbed Please do more on the CNC I am getting mine in a week and need to learn more Regards, Rick

Great work! Thanks… Been trying to come up with an idea for my nephew who is on the UT football staff, and he was just promoted. Wont be your exact project but definitely inspired me.. thank you!

Work of art. And the precision and ingenuity to fix the cracks. Next level.

Impressive!

The precision involved with fixing the cracks can not be overstated. As a fellow CNC'er, I know how difficult that can be. Bravo!

Love how you showed the solution to the cracks.

Never thought of using a shoulder vise hardware like that! Thanks for the inspiration. I might just have to go pick one up and go that route! Have you noticed any issues on larger glue ups as far as even pressure to the outer edges, since it is only a single main point of pressure from the rod. Maybe it evens out with the applied plywood substrate. Nice work!

Super impressive!

Real time, how long did you take it?

I just notice when you remove the positive portion after the glue you go to full depth and just use a small step over. Have you found this to be better than having a large step over but with smaller, incremental pass depth? Just getting my feet wet in end grain inlay and the first one I did was great but I did notice a couple of small parts where the wood lifted a bit and left a void. Small enough that it's hard to tell unless you really looked close but they were still there

Niiiiice!! 😀

Beautiful piece! What are your thoughts on the end-grain glue up as far as strength at that joint? Cheers, Bill

WOW! Stunning!

This is so cool! I have a cnc machine with an 1/8" bit. I was struggling to figure out what I could make. So this is great!

Hello there, amazing work! I'm on the path of figuring this out myself. My numbers are exactly the same as yours. When I use a vbit (20 or 45 degree) everything lines up right and the glue gap is exactly 1mm as it should be. However, when using a tapered ballnose like you do in your other video the plug doesn't go down nearly far enough. I suspect it has something to do with how I you enter the tapered bit into the vcarve database. I have the same Jerray bit you do. Do you have any insight into what I might be doing wrong or can you share how you entered the bit into the toolbase? Thanks!

How do you clamp the pieces?

Супер. Превосходная работа 👍

nice job

Looks fabulous I will be glad when I can do this on my machine.

Hi Great work, What laser machine did you use on this one?

Nice, let's see Paul Allen's card.

'Promo SM' 💦

Cool

Should have used NFO wings!