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Thanks so much for the suggestion! When we designed the flippers, we aimed to keep them as close to the original as possible. You're absolutely right-using proper flipper rubbers from a pinball supplier would really enhance the experience. We'll definitely keep that in mind for future updates!

That’s a great point, and I can see where you’re coming from. If we were making a batch of these boxes, your method would definitely make sense. However, for prototype work, doing the chamfers by hand is often quicker - there’s no need to swap tools mid-operation or set up for double-sided machining on some parts. That said, you bring up a valid consideration for streamlining the process in a production run.

That's true - just gave our spin on already existing solutions. Glad you like the result!

Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed the project! Thank you for the advice on the screwdriver bits. You're absolutely right - I should have matched the correct bit for each screw. I usually stick with Torx screws because they’re easier to work with and help avoid these mismatches, but I’ll definitely keep your tip in mind for future builds.

You're absolutely right - we’ve been skipping the support tabs for a while now! Thanks again for that earlier suggestion; it’s been a real time-saver for us!

It took some time to figure out the clutch thing on the drill. 😅 And I’m with you on the blind joints - they really elevate the final look.

@@Aribabox ​ Next step for you would be to learn difference between PH (Philips) and PZ (Pozidriv) screw heads and different sizes, so you would not strip/damage screw heads by using incorrect drive bit ;)

@@janis_kalnins Can't fix all the bad habits at once! 😅 Will work on that in the next projects.

Thank you!

Thank you so much for your kind words and for watching our content! We actually use Fusion 360 for most of our design work, including CAM tasks. If you'd like to see more about our workflow and how we design joinery, check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/tszCSq66Nx4/v-deo.html. Feel free to ask if you have more questions - we’re happy to help!

Genius might be a bit much, but I’ll happily take the compliment! 😅 Thank you for watching and supporting the project!

Thank you for sharing that! It's so cool to hear about those older wooden toolboxes-such a classic design. Funny enough, we actually took inspiration from my family's sewing equipment boxes for this joinery style. We wanted to see how well the concept would work for woodworking and CNC projects, and it’s been so fun to explore!

Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement! Wishing you an equally creative and successful 2025!

Thank you! Glad you enjoy the project!

😂 Exactly! Sometimes screws just win - quick, clean, and no gluey mess to deal with.

Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Stackable toolbox sounds like a great future project! Thank you for the suggestion!

Sanding? What's that? CNC life has spoiled us. 😂

Sure, we offer the balance board project files on our website - aribabox.com I think there are eight different maze panels included.

Thank you!

Thanks for sharing your experience! After our test glue-up, we came to a similar conclusion - a cool concept, but not the most practical for every situation. Maybe if we were gluing multiple same-size frames, it would shine. Corner clamps definitely win for versatility!

Thanks for your question! We can adjust the bed frame files to fit a Canadian queen-size mattress. Just send us an email with your order number and desired dimensions, and we’ll provide updated DXF files. You can reach us at contact@aribabox.com.

Thank you very much!

Thank you for watching! Wishing you a Happy and Creative 2025 as well!

Thank you!

Thank you so much, Viesturs, for watching and for your continuous support! It really means a lot. I'll do my best to keep the creativity flowing!

Thank you! More projects are coming soon!

Gracias! Feliz año nuevo para ti también! Y felicidades por su nuevo CNC! 🎉

I never aimed for a title like that, but I’m honored to accept it! 😅 Thank you so much - it means a lot! 🙌

Thank you so much for the kind words and well wishes! Here's to more exciting projects in the New Year!

Thank you so much for the kind words and support! It means a lot to hear we're one of your favorite channels. 🎉 We've got some fun projects in the works, so stay tuned - more creativity and experiments are definitely on the way!

Thank you for your support and watching our videos!

@Aribabox Dealing with a CNC router and all its pros and cons… tooling, cut paths, depths, single vs. many flutes, etc.… We speak the same language.

Thanks so much for subscribing! Welcome to the channel!

Thank you! Glad you like it. 🙂

Thank you for the suggestion! Adding a layer of paint would definitely liven up the project.

Thanks for the tip! The saw did pick up some of the smaller pieces, but not with enough force to throw them around. I think not pushing the workpiece against the stopper too hard worked in my favor this time. I'll definitely look into creating a small jig or a handy holder stick to secure smaller parts in place for future projects. Appreciate the suggestion!

Thank you! 😊

Thank you! It definitely was a lot of work, but I'm really happy with how it turned out in the end!

Рад, что видео вас заинтересовало до самого конца. 😊 Спасибо за просмотр!

We use the Onefinity Journeyman CNC, which was the largest model available when we purchased it. For making kitchen cabinets, though, I’d recommend considering the newer 4x4 ft machines. Their larger cutting area will simplify and speed up your workflow, especially for big projects like cabinets. You’ll experience fewer material-loading interruptions and won’t need as many separate NC codes for larger cuts. As for attachments, here are my recommendations: 1. XYZ Probe: A must-have for easier and more accurate tool calibration. 2. Dust Boot: Essential for keeping your workspace clean and prolonging your CNC’s life. 3. Vacuum Table (Optional): Great for holding down larger parts during cutting, though not essential. 4. Automatic Tool Changer (Optional): Handy if you plan on making complex cuts that require multiple tools. One thing I wouldn’t recommend is the Joypad. I bought one, but honestly, I’ve only used it twice-once just to show it off to a visitor! 😅 I hope this helps, and best of luck diving into CNC woodworking and making your kitchen cabinets! Feel free to ask if you have more questions.

We used Fusion 360 for this project! It was great for both the design development and preparing the parts for the CNC operations.

Thank you for the kind words! Most of our designs can be made on even basic desktop CNC machines. Of course, using more advanced machines can make the process faster and more efficient. If you’re looking for a recommendation, we’ve been using a Onefinity CNC machine for over two years now and have had a great experience with it - reliable performance and excellent value for the price.

@@Aribabox Thank you.