Easy Woodworking Project: Modular Drying Station (Stack Slats)
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2024
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In this video I'm making a Stack Slats Modular Finish Drying Station on my Onefinity Foreman Elite CNC Machine! These are an easy beginner cnc woodworking project that anyone can tackle. I'll be putting out a woodworking project video every single friday! Follow along as I make woodworking projects to sell, for the woodshop, and some just for fun! - Розваги
I love it Mitz, Don't worry, Be Hammy, great.
it was nice to see a close up of your Masso screen when you were setting up the program - very helpful for newbies like myself.
in the future, would you mind showing your "jump to line" technique - this too is a little mysterious because no one is showing off this feature. Thank you! Tom
If you clamp x number of 1x4s together you can make a cut marking jig(stick) run a circular saw across the tops, cut that notch across the top, flip, etc. Seems like we're going the loooong way around the barn because a hammer is the tool we want to use
2x4s famously twist and warp if they are not secured with joinery or fasteners plus they need to be skinned at least on one side with drywall or plywood screwed along their lengths to hold their shape relatively plumb and square. The circular sawed notches on 2x4’s would fit together the first time you assemble (assuming you assemble immediately), but then you take it apart and store it, all the pieces twist on you. Now the notches no longer line up and you’re throwing them away.
Also, these are like half inch thick plywood. The same number of pieces of 2x4’s would take up triple the space when disassembled and stored.
Eventually Onefinity will come up with a collision avoidance system. It will probably use LiDAR or some kind of sensor to detect something ahead of the cutting head. Maybe a switch connected to a spring steel wire that when it hits a object it pauses the machine. We can hope.
Great project… and the first thing I thought of for an improvement was dowel holes… so ya beat me to it!
Great idea! Love your channel!
Thanks so much!
I didn't understand how it works. How high are the drying spaces? how big of an item will fit on this?
Putting together puzzles with Hamilton.
The best puzzles :)
Love all the videos bud! Hoping to scoop up a cnc this year. Question on your table base in this vid, is that the QCW Onefinity product?
Thanks! yep, its the base thats offered for the Elite Foreman!
In order for me to compete I really need to understand how this is used the way you have it set up.?????
Hi Hamilton! Can I pick your brain??? I think your go to end mill is the Downtown Jenny (a very good bit). For me, my go to end mill is the original Jenny compression bit. Have you even done a comparison between the two, or have you always had great results with the downtown Jenny and have everything optimized for that bit (if it ain't broke, don't fix it)?
I never have, I mainly started with hardwood so it made a lot of sense for me to use it specifically. Now that I'm venturing a little more into plywood- both have their advantages. I run both at the same feeds and speeds though- 130ipm, .125 doc, 17000 rpm
How does this work exactly? I see no way that this would be useful in my shop as I don’t see how you are envisioning finished wet parts to be laid out on it.
Is this a meat drying station?
Not understanding how this works? I need a picture of this in action.
i vae a similar design, i just stack 2 x 4 s on top of each other.....lol
I've never understood why makers build spend the entire video building something but spend very little time demonstrating it or showing the finished product.
Yeah first comment!!