The Shapeoko CNC Cabinet
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- Опубліковано 12 сер 2020
- In this video I will be building a cabinet for our recent shop addition, the SHAPEOKO CNC!! Excited to get this puppy to work but first we have to make sure that it has a happy home.
A special shout out to @myerswoodshop and @winstonmoy for the amount of knowledge that helped me along the way with this project! - Розваги
"Supposed to be temporary for a few months and they are still there 3 years later." I felt that.
Hahaha I feel like we've all been there.
The fact that you had that huge path carved into your wasteboard and it didn't hit one of those t-nuts is amazing.
I never even thought about that! Damn I got lucky!!
Excellent video; thanks :)
Ah, and very cool shirt as well :)
My dude, the production value on this video is top notch. I was floored when I saw you only have 278 subs.
Hey thanks, I truly appreciate that! Just getting started out on here and am learning more everyday so maybe the algorithm will help me out sometime soon!
Well done. Great work ethic and all around outlook on things. Keep it up.
Nicely done!!!
Great job, nice design and detailed works, it gave me some inspiration for my upcoming project.
Much appreciated! & thats my goal, hope your build goes well
I've watched so many builds lately and I liked this one for that real moment of "I fucked up" around 11 min mark. Things like that really help me as a novice to understand I'm an ok builder and as I go along and learn there will be PLENTY of mistakes and "not to get bogged down by them". Great build and motivation!
Hell yeah man! We all make mistakes, thats why UA-cam can be deceiving. Just cut it all out so it all looks smooth and easy. The truth is though even the most experienced stumble along the way
@@InTheGrainCreations Could not agree more man ., i startet with nothing but aluminium extrusions and have now a around 250kg cnc machine that can cut everything from cardboards to steelplates :) all though it never meant to go that far... and i hit SO many bumps on that road, but hey.. we just need to " as you said " look at them as new puzzles to solve and then we get on in life :)
Love your enclosure by the way , might just build one myself.. thanks for the inspiration :)
you have a very positive attitude. Congrats!
Hey thanks, just trying to share the joy of making stuff
Wow! That was a big project. Nicely done.
Thanks! Honesty, I should have built it a little better wider and taller, but she is still rocking strong!
Amazing work dude! Subscribed.
I look forward to seeing you release more videos. I love the hydro dipped accents on the drawers.
Thank you! I'm planning on having a slightly more steady stream of content out now that I have all of my big house projects out of the way
@@InTheGrainCreations Sounds good dude, can't wait! 👍
It’s a pretty awesome build. I think it’s great!
Hey thanks! I use it all the time. Some small problems with design flow (i.e kill switches under the drawer with the keyboard and other small stuff like that) but other than that... I love it!!!!
In The Grain Creations I’m about to order a pro and I really like what you did there! I was a cabinet maker a few years back and I respect the hell out of your design and I will most likely make something similar. You did a fantastic job and it looks brilliant! Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
very real video, i love, laughed a lot
Dude, those box jumps were legit!
Gotta get your work out in too!
@@InTheGrainCreations right?
18 Aug '21 - You, sir are an impressive young man . . . Your OCD is on a next level above mine. Congratulations! The mere fact that you can simplly "Hop" to the table top, not onc, but twice is great (Show 0ff!) Your detail is very intense And I will be following you to see what you will be doin in the future . Good Luck. - - - guy
Reading that meant the world to me! Thanks for you kind words, hope to see you in the next ones!
Very nice. Subscribed.
This is so freaking good i wish you had a design plan available. Amazing and great work!! Got a sub from me.
Much appreciated! Still learning too many things to figure out how to do plans as well. Plans in general will be a thing in the future though.
Great video and a nice build. May I say that you should have built a torsion box for the XXL to sit on, it would stable the center of the machine bed a lot more to help with that problem. All in all that thing came out fantastic. Thanks for sharing.
You're definitely right on the torsion box having more support. However i did put the 3 dividers for all the cabinets underneath the platform that the machine sits on so it does get a good amount of support. And so far I don't have any sag!
This is a fantastic build!! I’m jealous of your ability and skill!! Great work!! If you ever develop the plans I’d be the first in line!! Thanks and good luck!!
I really appreciate that! I'm really just learning as I go, we are all capable of more than we think. Thanks again and good luck to you too!
@@InTheGrainCreations I’d like a set of plans on this any chance?
@@keithruffner7168 sadly no, I was so new in 3d design when I made this I wouldn't feel comfortable with the file being 100% accurate
@@InTheGrainCreations it’s ok I’m new too and trying to learn wood working cnc software of many different things it’s overwhelming
@@keithruffner7168 haha you can say that again!! I just took it one project at a time, that's my only recommendation
"I fucked up my math." haha. I love it. because I know it all too well.
good video, nice music
Great job! One suggestion for improved video...The music is WAY louder than your voice. You should bring down the music or raise the audio level of your voice so they are more even. Again, great job on the build!
Thanks! Yeah, I've adjusted levels in my newer builds. This was one of my first videos with voice and music. Learning as I go, thanks for the feedback though!
This is a great cabinet build. I'm terrible at coming up with designs, but I'm a good copier. Do you have a cut list?
Right now I don't. Almost all of this was designed in CAD program but not quite all of it. Still learning that side of things.
Great enclosure, if you don’t mind can you give the dimensions of your enclosure? From the floor to the top and length and width. Best looking enclosure and looks like something I can build.
You should consider of adding dust extraction to your cnc machine it will stop the cnc cutter from jamming up with wood chips
The little one it came with doesn't do very well, however I literally just got one in the mail this week I'm about to install. Its from PWN Cnc. Looks great!
10:06 This pretty cool! What did you use to mix the paints in? Is that a special solution for mixing? Thanks, and awesome build! 😎👍🏼
Keep up the great work and videos. I’m on the fence between onefinity and shapeoko. How’s your experience been?
Thanks! Its been great so far, however the onefinity is strong than the shapeoko. I think unless you go with the pro shapeoko, I'm not sure how those two compare yet. I've heard good things about the shapeoko pro!
Are you from Grand Rapids, MI? Noticed the Vivant T-Shirt. I am from Byron Center, MI (about 15 min drive from Vivant) Nice build video. I actually purchased the onefinity, and will be receiving it next week. Need to get a table with enclosure built this weekend.
I've been in GR for 4 years now! Dude thats awesome, you'll have to let me know how it works. Shapeopoko and Xcarve just came out with heavy-duty versions of what we all know today. I was a little disappointed when I first saw because I would have waited!
@@InTheGrainCreations A friend played for the Marlies and we would go watch him play in GR - I love the BOB
How
how do you do the standing jump on to the tool bench,
Awesome
Hahaha in every moment there is a way to work out lol
Thanks!
Nice video, is it reducing the noise a lot ? thanks :)
It's noise reduction is unbelievable!
This was a great video…. Love the hydro drip look. What did you use?
Thank, I appreciate that! & Just a few different color spray paints. I love the textures you get from hydro dipping
@@InTheGrainCreations never tried it before. Any chance you can do a video on how to do it an what’s needed??
@@shawnraftice2272 you're not the first person to ask that.. I can absolutely do that!
I wouldn't have put another 3/4in piece of MDF under that one since it was so close. Should've did 1/4 so you wouldn't lose some of your z travel
Yeah but now the whole bed is out of the frame itself and I'm able to cut or engrave on pieces that are much longer than the working area. Such as a slab that's 4 feet long but only 2 inches wide. I find that I am needing more x space compared to z space.
can you share the plan and cutting dimensions of this project
Great Vid, great cabinet!
If I could get some constructive criticism on the video, your music levels are way too hot, I have to ramp the volume up to hear you speak, then ramp it back down when the music blares.
Yeah, it's definitely much better in my newer videos. That was one of my first UA-cam videos, so I had no idea what I was doing (still don't, but it's much better lol).
I appreciate the feedback though! It's the only way to get better
Just lower your bit. Mine does the same thing if the bit is inserted too deep in the router. Or lower the router itself in the clamp
do you sell the plans for this enclosure?
F bomb and s bomb half way thru the video? subscribed lol
my bed is uneven, how would you recommend I do this? I saw you do a little bit but i didn't fully understand
Is your bed uneven from the mdf or is your spindle not square?
Very cool pass not job on the drawer heads, what is the process called?
The drawer faces have been hydro-dipped. You suspend paint on water make a design and then dip your products into the water and it picks the design up
What lights are you using..
2 4ft led lights from homedepot
I'm subbing because you said phuck. cancels out the person that said they wouldn't. I'm only a 11mos behind
Hell yeah! Thanks man.. I always wondered why the 3 year was watching the video too
Hi! I like to make stuff
No way, me too! 😆
Good work! Do you have a material & cut list?
Thanks and sadly I do not. I designed this when I was just getting into the game so my attention was full with the project/video side of it anyways. I'm learning 3d programming better now and then have to learn how to do plans. So many facets to this world lol
Understandable. We are just getting started and waiting on the arrival of our Shapeoko XXL. Plan on building a cabinet similar to this. Looks great
@@turnprosignalsystems5614 Goodluck, you're gonna love it!
Hey man, are those Bora or Jorgensen parallel clamps?
Bora, great clamp!
@@InTheGrainCreations Man thanks. So much cheaper than the others. Amazon has a package of like 2 40" & 2 50" for a reasonable price..be aboit $120 cheqper than Besseys
@HenryRapaport yeah I have both now and like then both for different reasons. For the price though.. Can't beat it
Could you send a link to where you bought those switches
www.amazon.com/dp/B07T6YNRZS?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
www.amazon.com/dp/B07WTL3KPB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Let me know if that's what you were looking for
Curious to know how well the cabinet muzzled sound, did it help a lot?
It helps a ton! Between the router itself and sometimes the way the bit hits the wood, you can have a LOT of noise. Once those doors close at least 60+% is gone
@@InTheGrainCreations Nice. Was worried the more doors the more noice would escape
@Cato Aleksander yeah thats true but you need access to both sides. Actually on this model you need access to the left side too to hook the wires up. So I have to crawl into it to get to the other side
@Cato Aleksander you could always do solid pannel doors on the sides so they trap more noise
@@InTheGrainCreations I was thinking a plexiglass dome mounted in the ceiling with guide rails so you just crank the whole dome up. Then I could sound proof the contact surface. Crazy I know but fun :)
It's not the carrage it's the undersized bits from carbide create there 1.5in not 2in or 3in if you buy aftermarket bits there usually longer.
That could be it! Either way I'm really happy I raised up the bed. The work surface is above the metal frame and I can cut really long things in it, like the bench video or the coffee table video I just posted.
Plans available ?
Sadly I don't have any plans available. Im almost to that point!
Auto correct got me, last comment should have read “very cool paint job” thanks for the reply despite word jumble.
Hahhaa I was picking up what you were putting down. I'll do more hydro dipping stuff in the sping!
I'm Bob from I like to...Wait, oh
Hahahaha I do like to make stuff. And boy so I see the resemblance there now lol 😆
Why people spend so much on a enclosure to reduce the sound of a small cnc when 80% or of the noise comes from the trim router?? All this noise can be eliminated while at the same time the horse power can be doubled, the torque can be quadrupled, the runout reduced dramatically, the size of the available bits increased from two sizes to more than seven and the service life extended almost indefinitely by adding a water cooled spindle. They cost less than $300 and just the material for a basic enclosure can cost way more not including the $100 for the trim router.
Do yourself a favor and ask around the Shapeoko group on Facebook. The testimonials will help you understand why this might be a better solution for your needs.
Here is a video comparison of the noise level between a water cooled spindle and a router.
ua-cam.com/video/hALI4XpfmQ8/v-deo.html
I gotta say the noise levels aren't even that bad in general. What has been very nice about the cabinet is the dust control. We all know that you can't always have your dust boot on every project or every bit ( like my surfacing bit) so its nice to have it all trapped in one place. I understand that argument you make, why spend so much money on a cabinet when you could just spend money on a better router that will open you up to more options in the long run. My biggest reason though was the challenge of the design and build. I haven't built too many cabinets, let alone designed them around something that already exists and have needs of its own. Could have spent less but now I know I can, plus it's nice to see in the corner of my shop every time I walk in!
@@InTheGrainCreations it is a very nice enclosure. You can certainly see you took your time and planned out the details.
If you want a dust boot that you can use with any bit on any project....check out the new spindle mounted boot by Pwncnc.com
pwncnc.com/purchase/ols/products/dust-boot-v5
Wow what a crazy difference. I've been looking into building an enclosure to avoid annoying the neighbors when I buy a CNC.. But this might be the solution I need instead!
16:23
Why don't you just pull the endmill out further if there isn't enough Z travel?
There isn't enough endmill to make up for the distance that it doesn't cover. Also, it wouldn't be safe to run the machine with the bit hanging out that far.
Great videos, but your music level is very high compared to your voice.
Thanks for the feedback, I think I have it under control on my latest build (walnut bench). New to all of this so I'm learning as I go. Check it out and see if the levels are better! Thanks again for watching
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Great Video. Ill send my thoughts on it i have had mine on my channel for 6 months now and with having an enclosure on it limits the machine as I tile jobs with mine I have literally made a 12 foot sign. The other item if u want to make it quieter buy a brushless or water-cooled spindle. the next item is the secondary waste board i had the same issue but they have bits that are longer so you wouldn't need that. also the swearing in the video there is a way to tag that its not recommended for children. I hit the sub button as i to am a smaller UA-cam channel trying to grow hope you come check my channel out
Why the annoying music? Otherwise great video.
Why use the language which you use in this video? Hard to believe you think this makes for a better presentation. I was going to sub but your language changed my mind especially when my grandson was watching with me. Hopefully, you will take this comment in consideration for future videos.
I'm baffled as to why people need to inject noise/music into their videos... just doesn't make sense to me. I would rather hear the tools going then the music. smh
Well I can tell you my reasoning.. if your open to others ideas/reasoning.
For someone who has been woodworking for years its easy to watch through a video like this with nothing but sounds of tools going the entire time. However one of the biggest reasons I'm making these videos is to inspire people to do things they haven't done before. That's why I'm not overly informative, yet I still show enough of the process for a skilled craftsman to derive some value as well. So I place music throughout the video to at least make it a bit fun for a novice. I am still learning video editing and do agree with bringing down the music levels to something a bit less overwhelming.
@@InTheGrainCreations sigh, if you look at channels with high subscribers they do not put music in their videos. I muted my audio. It's just not needed.
Had to stop watching. Your music, which has nothing to do with what you‘re building, is at least double the volume of your voice. Glad I didn‘t use the earphones!
Thanks for the feedback, still learning the editing software.
@@InTheGrainCreations
Thank you for this positive answer! I will continue to watch and suffer through adjusting the volume. A very good example of the use of music is „Engels Coach Shop“, he uses music but you have to actively listen for it to even notice, it never interferes with his voice.
@@berndheiden7630 thanks for that! And you're not kidding, its there but you gotta look for it lol
Disagree, I thought the music was nice part of the video