Cnc work Holding
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- Just a few things I like and don't like when it comes to cnc work holding.
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thats a really good method. I have used a brad nail gun many times . Seen a guy use plastic brad nails which is an awesome idea. As long as i have striaght lines on the spoil board for wood placement I can take a small piece of striaght wood and nail it down as a barrier.. works awesome. I put a little tape under most things also
Excellent... Very helpful to see and understand what others are doing for workholding
I’ve been using the blue tape because UA-camr’s have been saying “blue tape”. The thought of checking the price against regular masking tape never entered my mind. DA…….thanks for turning MY brain back on.
Great video - thanks.
Glad you liked it!
A pin nailer and XFactor tape are my go to solutions. CA glue with tape is a pain in the backside to remove, often the glue seeps through the tape and needs to be sanded off. XFactor does goop up your bits on through cuts so that's where the pin nailer comes in. I haven't yet tried dogs and cam clamps yet though.
I really love the 23 gauge pin nailer from Milwaukee also use a lot of quarter inch plywood to make all my jigs out of so I don't have the big metal clamps hanging out there to hit
Play 23 gauge pin nails don't seem to make any effect on any of my cutters I also use a wooden cam quarter inch plywood with a brass washer and I'll screw that down into my jig board my waist board is just a piece of quarter inch plywood that's a Pennell down on top of a piece of MDF and a piece of particle board works great thanks for sharing the good advice
Thanks for the helpful tips
And thank you for watching
When it's an option on the work piece, I use a biscuit jointer and do two per short side 1 on the long depending on the length.
Cut some wedges, insert it into the biscuit hole and screw the wedge to the table top.
Works amazingly
I'm a house painter the blue tape is for exterior as blue handles uv best. Green can last a day outside but really is mainly for interior and well as the tan which you don't want outside. Pin nailer seems pretty legit.
I wouldn't use any type of steel nail at all. You'll be routering through broken pieces when you surface your spoilboard over and over.
If anything, get a Raptor nailgun, and shoot plastic brads.
I mostly use double stick tape, and wooden or aluminum clamps, that fix into a t-track.
I've also just made myself a set of vacuum pads, that fit into the t-track, and hooked up to a small vacuum pump. The clamping effect with melamine and plywood is INCREDIBLE.
I’ve been doing it that way for years with no issues. And they pull out of the waste board so there’s no worry about it
Listened to your video on my way to work. New to cnc and work holding has been by
Biggest hurdle so far. I used pvc pipe cut to short lengths that pop into a grid on my wasteboard. Using simple wedge blocks work surprisingly welI. I also just got some of that xfasten tape yesterday. Next time I will add some T track. Check out broinwood , he gave me the pvc idea.
Hey glad I was able to help and give you some new ideas and I will check out the pvc idea too.
The xfasten tape came off for me while attaching a maple board to my mdf waste board. I had better luck with hot glue. Moving on to t tracks and clamps.
I use the pin nailer too, and I do love it.
However, and maybe you can tell me if you have the same issue… the pins stay in the MDF after, and when I pull them out a lot of times the pins will break off and leave sharp little nubs behind. How do you solve this? Usually I just use a hammer, but do you have this issue?
I have the same issue. And I’ll flatten them with a hammer and it’s usually good after sanding
i've been using carpet tape from the dollar store for a couple years. I don't know about yours but mine doesn't leave a residue. the brand is TCX and costs a dollar lol
When using the double sided tape and doing a through cut how do you keep your bit from gumming up? When it gums up how do you clean the bit?
I do my best to leave an onion skin when I use the double sided tape but if it does get gummed up I use simple green or rubbing alcohol to clean the bit
Hi, it's been about 10 months since you made this video. I would be interested in your opinion on the XFasten tape now.
Still use it for this and router templates.
Thank you. Good to know!
gotta get me a pin nail gun
How are you holding the hose up on the z axis?
It’s a 3D printed hose clamp. I found it on printables
I prefer the 3d printed dogs in case I run into my work holding by mistake.
No volume?
Huh?
@@byromscustomwoodworks was weird, I have subbed and will try again to see if it's on my end.👍
@@corrinastanley125 oh you meant there’s no sound. I tried it on a couple different devices and it was fine.
@@byromscustomwoodworks thanks, I will try to watch again then.
"it kinda hurts my head and gives me an upset stomach"????? dude!!! don't do that!