CNC Bass Guitar Body | Unusual Fusion 360 CNC CAM Hack
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- Опубліковано 29 лют 2024
- 0:10 Actually Unique Intro | Did you pick up the feeble reference
2:10 How to make Insanely Improved 3D printed CNC milling supports
2:40 Tested CNC work holding Hack and More Indexing
4:30 How to Epic Fusion 360 and Better CAM Optimization
5:05 Improved Fusion 360 and Really Risky Virtual CAM optimization
7:24 The Truth About Real-World CNC Tool Path Optimization
9:30 Advice On The Reasons For CNC Production Runs
10:40 Control Covers | Did you get that one as well?
11:05 Conclusion
OK, this one is a bit different, but I think you can expect more like it. Rather than simply walking you through the milling as it happens and editing every cut in that order, I have tried to systematically tell the story of what worked and what didn't, with a few of my odd sense of humor added in, if you guess the reference of from the intro, well add two points, for knowing your stuff.
-Check out my website. I would be happy to make an unfinished guitar, bass, or any string instrument for you. The standard method to support what I do here, both as Ideas and projects that you will see on the channel. Do you have an idea that you think would look awesome in one of these videos? Let's make it! If you need a router template set to make your design, I make those too!
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-Thanks to Starbond for providing the CA; you can support the channel a little with this link, and code "TwoCherriesIns" will save you a bit of change.
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Thanks to Oak Studios for the music; I'm trying something different, and so far, I like it. Check them out, and let me know what you think of the music.
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That's it; why are you still reading this? Go on, get, be on your way now; I have the stuff to do. I can't sit here and keep typing this. I have to stop at some point,
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I cannot even begin to express my gratitude for all the work that went into this. The amount of effort and care you put into preserving the design intent is nothing short of spectacular. Thanks for doing this, and for sharing your process.
It's been a pleasure, thanks for being patient with my very slow production.
Your YSAC reference just earned you a like. Also, I adore this design and aspire to your level of creativity and dedication.
Well at least one person noticed, thanks!
This was a really cool insight into the process on a super interesting shape! Great video
Thanks, something very similar to come with your build.
Can't wait! @@TwoCherriesIns
Great job Sir!!!
Thanks
You can also make a neck block and a block for your Bridge Pickup to locate on.
I didn't something like that for the prototype, this actually worked really well.
I've only had a CNC for a little bit. Messed up a lot necks, did some upgrades to the machine, gotten a few workable necks, I'm getting better. I've watched your video's time and time again trying to learn how you set these bodies up. I got the Z axis from the spoil board. I set that stupid probe aside (because things turn out better if I Z from the spoil board) and I see you set the Y to the centerline but how do you get the X? I gather you set the bit to the side of the body just enough to cut into it but I feel like I'm missing some info here.. Can you clarify how you get the X-Y Axis? I would really appreciate this because I'm very interested in understanding the way you set this up.. Thanks man
(I designed a body today that I want to try and cut out this week) I plan on X-Y from center with a board on the side for a guide and Im drilling index pins using tape and CA glue.
Try this one ua-cam.com/video/NWk9QEd9no8/v-deo.htmlsi=r596wQ9FeBOHZizb