Anyone else watch these just because they're fascinating? I have no plans of getting a CNC machine. I don't want a Computer cart. I'm not even really that much of a DIYer. But i just love watching someone enjoying life, building something and explaining each step.
Thank you! Haha yes I did. The new shop echos really bad and there wasn't a good way to avoid that for the video, so I just voiced over it. Matches up pretty nicely though!
Wow excellent job sir . They said the rule of thumb if u using 1/4” D bit u can set the depth per pass double size the diameter . Is that right ? Also let’s say if u do it 1/2” depth how fast u can do the feed rate ? If u have a heavy duty cnc like urs ? Thank u
Thank you very much. Each bit is going to have its own feeds, speeds and depth of cut info. The compression bit I used can take a 1/2" depth of cut as it is designed for it, but the downcut or upcut bits were set at 1x diameter which is generally recommended for most of our bits. The compression bit was set at 120ipm feed rate. Hope that helps
You all probably dont care but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid lost my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
@Sean Misael i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
From the bottom of the cabinet to the bottom of the drawer slides, they are installed at 20.75”, 29.25” and 32.5”. Where the slides are installed really doesn’t matter too much as long as it hits the drawer that goes in that place.
A Stepkraft machine was purchased, its work is failing, screws come out of its place, the one who buys it will find what I say leave it to the people to try it better
Matt Nice cabinet Can the plans be altered to be cut on 32x32 cutting area cnc.Is the design done in VcarvePro and by any chance have a video on that. thanks Jeff
Thank you! The single smallest part is 41.5" x 18" and there are two of those, but you definitely could split this part to work on a 32"x32" cutting area. All other parts can be easily rearranged to work within that cutting area. The design is done in V-carve pro, but I do not have a video on that. I've got over 30 hours into this design, so it would have likely been a boring video 😀
@@ToolsToday Matt I just downloaded your computer arm file and got it all the separate pieces. canI assume that the x 5 means 5peices need to be cut.Is there any info on laying out all the parts picture or even wood thickness Jeff
@@ToolsToday Matt can you tell me about your tabs how long and how thick the reason I ask is that when you shut off the vacume table the the plywood sheet came right off Jeff
Great Job,i like all of your Videos,but sometimes i think,you are on the run...because you are speaking so fast and to me as a german its hard to follow...lol keep on doing!
@@86rix the Stepcraft machines use UCCNC control software and that is all that I am going to be running on this PC. I have another computer set up at my desk to do all of the design work on.
hi really i enjoy watching your videos . i love to be a great in CNC can you please help` if you ask about my experience zero but i m ready to learn , good job and keep doing what r you doing , big hi to your dad
It's really hard to say how long everything takes because I'm filming everything and that adds a ton of time. The cut time for all pieces was roughly 2 hours, and if I wasn't filming everything I could probably assemble and finish everything in a day or two.
really cool, purchasing the plans tonight. Are you just using one Fein Turbo 2 for that big table? I have a 2x4 work area and was on the fence if one was enough. Thanks for the video and plans.
My introduction to your channel was a series of shorts. I'm sorry to say this, but the shorts don't really do any justice to your abilities and skills. This cart is pure genius.
Thank you for the kind words. Its really hard to convey full project ideas and reasons behind everything in 1 minute shorts. I appreciate you watching the longer videos as well!
Thanks for a great video showing how a CNC machine can be used to build a piece of furniture. Very creative! As a more "classical" cabinet maker, however, I have trouble accepting the through tenon joinery with exposed plywood end grain. Could a similar CNC machined cabinet be built with classic dado and rabbet joints? I presume the plywood sheets would have to be turned over, so the machine could work from both sides. If so, how would you register the sheet so that the cuts on the reverse side mate with those on the front?
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Yes that could all be done, it just simply wouldn’t be quite as strong as the tenons shown here. You would need to machine both sides, unless you did it without the logos. To do that I would have created a fence or used some dowels into the MDF as location points so I could easily and accurately flip the work piece. I hope that helps!
I was wondering if you could help me I am getting a 4x8 q stepcraft and am looking at doing a project for my lego technic I want to build a cabnet for it would you help me in a collaborative project in the future as I like the way you did this project
Basically it's just some scrap plywood that I cut down and glued together to act like a t-square. I then cut it to the length I needed and kept cutting it away for each drawer to make sure both pieces were exactly the same. I hope that helps!
Kind of. It's a Fein Turbo II vac. It has two motors, one to draw suction, the other to cool the motor, so it will stay cool even without much air movement where a traditional shop vac would over heat very quickly.
You IMPRESSED.
Thank you!
Anyone else watch these just because they're fascinating?
I have no plans of getting a CNC machine.
I don't want a Computer cart.
I'm not even really that much of a DIYer.
But i just love watching someone enjoying life, building something and explaining each step.
Thank you so much for the kind words, I really appreciate it!
so nice. i would really love to see how you design your tings in the software!
Cool build! Did you lip sync/voiceover the intro audio where you're standing by the finished desk?
Thank you! Haha yes I did. The new shop echos really bad and there wasn't a good way to avoid that for the video, so I just voiced over it. Matches up pretty nicely though!
Wow excellent job sir . They said the rule of thumb if u using 1/4” D bit u can set the depth per pass double size the diameter . Is that right ? Also let’s say if u do it 1/2” depth how fast u can do the feed rate ? If u have a heavy duty cnc like urs ?
Thank u
Thank you very much. Each bit is going to have its own feeds, speeds and depth of cut info. The compression bit I used can take a 1/2" depth of cut as it is designed for it, but the downcut or upcut bits were set at 1x diameter which is generally recommended for most of our bits. The compression bit was set at 120ipm feed rate. Hope that helps
@@ToolsToday yes very helpful thank u very much sir
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Thank you!
That was a really top quality project and video my friend! You have a gift bro
Thanks Tyson, we really appreciate it!
You all probably dont care but does any of you know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?
I was stupid lost my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
@Warren Riley instablaster ;)
@Sean Misael i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Seems to take a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Sean Misael It worked and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my account :D
Not a single piece of information in the plans or on here for the measurement on the drawer slides…
From the bottom of the cabinet to the bottom of the drawer slides, they are installed at 20.75”, 29.25” and 32.5”. Where the slides are installed really doesn’t matter too much as long as it hits the drawer that goes in that place.
Hola. Estoy interesado una máquina de esas. Como puedo obtener información? Gracias anticipadas.
Sí, puedes comprar aquí, www.toolstoday.com/stepcraft-q-408-63-x-108-complete-system-cnc-machine.html
This is so cool
Thank you
This is totally awesome! Great work Matt :)
Thank you very much!
A Stepkraft machine was purchased, its work is failing, screws come out of its place, the one who buys it will find what I say leave it to the people to try it better
I love it
Thank you so much, we love it too.
Great Video! What software did you design the cabinet in?
Thank you! It was all designed using Vectric V-Carve pro software available on our website
Matt Nice cabinet Can the plans be altered to be cut on 32x32 cutting area cnc.Is the design done in VcarvePro and by any chance have a video on that. thanks Jeff
Thank you! The single smallest part is 41.5" x 18" and there are two of those, but you definitely could split this part to work on a 32"x32" cutting area. All other parts can be easily rearranged to work within that cutting area. The design is done in V-carve pro, but I do not have a video on that. I've got over 30 hours into this design, so it would have likely been a boring video 😀
@@ToolsToday Matt I just downloaded your computer arm file and got it all the separate pieces. canI assume that the x 5 means 5peices need to be cut.Is there any info on laying out all the parts picture or even wood thickness
Jeff
@@resorter66 correct, on the .svg files the 5x would mean you need 5 of that part. Thank you for the support!
@@ToolsToday Matt can you tell me about your tabs how long and how thick the reason I ask
is that when you shut off the vacume table the the plywood sheet came right off
Jeff
@@resorter66 I set tabs to .3" long x .1" thick generally.
Great Job,i like all of your Videos,but sometimes i think,you are on the run...because you are speaking so fast and to me as a german its hard to follow...lol keep on doing!
did you know your video often got reposted in igtv?
We did post it to our IGTV through our Instagram account, but are not aware of any others that may have reposted it.
What mini PC is that? Looking to upgrade from the ancient machine we are running our CNC on...
Here's a link to the one I used www.amazon.com/dp/B081H24H8Z/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_QS7VFbT9P846A?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
@@ToolsToday Thanks!
@@artsandcraftsmanship no problem
@@ToolsToday so the Mini PC only runs the CNC controller software right? Like Mach 4 or something?
@@86rix the Stepcraft machines use UCCNC control software and that is all that I am going to be running on this PC. I have another computer set up at my desk to do all of the design work on.
hi really i enjoy watching your videos . i love to be a great in CNC can you please help` if you ask about my experience zero but i m ready to learn , good job and keep doing what r you doing , big hi to your dad
how long did it take you to build?
It's really hard to say how long everything takes because I'm filming everything and that adds a ton of time. The cut time for all pieces was roughly 2 hours, and if I wasn't filming everything I could probably assemble and finish everything in a day or two.
Good job! Very nice builder Matt! 👍🤞
Thank you very much!
Looks cool
Thank you!
awesome job my guy
Thanks a lot!
I will have to say, I am very impressed.
We are very happy to hear that!
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Thank you very much!
I'm here because of tiktok and I'm fascinated
Amazing, stay a while and subscribe!
Great work !!!
Thank you! Cheers!
really cool, purchasing the plans tonight. Are you just using one Fein Turbo 2 for that big table? I have a 2x4 work area and was on the fence if one was enough. Thanks for the video and plans.
My introduction to your channel was a series of shorts. I'm sorry to say this, but the shorts don't really do any justice to your abilities and skills.
This cart is pure genius.
Thank you for the kind words. Its really hard to convey full project ideas and reasons behind everything in 1 minute shorts. I appreciate you watching the longer videos as well!
Pleasure to watch, nice work!
Thank you!
wow! very nice! great job!
Matt's build was amazing! We are glad you agree!
Great build and video
Wow! Awesome work!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for a great video showing how a CNC machine can be used to build a piece of furniture. Very creative! As a more "classical" cabinet maker, however, I have trouble accepting the through tenon joinery with exposed plywood end grain. Could a similar CNC machined cabinet be built with classic dado and rabbet joints? I presume the plywood sheets would have to be turned over, so the machine could work from both sides. If so, how would you register the sheet so that the cuts on the reverse side mate with those on the front?
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Yes that could all be done, it just simply wouldn’t be quite as strong as the tenons shown here. You would need to machine both sides, unless you did it without the logos. To do that I would have created a fence or used some dowels into the MDF as location points so I could easily and accurately flip the work piece. I hope that helps!
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Thank you 👍
What computer and monitor did you use?
Look below
Here's the PC used, www.amazon.com/dp/B081H24H8Z/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabt1_QS7VFbT9P846A?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
What program was it designed in
Vectric V-Carve available on our website, www.toolstoday.com/everything-cnc/cnc-software.html
I was wondering if you could help me I am getting a 4x8 q stepcraft and am looking at doing a project for my lego technic I want to build a cabnet for it would you help me in a collaborative project in the future as I like the way you did this project
I have purchased the plan but was curious about the jig you used for the draw slides Lengths/location?
Basically it's just some scrap plywood that I cut down and glued together to act like a t-square. I then cut it to the length I needed and kept cutting it away for each drawer to make sure both pieces were exactly the same. I hope that helps!
@@ToolsToday Ok, I was curious on the length of T-Square for each location of the drawer slides
Did you use a shop vac for the cnc hold down?
Kind of. It's a Fein Turbo II vac. It has two motors, one to draw suction, the other to cool the motor, so it will stay cool even without much air movement where a traditional shop vac would over heat very quickly.
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