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Thanks for vey clear views of this kit. Heard about the RS1000 a couple of days ago, and it made perfect sense. I want one. However, having previously scratch-built a CNC machine (see my channel) I am not shelling out two grand for one- I shall build it. Actually much simpler than a CNC, but using the same type of parts, it should present no problems. Will write my own software, so not limited to the delivered set. I will base it on g-code, but with parameters entered at run-time; flexible, and an open-source user group could emerge. As soon as I finish my current project, this will get built. For anyone concerned about patents or copyright, in the UK these do not apply to anyone making for their own use. I believe the US is the same...
A 16 min video showing it running after assembly would be better. All build up no pay off. Your edits will get better as you do more videos though. So just take the other commenter as constructive.
@@the_crafty_studio_official I am too. But I must say, I love my laser. It’s a 10watt diode. Love making projects with it as it would take hours on my scroll saw. Like I used to do. Even make templates for parts tou fit perfect with router table
I agree whole heartedly. Being able to use tech to produce at a more efficient rate doesn’t take the creativity out of the process. It just shifts it in a different direction and allows us to be more creative as well as focus more intently on those old school moments.
The Kreg table you recommend is not symmetrical front to back. To get full travel of the fence, the blue track must be positioned in the back, under the red fence.
@@the_crafty_studio_official I'm using the Kreg PRS 2100 table and after taking advantage of the table’s asymmetry, I’m able to get 4” of the 6” possible fence travel. The last paragraph on page 1 of the instructions calls attention to the need for a “shop-built table extension must be added to the back of the typical table” to get the full 6” of fence travel. What model # is your Kreg table?
What was it about the Jessem table that made it harder to install the RS1000 Pro system over the Kreg? This video is all there is on the internet about using the RS1000 Pro on a Jessem table, but you don't really go over the differences or what it was specifically that actually made the Kreg easier to use.
What router did you mount in the table. The directions didn't specify that the lift was only for a 3.5" motor router. I'm having none of my 3 routers have 3.5" motors. Having trouble finding/confirming what router to buy.
Update- my scratchbuilt version is now working. Some finishing to do, but functioning. Build cost was ~1/8 the price of the Shark. And I can add my own bespoke apps. It is based on an Arduino Mega, with TFT touch display. First video just published on my channel.
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Thanks for vey clear views of this kit. Heard about the RS1000 a couple of days ago, and it made perfect sense. I want one. However, having previously scratch-built a CNC machine (see my channel) I am not shelling out two grand for one- I shall build it. Actually much simpler than a CNC, but using the same type of parts, it should present no problems. Will write my own software, so not limited to the delivered set. I will base it on g-code, but with parameters entered at run-time; flexible, and an open-source user group could emerge.
As soon as I finish my current project, this will get built.
For anyone concerned about patents or copyright, in the UK these do not apply to anyone making for their own use. I believe the US is the same...
Please document your build. We would love to see your process and how you make out! 🤘🏻
@@the_crafty_studio_official I certainly will. It will be a series on my channel; the basic design parameters have been chosen.
A 16 min video showing it running after assembly would be better. All build up no pay off. Your edits will get better as you do more videos though. So just take the other commenter as constructive.
Absolutely appreciate that feedback. Our intention is to do projects with all the presets so stay tuned and I appreciate it.
Technology is simply amazing. Great video
I still love old school but it’s definitely a game changer. It’s a great product.
@@the_crafty_studio_official I am too. But I must say, I love my laser. It’s a 10watt diode. Love making projects with it as it would take hours on my scroll saw. Like I used to do. Even make templates for parts tou fit perfect with router table
I agree whole heartedly. Being able to use tech to produce at a more efficient rate doesn’t take the creativity out of the process. It just shifts it in a different direction and allows us to be more creative as well as focus more intently on those old school moments.
The Kreg table you recommend is not symmetrical front to back. To get full travel of the fence, the blue track must be positioned in the back, under the red fence.
I haven’t had that experience. DM me some photos so I can see what challenge you are sharing.
@@the_crafty_studio_official I'm using the Kreg PRS 2100 table and after taking advantage of the table’s asymmetry, I’m able to get 4” of the 6” possible fence travel. The last paragraph on page 1 of the instructions calls attention to the need for a “shop-built table extension must be added to the back of the typical table” to get the full 6” of fence travel. What model # is your Kreg table?
What was it about the Jessem table that made it harder to install the RS1000 Pro system over the Kreg? This video is all there is on the internet about using the RS1000 Pro on a Jessem table, but you don't really go over the differences or what it was specifically that actually made the Kreg easier to use.
Love it! I can't wait to see what you come up with!! I know it will be amazing :)
Thank you! Can’t wait for us to collaborate on some fun stuff!
What router did you mount in the table. The directions didn't specify that the lift was only for a 3.5" motor router. I'm having none of my 3 routers have 3.5" motors. Having trouble finding/confirming what router to buy.
I’ve been out of town. Let me check tomorrow to be sure what model I got. Thanks for the patience
Tomorrow or Monday
Update- my scratchbuilt version is now working. Some finishing to do, but functioning. Build cost was ~1/8 the price of the Shark. And I can add my own bespoke apps. It is based on an Arduino Mega, with TFT touch display. First video just published on my channel.
That’s fantastic. Looking forward to seeing it. Thanks for sharing
excited
Not as excited as we are! 😉🥰
I'm also very curious how much distance do you have on that table from the center of the bit to the end of the table where you mounted the positioner.
Hi I’m out of town till next week. I’ll make sure to check this for you when I get home.
Not enough to get the full 6” advertised travel if you use the Kreg PRS 2100. 4” at most with this table, not sure what table is used in the video.
No metric?
Metric what measurements???
Could barley watch, video is all over the place...cut atfer cut after cut
Thanks for the feedback. We’ll take a look at the editing. 🤘🏻
I think you need to hire a better camera person that focus on showing the tool more than the person!
That is great feedback. I won’t be firing Kendall, she’s to awesome however I’ll happily share your feedback! Thanks for commenting.
Why is it called a router table when it’s a router lift and fence. It’s not a table….
You know what you are right. I was working on the unit itself on a table so I called it a table. Just mis-spoke. Thanks for noticing! 🤘🏻