Shaper Origin Inlay Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- This video is all about working with raw veneer and the extraordinary Shaper Origin! The many projects that you can make once you view this will be beyond incredible! I have developed methods to work with this thin, but amazing material, and with the guys over at Shaper Tools...together we have an entire project from start to finish! I'll show you the few tools (also listed below) that you'll need, the free SVG file will be available from ShaperHub and the veneers are available from my website. And you can now learn this process and be on your way to creating your own beautiful motifs! This video has all the instructions to insure your success with plenty of tips and tricks along the way!
I have a ton of time on this project...your support helps me greatly! Get your veneer packs here:
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Free ShaperHub file(s) for this project: (see below for CNC users)
hub.shapertool...
CNC: Don't have a Shaper Origin but still want to cut these files on your CNC? Simply go to hub.shapertool... You don't need an account...just click "download all files", add your name & email and they'll be sent to you!
Necessary items for working with veneer & the Shaper Origin:
Easy Tack 7020: amzn.to/3UsUmXBB
Painters spatula(s): amzn.to/3UuaTe0
For larger pieces: amzn.to/3Sl3yvf
Small roller: amzn.to/3DIy7XU
Small inlay cutters:
1/16": amzn.to/3DK0i8U
3/32": amzn.to/3QWGqC9
1/8": amzn.to/3UmaCtz (5 pack)
I like downcut router bits for cutting veneer. The downcut action not only creates clean cuts on top...but it also holds the veneer down to the substrate.
(I may earn commissions for purchases made from the Amazon links above)
Other related & helpful UA-cam videos:
Inlay with the Shaper Origin (Logo 19):
"Shaper Origin & Logo Inlay"
• Shaper Origin & logo i...
"Inlay vs Marquetry":
• Inlay vs Marquetry
"Wavy Veneer?":
• Wavy Veneer...Tame it!
"Huge Inlay with the Shaper Origin":
• Huge Inlay with the Sh...
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How does this video only have 135 likes??? This is awesome 👌 👏 👍
I had fun making this! I figured out some key points to working with commercial veneer and the Shaper Origin! Glad you liked it! Much thanks!
This video is fantastic. I really like the way you incorporated all the tips to repair problems we will run into. You also made the video very entertaining. Great job, Ramon!
Thanks a ton for that feedback! Yeah, these thin veneers are easy to…simply bump and end up cracking em! Plus I wanted to show how easy it is to make perfect seams. 🙏🏼
The nuance here between tool cabilith, woodcraft, and results is really good..
Despite your tool you were gluing, stabilizing, recognizing issues ahead of time.
Thank you for those comments and noticing those points. I appreciate it !
I use a Festool track saw to cut my veneer for my straight joinery.
I love your video.
Thanks
Sounds like a great idea! Thanks for watching. 🙏🏼
Thanks Ramon. I'm considering the Shaper, so I found your video useful to understand the potential.
I have more coming soon…this thing is vastly versatile! Much thanks.
Can’t wait to make one! 😉
I know your version would be awesome!
I would drill 3 reference holes, and corners in addition to the middle reference line.
Thank you for sharing. Always learning.
Thanks a lot. We’re all learning!🙏🏼
This is the one I have been waiting for! Its a shame my mother moved away from Albuquerque last year. I would have loved to have taken a class with you up north!
I am thrilled to be sharing this! Thanks man…that would have been cool
Thanks so much for this video! Great explanations. I can't wait to ty out these techniques.
Great to hear the feedback! It’ll be great to see what you make!
first off I think that you did a beautiful job and I learned a few new tricks as well but... The National Monument called Shiprock is in western New Mexico but what new Mexico doesn't have are Saguaro cactus which are also shown in the piece. but like I said awesome work.
We can compromise. 😬 Shiprock is absolutely in the western part of the state…I can see it from where I live. And true…there are no 🌵 cacti there…it’s called artist interpretation 😬
@@ramonartful - nice! A fellow New Mexican. I was born and raised in Western New Mexico in Grants. Keep up the good work Ramon!
espectacular Ramon
¡Gracias! ¡Aprendí mucho!
very nice work and video
Thanks! It’s a fun project
If the black cactus in considered the positive and you cut it on the outside with a negative -0.002 offset, what were the shaper settings for the pocket on the blue background? I missed that somewhere in your video.
It's been a while...but if I remember correctly, I kept all of the cuts at -.002" offset...pocket cuts and insert pieces. This is 1/42" thick (thin 😬) (.024") veneer so I was about .028 - .030" deep with the cut...using a 1/16" down cut spiral bit, with the Shaper Origin on 4 speed. I believe that I used the default speeds for plunging and bit travel and mostly in auto mode. You can see more of this process at another video I did on commercial veneer with the SO.
Thanks a ton. ua-cam.com/video/CtDYfVhAi9Y/v-deo.html
Ah, here it is!
Finally! I’ve been working on this project for months! So excited to see what others create! Thank you tons !
Did you freehand the images into adobe or a similar program?
I’ve done a lot in Inkscape but for this particular project, I worked with one of the guys at Shaper who created the files, since it was a project now available on ShaperHub. Thanks
Hola Ramon me gustaría saber si haz ensayado hacer inlay con shaper origen usando en vez de madera cuero de diferentes colores
gracias y el jueves fue espectacular la sección con la gene de shaper e Felicito?
Gracias por estar allí el jueves... ¡fue divertido! Y me gusta tu idea con el cuero! Lo intentaré... si funciona y hago un video... te daré todo el crédito por la idea.
ok ramón quedo pendiente cualquier cosa con gusto estoy para servirte
awesome
Thanks!
Love your work, but wondering whether a $200 Cricut wouldn't make some of these cuts easier. ;-)
I’d sure like to see that! The Shaper Origin sure is fun to use…not sure I would describe it as hard! 😬🤷🏼♂️ thanks