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Just wanted to give my thanks. I decided to buy this CNC after I seeing that I could upgrade to a spindle if I wanted to. You gave a very real (to me) description of owning this CNC and that helped me make a final decision. Thanks again!
Hi Jonny, so glad to hear that this was helpful to you. It’s been about 18 months for me in this machine, and it was my first. I’m still very impressed and very happy with the onefinity. I’m confident that you’ll really enjoy it!
Just got my three boxes in and will be setting it up tomorrow. I'm currently watching all of your onefinity videos and am looking forward to your future adventures.
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous -- having a good time with it. Designed a pen-plotter and am working on a python gcode generator: ua-cam.com/play/PLcYx-h_NNPJls4yDDPTMY_HnSE9GhaZ48.html
Excellent review, I concur with all your comments. I have had to reach out regarding the controller. I assumed I needed to replace a failed power supply (mostlikely cause by a power surge, electrician found no anomalies) only to find a brand new controller shipped to me within two days (I didn't even ask for it, just looking for reason why it failed). Onefinity's customer service is TOP NOTCH!
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Great video! I ordered my Onefinity and it'll be here in August. I needed to see your review because I was starting to re-think my purchase! I'm a 62 year old gramma and hoping the learning curve isn't too much! I have a Glowforge Pro laser now and I love it but want to move on to bigger projects. I subscribed to your channel and can't wait to watch more of your videos! You explained everything so well that I feel pretty confident in my purchase! Can't wait for it to arrive now and start creating some beautiful stuff! Thanks again!
Hi Shelly, thanks so much for watching and subscribing! My channel is pretty new at two weeks old, but I really enjoy paying it back, all the good info I've gotten from UA-cam and other sources. You're going to really enjoy the machine, and since you're already using a glowforge, Im sure it will be a fun transition to a new tool for you! There's a great Facebook group in case you haven't found it yet, here is a link. It's a onefinity user group and is full of very useful people sharing their knowledge. Link is here: facebook.com/groups/onefinitycnc/ Thanks again, and I appreciate you!
Wonderful review. I have had my machine since December and it is amazing. The support team is quick to give feedback along with the OF forum. Is just amazing support from everyone. I ordered my Journeyman X-50 rails to increase my cutting are from 32 x32 to 48x32 for some larger projects. Is simply an amazing company. Thank you again for your review.
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You pretty much told my exact same story. I'm a furniture maker for 20 years, love my workflow and the tools I own but wanted the CNC to add art to things I make, repeatable cuts ect....just to enhance what I already make and sell and add new possibilities and I've been a professional 3d artist for 20 years so it's exciting thinking if I can make some of my designs on signs and things but I know its not a $12k Avid either. I researched the heck out these entry level CNCs and I'm like you I saw a ton of bad reviews and things about the belts, I didn't want to take 6-10 hours to put one of them together either and the bars on the OF looked strong to me. I ordered in Mar and should have mine next month and will upgrade to the 50" journeymen today probably to help with flattening slabs but very nice review and I even feel better about the OF after this vid. Nicely done. Thank you
Hey Rone, so yes it sounds like we have the same view/mission of adding the cnc to the tool kit. Have had mine since February and have really enjoyed adding this capability. Couple weeks ago needed 6 identical corner shelves with radius front edges, and it was awesome to cut the machine loose on 6/4 walnut to make exact parts while I was doing other work. Also adding inlays to furniture takes the work up a notch. Best wishes for your new tool! I’m sure you’re going to find many uses for it. While this channel just started and doesn’t have a big library yet, I’d encourage you to subscribe as I’ll be adding a video a week and you might find them useful! Thanks and take care!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Yea I make a lot of hallway trees and my first thought was adding a name or some saying to it to the area around coat hangars. That alone raises the price while getting your name out there that you're willing to do extra custom work. People love cheesy sayings and their name lol. Have fun with the 6/4 and I did sub and thank you Bud. :)
Great video and thank you, I am at the same point as you were before you bought your CNC, I have been looking at the Infinity for awhile and as a similar woodworker your words have been helpful, Thank You, Jim, Burlington Ontario
Hi Jim, thank you for watching and your comment. I’m glad the info was helpful. not sponsored or affiliated, but have to say it’s an amazing machine. consider subscribing to see more if you like!
Hi Angie, thanks for your time and comment. Thanks f you haven’t yet, I encourage you to subscribe if you feel I’ve earned it. The onefinity has been a great machine to me, and worth consideration of you want to avoid belts and v wheels.
I’ve had the xcarve since 2017 . At the time there wasn’t much in the way of affordable units. Ordered my onefinity this past week will ship around mid aug. still using the xcarve till then
That’s great Tim, I’d be curious how you think the two stack up against each other when your 1F arrives. If you care to, please feel free to subscribe as I’m working on future videos and in that subject, if you have suggestions for future topics I’d love to hear from you.
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous I think I can already say I’m going to be pleased with the new machine. I was cutting some aluminum composite material this morning. You can tell when the belts need tighting, it starts to shimmy a bit. All things point to this being a much better machine
I will in fact, I am also planning on rebuilding it since I’ve ordered the journeyman size x rails! Feel free to subscribe to see future videos, including those enclosure details! Thanks
Hey there, yes because of the machine frame rigidity, and no belts or wheels I’ve found that I can cut much faster and deeper than my friends that have extrusions/belts/wheels. This is really a super solid machine.
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous mine sometimes completely at random will just freeze during cutting and there’s nothing I can do to get it going again - I have to restart everything. Yours ever do that?
No, but I’d think of EMI as the first thing to look for. Mainly due to comments from people with other machines fighting electromagnetic interference that have symptoms like you’re describing, I went ahead and replaced any unshielded wire, with shielded throughout my machine, including stepper wiring. Haven’t had anything like that though personally. Hope you get it sorted out
Finally got mine in May after I ordered in January. Sadly, had to have a rail and controller replaced within 3 months of use. Customer service was very hesitant to honor warranty for the controller and I am from overseas. If you are not from North America, maybe look for other options.
I’ve used TSO products, festool, and some UKG brand. Just google for 20mm bench dogs and pick the ones you like. They’re readily available in many flavors!
Hi. Wondering if your dust collection comes through the center of the enclosure ceiling, how well the hose bracket has worked out and if it has caused any issue w the z stepper motor? Thx
Yes, hose comes through (Two toilet flanges, one on each side) at roughly the center, although it is a bit forward of the centerline in the Y Direction. Has worked amazingly well with no snags or anything. Just take a moment to judge how much flex hose to use inside the enclosure.
I went with the asus touch screen. @Onefinity has compiled a list of monitors known to work on their forums located here: forum.onefinitycnc.com/t/confirmed-aftermarket-screens-monitors-that-work-with-the-onefinity/4484/2
Have you been able to install the spindle ? Any issues? where you got the spindle from? what parts you needed from onefinity to be able to install spindle? did it came with your cnc or had to order it ?
Hi Francisco, yes I did run the spindle, but have since removed it because I had an issue with a faulty aircraft style connector that plugs into the top of the spindle. I'd say it ran great, and is quieter during free spinning, but once you start cutting, the noise level is about the same. I used a spindle with a 65mm diameter, so there wasn't anything I needed to do other than use the breakout box that I got from onefinity. There are larger diameter (80mm) spindles available, but I didnt choose that size. (Breakout box is an optional accessory from onefintiy) So my experience was, a poorly designed/manufactured spindle connector from the spindle manufacturer (not onefinity) caused me to take it off. I've since gotten a new connector, but honestly haven't found the need to reinstall that spindle as the Makita router does just fine for the work that I do. The spindle is just a "nice to have" option.
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Sold... OneFinity needs to hire you. I've been looking at CNC's for a few years... as in i'm trying to afford one. OneFinitity seems price wise more affordable than some of the other ones (StepCraft) I've been looking at. You hit all the points i've been looking at - no belts/wheels. I was also looking at the Sienci Longmill CNC machine, but liked the Onefinity a bit more. Great vid. I know what to go for now.
Hey there, thanks! I was trying to make this about the key points I wanted, and didnt want. Sounds like its in line with what you were thinking. If you care to, please feel free to subscribe so that as my library of videos grows, you'll see them, still pretty new to this @ 2 weeks or so.
Hi Michael. It’s been a good while since I got mine, (ordered in sept 2020) but I recall them sending an update initially saying label created, which means that onefinity printed the shipping label at their warehouse. Then if I recall, it was about a week later that I got a second email with an arrival date. If I recall, those two events were about 7 or 10 days apart. You’ll definitely get some notices before they ship and if needed, just have a friend or neighbor store for you if it comes while you’re away.
Hi victor, thanks for viewing/commenting. Drop a subscription while you’re here if you would like. I use vectric pro which isn’t free, but is excellent. There are free options for software like easel and carbide create.
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Thank you. Are you happy with the enclosure and table you built? Can you share a beginners workflow for a template or inlay project? Mine is due in a few weeks
I am happy with it, except that I left some key parts out of it without thinking ahead. Need a way to have access from the sides to maintain (oil) the lead screws periodically, and I didnt factor that in. I have ordered the Journeyman size X rail so I will be rebuilding it in the future. My table top is a torsion box design, and that's the part that I think Im the most happy with. Very flat and quite stable. Look at my other video, follow up where I discuss enclosure, spoil board and such. If you care to, please feel free to subscribe so you can see other videos!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Thank you, and I saw your other videos and subscribed. I think I will build a table and use it for a bit and then build an enclosure after I see what's what.
Ball screws have a great advantage over all other standard drive/positioning systems in that ball screws have no backlash so do not accumulate error if a lot of directional changes are made and break small diameter endmills a lot less often.
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Hi John, Thanks for taking the time to view, and comment I really do appreciate it. That's a Pica brand marking pencil, I like it a lot for roughing out material. I'll link it below if you want to look further at it. www.amazon.com/dp/B002X7Y90U/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_77MN59E1C07RC6FS9TD4?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 If you haven't had a chance yet, and are willing, I'd love to ask you to subscribe in order to help me get the word out to more people who might be interested. Thanks again and have a great day!
About your enclosure: do you ever have reason to want access to the back or sides? Some popular enclosures slides back/forward, but is that worth having?
Hi David, in my use of the machine, for actual workpieces I’ve never found I needed access to the sides, however it’d be handy to have that access for the occasional maintenance, like cleaning and lubing the y rail screw and nuts. Thanks for checking it out, hope you’d consider subscribing while your here, thanks and have a great day.
thanks for the great review. I too am looking to buy a cnc and have no experience so these may be dumb questions. First, what type of software will work on this machine. I have had a little training with Carbide Create and it seems easy to learn. Will this work or do you recommend something easier/better. Also, you said you do not need a computer attached to this machine so my question is how do you get your program to run? Looking forward to your answers and thanks again for an excellent and informative video.
hi there, i use vectric vcarve pro and lie it a lot. Other choices are carveco, carbide create, fusion 360 among others. you can use a usb stick to get the gcode (the output file from the cad software you choose) to the machine. Thanks for watching and your comment, and please consider subscribing while you're here!
Thank you so much for this detailed review! I'm 100% new to the CNC world. I was thinking about purchasing a laser but it seems that the possibilities to grow are far greater with a CNC.
Hi Angela, I was brand new to CNC until getting my onefinity, and if it helps you to know, you can mount a laser to the onefinity! I haven’t simply because I don’t have any laser plans but it is available. Thanks for watching and your comment. Please feel free to subscribe if you care to!
I have a shapeoko xxl and even do I was happy with it, and it’s made me money, you are right the belts and v wheels suck, so I bought this same model from onefinity it still on back order, can’t wait to see it making chips
I am in the shopping and deciding phase of CNC and I really appreciate your review. The Onefinity just looks like a better built machine. I agree with you, Just Good Enough Isn't. Subscribed and liked.
Hi Jason, I bought the drag chain set up rom a guy named Greg who is also a Onefinity owner that has an etsy shop where they are available. I hit the easy button and just ordered the whole kit from him, and it was perfect. www.etsy.com/shop/Route1WoodDesign?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=894220387
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Thanks for sharing your experience. Mine is on back order and won't arrive for another 2 months. So it's really helpful to see how you're feeling about it after having it in the shop for 4 or 5 months.
Hi Joel, thanks for your comment. Believe it or not, the time will pass quickly ! I’ve just started out, if you’d be inclined, subscribe and hit the notification bell so when the next videos come, you’ll know about it. Thanks and have a great day!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous I really like your cabinet. Too late now, but a build video would have been nice. I'll let you know if I think of anything else.
Hey Jim, I started with the woodworker because that’s what was available at the time. I have since upgraded to the journeyman size and love it just as much! 48x32 work area. Feel free to subscribe so you don’t miss anything! Thanks and have a great day!
Trying to decide between this and the Stepcraft M1000. I see you can add a spindle.. which I assume means you control the speed and on/off from software.. that's important to me. Will the spindle work as well and robust as the Makita you had in previously? I also really like the idea of the ability to do tool change for bits. Is there an option for this to add that so you can do more complex CNC with different bits without having to manually watch/change them? Lastly, can this be used with a laser engraver module and 3D printer head.. or only a CNC? I would imagine it should be possible since the StepCraft can do that. I love the new X50 model of this machine.. looks like it would last a lifetime other than maybe motor replacement. OH.. you mentioned (and others have as well) about wood/etc getting gunked up on belt/vwheel setups. Does the dust/etc get on the rods and gunk up where you have to constantly vacuum them or wipe them down too? I would imagine some materials would be spitting out all over the place and get messy.. so curious if or how this is better in terms of the rods that the bearings ride on with dust/etc on them, vs the wheels.
Hi Kevin, the spindle speed can be programmed in your cad, but can not be adjusted on the fly unless you leave speed control active on the vfd. The spindle works great, and I’d consider it an upgrade to the router. Trim routes just aren’t meant to run this long. There’s no tool changer option as far as I know, manual tool changes. I do have a jtech laser which mounts to the spindle carriage quite easily. I’m not aware of any wood or metal CNC machine that can also 3D print. Your last question was about dust/shafts and bearings versus belts and wheels. I run dust collection, and this set up works great. Belts stretch and or break, this machine uses lead screws instead. The v wheels found on other machines rely on eccentric nuts to keep them adjusted, and of course are prone to maintenance and or obstruction. This machine uses beefy chromed and hardened shafts, and linear bearings (which are sealed from dust), so it’s not a factor with this machine. Thanks for watching, and hope the info helps! Please consider subscribing if you hadn’t had a chance yet!
Hey Jeff, if you have any suggestions for related or unrelated topics I’m all ears. And if you’d care to subscribe you’ll be able to know about future videos, thanks!
Hi I am new to CNC machines just bought a one finity It is own order I was wondering what software do you use I was thinking of buying the Vcarb pro. Not for sure need help
Hi there, I use Vcarve Pro and think it's a great choice. Its a little more cost up front than others, but doesnt require you to work online, or have any subscription costs once youve bought it. Very good software and lots of support. Best of luck!
Fusion 360 is a good choice,if you're up for a pretty steep learning curve. It's nice that the cad and cam are integrated so well. If you're just a hobbyist, it's free, so very good value.
@@johnedwards1968 fusion 360 is super powerful, but your right the learning curve is steep! I learned it while 3d printing a few years ago, it’s great, and free as you mentioned to hobbyist
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First of all thanks for the honest review, i feel even better knowing when I buy my onefinity later this year it will be a good decision. Second, glad you added that you paid for everything. I've seen those videos by others and then can't know if they have a bias to that product. Question, does the enclosure help greatly with the noise and/ or dust and did you build enclosure before or after getting the CNC? Thanks in advance for your time.
Hi Tim, first, thanks for watching and your comment, I really appreciate your time. I’m not sponsored and every dollar of my woodworking budget is my own. Like you, I’ve seen people who get a product or something and don’t have much of a clue how to use it, but are just promoting it, that isn’t me. The enclosure will,reduce some noise, buy CNC/router work is noisy! My primary reason for enclosing my CNC is dust control, any noise reduction is a bonus. I built my enclosure after installing my @onefinity CNC just to make sure I had the dimensions right. I would guess that while actively cutting, my plywood enclosure reduced noise by 15%, but reduced dust by a lot more.
Thank you for the great review. Mine will be delivered in late July and like you I’m a seasoned woodworker with no experience with a CNC machine. I’m looking forward to learning and a new kind of fun.
Hi David thanks for your comments! I plan on adding more videos on this topic and more. If you’re so inclined please feel free to subscribe so that you know when future topics are shared here. Thanks again!
First: thanks for the honest review. Second: Damn you! Now you have me all sorts of confused. I'm currently looking to buy my first hobbyist CNC Router, and after watching your review, I now have to research even more. Although I'm not looking at the AVID-level machines, I also don't want to buy the low-end machines with known issues. (If you're not reading between the lines, these are all compliments)
Hi Mijo, first you're welcome, and secondly, I know the feeling about researching what machine is right for you. For me, (and Im not sponsored/affiliated etc with any company), I spoke to many people who were current owners of a variety of machines, and just could not get behind anything that was belt driven, or used V Wheels. Just too many variables involved and I didn't want that to get in the way of enjoying the machine. For me, I found that the cost of the onefinity was right in line with the others, but when I got the machine and started using it, found that the value FAR outweighed what the price was. Thanks for watching and your comment, and I'd suggest subscribing if you like in order to throw some support, and see more future videos. Thanks, and have a great day!
Great video JR and thanks for the honest review. I'm right there with you - an avid woodworker and new to the CNC woodworking part. I'm 66 years old and ordered my Onefinity Woodworker on March 24, 2021. It is currently, as of July 25, in the "testing and packing" stage of construction. This is my last year of work - concrete mixer driver in Columbus, Ohio - and will be retiring at the end of the construction season here in the area around December, so I am trying to get my "ducks in a row" as far as enclosure, monitor and software that I need. So, which design software are you currently using? I am a Mac OS person, so I am leaning towards Carbide Create at this time. Thanks, Charlie
Well first Charlie, congrats on you upcoming retirement! Thanks for your time watching and hopefully you might subscribe. I went with Vcarve pro, after downloading several competitor versions to try them out. I have heard good things about carbide create for sure. I’m not sure which ones work with a Mac, but I definitely suggest downloading the trial versions of the software brands you’re interested in before buying. Thanks again, and best wishes!
Thanks Larry for the comment. I plan on future videos, onefinity/CNC and wood working related. Are there any topics that you’d like to see covered? I’d invite you also to subscribe if you’re inclined, so you see those future videos. Thanks again
Hi there, sorry I don’t have metal experience to share, but it is capable of non ferrous metal work. That just doesn’t happen to be in my scope of work.
Question about the enclosure; do you have plans you can share? How well does it handle sound dampening? I just moved into a new townhouse and dont want my neighbors to realize I'm a horrible person.
Hey there, it certainly helps with noise, but my primary goal was dust control. Once I built the table, I really just made some corner posts, then covered sides, top and rear, and made doors so I didn’t make plans unfortunately. Thanks for watching though, and stay tuned/subscribe if you like, more to come!
Great video! I can’t wait to get mine! I bought the wall mount kit and plan on putting an enclosure around it. I think gravity will take care of all or most of the dust as it settles to the bottom then I can just easily clean it out every once in a while. You have a very nice shop and welcome to the OneFinity family!
Awesome job supplying all the info, I'm sold! Been on the fence about which CNC to order and this video, after watching coutless, has made my mind up! Going to order the Journeyman. Thank you for a great video✌
Hey Jason, I’m glad it was helpful, and if you feel I’ve earned it please consider subscribing as I try to grow my audience. Thank you for your time and comment!
Outstanding and honest review. Your video answered most of the questions I had without being able to get to see a CNC in person. I've been thinking about an enclosure and have a question. Does it hinder you getting pieces in and out of the machine along with any servicing you have to complete? Whatever I have will be going in to a room in the basement along with my lathe and scrollsaw. I'd also love to hear your thoughts on using a spindle instead of a router (apologies, I haven't seen your other video's yet).
Hi CJ, I do in fact have another video that goes into my enclosure and I think you might enjoy it as I discuss what I should've done differently. I've since then, upgraded my machine size, which meant I needed to take my enclosure apart, and remake it. I will apply those lessons learned to version 2 of my enclosure, but have not yet built it. An enclosure should have maintenance in mind, and my biggest goof on the firs one, was that I didn't take that into account. Consider subscribing if you would please, and have a look at my CNC playlist, the enclosure and spoil board deeper dives are in there. Thanks and have a great day!
Been eyeballing this model for a while, and your feedback was incredibly helpful, looks like you've got a great shop as well, definitely gonna sub and follow along, thanks for putting in the time! It does really seem like this machine is raising the bar for components used. It looks like they're backordered at the moment but I'll certainly keep an eye on them. Thanks again!
Thanks for having a look and taking the time to sub and comment. I spent a lot of time looking for the right CNC that wouldn’t break the bank. It’s easy to get a good machine for 5-10k, but I wasn’t going to invest that. I’ve been really happy with this one, super robust design! Thanks and have a great evening!
Very nice I like the enclosur you made to keep the dust contained. I have a led laser and it has a camera to help quickly position work piece I hope that function eventually migrates to the CNC software. But I see there is a backorder so I may as well get on the list.
Hi Cliff, thanks! Please feel free to subscribe to see the upcoming rebuild of a new table/enclosure. I don’t have plans for this one, as I built it from just notebook drawn sketches but because I just ordered the new journeyman size x rail, I’ll have to rebuild it because I made my current enclosure and table just barely large enough to house the woodworker. Thanks again, and don’t forget to subscribe if you would!
the machine is in fact capable of tiling, just need to make sure that the software you are using to create your Gcode is capable of creating tiled files. Their largest current format machine is 48" wide, called the Journeyman. You can Tile 48" wide by whatever length you need and can support
Thank you sir, I’ve been waiting for a video that outlines someone’s personal experience with this machine. You’ve made me far more confident in my decision making process and I feel as though I may settle with the onefinity :D.
My pleasure, glad you found it helpful! If you care to, please consider subscribing, youngchannel here, with more coming soon. Thanks and have a great day!
Great Video! My husband and I are thinking of purchasing a CNC machine and seriously looking at this model. I don't know anything about them and was wondering does this model work on just wood or other materials? Thanks for your video. I subscribed!
Hi there, thanks for watching and subscribing! To your question, yes you can machine softer metals like aluminum and brass, but also plastics and composite materials if that’s in your wheelhouse. Thanks again, have a great day!
exact same research results I went thru... wish I had happened on this video first. ...and why I am looking into the Onefinity ... ouch ... jumping from less than a $1,000 to more than double!
Hi Dormant, the good news is, you can order one, and sell your old one. What you recover from the former machine offsets the new! Thanks for watching and your comment. Please feel free to subscribe to see new and future videos if you like! Thanks, and have a great day!
Thanks Mike! The repeatability is beyond what I expected. Im a long time woodworker, new to CNC, but this machines repeatable results are amazing. Please feel free to subscribe, I’ve just started, but there will be more content coming soon. Subscribing would help me grow, and let you know when those videos drop!
@@mikefarris1623 I haven’t found any instance where it didn’t perform repeatable results. Highest similar parts batch was 6 identical corner shelves of 5/4 walnut, 22” greatest dimension, all of which were a perfect match
How well does your dust collection work? I have heard that taking a 4" down to 2.5" will greatly reduce the suction of a dust collector since it is about volume rather than pressure. I am currently on the fence over using a dust collector or a shop vac.
Hi there, yes when I was running that reducer, I left another blast gate open in order to not starve the dust collector. I currently run a pwncnc dust boot that direct connects to my 4” hose. As to being on the fence, dc vs shop vac, I’d suggest that DC are meant to run f0r long periods of time. Shop vacs are typically not. If you haven’t had a chance yet, -lease consider subscribing! Thanks
Thanks Ronald, glad you found it helpful! Have a great day and maybe consider subscribing while youre here so you don't miss future videos. Thanks again !
Haven’t had to clean it specifically, but I periodically blow the machine off (lead screws and shafts) and the camera being so close probably gets blown off as well. It’s handy to have!
Excellent review. Glad to hear you’re satisfied with the machine since the reasons you exposed are the same reasons that made me choose the 1F. Mine is on the waiting list already!!! (New subscriber here!)
Thank you Juan, and good luck passing the time while your machine is inbound. If there's any other topics you'd like to see covered, please let me know and thanks again for stopping in!
I don’t have and don’t know of any discount codes unfortunately, would love to pass it along if I knew of it. I really appreciate your kind comment and view! I hope that you found it helpful.
Nice video man cant wait to get my 1st. Millright is a good option per price you didnt mention. About how many hours have you had it running? Going to use mine to cut on larger object great feature of this one no permanent bed.
Hey Martin, thanks. I did look at the mill right, but while they do have lead screws, I believe they still use V Wheels on the x and y and I just didn’t want V wheels anywhere on the machine. I’ve had my machine since the end of January, and don’t know how many hours, but I’d guess 100-200 hours of use. If you would like to see future videos, please consider subscribing. Thanks!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous The power route by millright is the one i was looking into before onefinity it seems more comparable. I would be interested in the channel if the content was cutting various materials, testing s/f, and tolerances. Wood isnt my main focus.
Thank you for the great video! I just received my Onefinity and am very excited to get started with it. Can I ask about your enclosure? How do you like it? Is there anything you would change about it? I would like to build something similar but with additional side access doors. Ok, thanks again, Damian
Hi Damien, I like having an enclosure but I missed a few important things on design one. One of which you mentioned. Side access is important for maintenance. Head space to reach into the work space and manipulate work holding, hitting your head on the enclosure is a bummer! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. If you feel I’ve earned it please consider subscribing!
Great Video, thanks! Just the "satisfied customer" info I was looking for. I've been sweating the details on what to get for months. One question, though. You started out saying you didn't want a machine that was dependent on being connected to a PC, but then later pointed out the touch-screen monitor you have. I assume that's connected to a PC, no? That's one of the things I'm trying to figure out. I want to be able to do the design/layout on my PC in the basement, and then wi-fi or thumb-drive transfer up to the CNC which will be in my garage. I don't want to have to buy another computer just to have it sit by the CNC. How does that all work with your Onefinity? Thanks! PS... SUBSCRIBED! 😃
Hey Greg, sorry if I made that a confusing statement. You can do exactly what you are trying to do with the onefinity. The touch screen that I referenced, is connected to the onefinity controller, not a PC and is just a touch screen. You can (and this is what I do), design on cad/cam software elsewhere, and either “deliver’ file to the onefinity controller via usb stick, or if your PC is connected to the same network as your onefinity controller, you can send the file to the onefinity controller through wifi. I send my files to my onefinity over wifi, and it works great. I have no pc connected to my onefinity, and it does not require it. The controller that your order with the onefinity makes the machine a truly stand alone unit. Doesn’t require internet or pc direct connection. Hope this helps!
Interesting video. Glad you suggested it. It gave me some sound information. I'm more familiar with CNC coordinate measuring machines and the high accuracy measuring and drive methods used on them including the probing heads used for calibration and measurement. Woodworking CNC machines are a different animal. The info on v-belt drives is good to know. I'm slowly going through your list of videos to absorb all the info I can. Thanks for this informative one.
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous done! Did you build the enclosure it sits in? I’d be interested in seeing how that is built and how you set up your dust collection system. I’m a beginner woodworker and working out of my garage. I’m currently just using my shop vac for dust collection. Seriously considering the Woodworker for my business.
@@Oldcarsrock I ultimately went with Vcarve Pro. I didnt want a subscription based payment method, or a could connected version so I'd avoid system outages on the supplier end. Figured I'd buy the license once, and own the local copy and not be dependent on any external connections or glitches. It's worked really well, there's lots of great youtube videos out there to learn all the "how to's" within the software. If you go that route, look up Mark Lindsay on you tube, tons of instructional videos on vectric software. Good luck!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Thanks again for the information I will check it out. I am very used to CAD software as I use it every week for our business so I am positive I’ll get the hang of it pretty quickly
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Excellent video we are in the market for one, and like you, didn't want to spend 5 to 6k. What did you use for your base? Did you install T tracks or anything like that? It only comes as a frame as I understand. Thanks
Hi Doug, thanks. I used a lot of online reviews, videos and forums/groups to make the best decision I could for the way I planned on using the machine. I hope the input was useful. Consider subscribing if you would like to see future videos. Also if there are any related or unrelated topics you think would be helpful, I’d love to hear about your thoughts!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous I too have done months of research on CNC routers. The Onefinity appears to be the best value for the home woodworker. There are several good designs in the market place but the Onefinity’s superior design and construction is evident. I only want to make this purchase one time. I’m ordering the Journeyman X-50. It will do everything that I anticipate doing project wise. My sister and brother-in-law have a full size Laguna machine in their garage. Great machine but I don’t want to dedicate that much floor space to a machine. As far as other subject matter my standard answer is always 1. Why did all of the dinosaurs have to die? 2. Explain the mysteries of women? That always gets a chuckle out of folks. Take care!
i got accused of being a shill for the company when i mentioned the decent value for a onefinity online. in my opinion belt driven machines are a waste of cash, and if you arent up for spending at least 5 grand then this machine is the only serious contender. i own a german heiz machine costing around 4500 pounds sterling , and it doesnt have ballscrews just leadscrews . admittedly its a slightly longer x axis on mine, and i have a kress spindle in it instead of a router. when it finally gives up the ghost in a few years id seriously consider a onefinity as a viable replacement. thanks for the review
Hi Kevin, I really wouldn’t give any weight to people with negative view points. I had hoped to share my research phase, and what lead me to this machine. I am very impressed with the value vs. capability and if people were to think poorly about that, I’d just file it away in the trash. Thanks for watching and commenting, if you care to I’d invite you to subscribe as there will be more wood working and or cnc stuff coming. Thanks and have a great day!
Having an Xcarve needing the next level a 4x8. I wish this was available when I purchased my Xcarve about 4 years ago. If anyone reading this sees this, please please please, BUY a ONEFINITY, they work so much better than an Xcarve.
Hi Jaime, Thanks for taking the time to view, and comment I really do appreciate it. The rigidity of this machine, really means that you can push the feeds pretty fast without sacrificing accuracy/flex/twist etc. It really is a great machine! If you haven't had a chance yet, and are willing, I'd love to ask you to subscribe in order to help me get the word out to more people who might be interested. Thanks again and have a great day!
Glad to hear you’ve got a machine you’re happy with! Thanks for watching and for the comment, I appreciate your time! It’s great to have so many choices for machines like these!
Thanks for tuning in, and sharing your feedback and subscribing if you have! Check out the woodworking playlist here: ua-cam.com/play/PLDd7ob1ioGdD_sJtlUov_0Kd-hahBZj_K.html
I have a cnc with belts and wheels. I have been using mine for about a year. No problems yet.
Hi Shrim, glad to hear your machine has been working well for you! Make it a great day!
Just wanted to give my thanks. I decided to buy this CNC after I seeing that I could upgrade to a spindle if I wanted to. You gave a very real (to me) description of owning this CNC and that helped me make a final decision. Thanks again!
Hi Jonny, so glad to hear that this was helpful to you. It’s been about 18 months for me in this machine, and it was my first. I’m still very impressed and very happy with the onefinity. I’m confident that you’ll really enjoy it!
Just got my three boxes in and will be setting it up tomorrow. I'm currently watching all of your onefinity videos and am looking forward to your future adventures.
How’s the new onefinity coming along?
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous -- having a good time with it. Designed a pen-plotter and am working on a python gcode generator: ua-cam.com/play/PLcYx-h_NNPJls4yDDPTMY_HnSE9GhaZ48.html
Excellent review, I concur with all your comments. I have had to reach out regarding the controller. I assumed I needed to replace a failed power supply (mostlikely cause by a power surge, electrician found no anomalies) only to find a brand new controller shipped to me within two days (I didn't even ask for it, just looking for reason why it failed). Onefinity's customer service is TOP NOTCH!
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less than 3 minutes in.... already love the way you tell your story.
Awesome, glad you enjoyed it! Thanks and see you soon!
Thank you very much for your videos! Just after watching, I placed my order hopping l will receive my Onefinity asap.
Thank you again.
Hey there Abdellatif, thanks very much for spending time with me here. Taking the time out to leave your comment means a lot to me. If you haven't yet, would you mind subscribing if you saw some value in what this and my other videos are about?
Congratulations on ordering, you’re going to love it!
Thanks again for watching and your comment, have a great day!
Great video! I ordered my Onefinity and it'll be here in August. I needed to see your review because I was starting to re-think my purchase! I'm a 62 year old gramma and hoping the learning curve isn't too much! I have a Glowforge Pro laser now and I love it but want to move on to bigger projects. I subscribed to your channel and can't wait to watch more of your videos! You explained everything so well that I feel pretty confident in my purchase! Can't wait for it to arrive now and start creating some beautiful stuff! Thanks again!
Hi Shelly, thanks so much for watching and subscribing! My channel is pretty new at two weeks old, but I really enjoy paying it back, all the good info I've gotten from UA-cam and other sources. You're going to really enjoy the machine, and since you're already using a glowforge, Im sure it will be a fun transition to a new tool for you! There's a great Facebook group in case you haven't found it yet, here is a link. It's a onefinity user group and is full of very useful people sharing their knowledge. Link is here: facebook.com/groups/onefinitycnc/
Thanks again, and I appreciate you!
Wonderful review. I have had my machine since December and it is amazing. The support team is quick to give feedback along with the OF forum. Is just amazing support from everyone. I ordered my Journeyman X-50 rails to increase my cutting are from 32 x32 to 48x32 for some larger projects. Is simply an amazing company. Thank you again for your review.
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You pretty much told my exact same story. I'm a furniture maker for 20 years, love my workflow and the tools I own but wanted the CNC to add art to things I make, repeatable cuts ect....just to enhance what I already make and sell and add new possibilities and I've been a professional 3d artist for 20 years so it's exciting thinking if I can make some of my designs on signs and things but I know its not a $12k Avid either. I researched the heck out these entry level CNCs and I'm like you I saw a ton of bad reviews and things about the belts, I didn't want to take 6-10 hours to put one of them together either and the bars on the OF looked strong to me. I ordered in Mar and should have mine next month and will upgrade to the 50" journeymen today probably to help with flattening slabs but very nice review and I even feel better about the OF after this vid. Nicely done. Thank you
Hey Rone, so yes it sounds like we have the same view/mission of adding the cnc to the tool kit. Have had mine since February and have really enjoyed adding this capability. Couple weeks ago needed 6 identical corner shelves with radius front edges, and it was awesome to cut the machine loose on 6/4 walnut to make exact parts while I was doing other work. Also adding inlays to furniture takes the work up a notch. Best wishes for your new tool! I’m sure you’re going to find many uses for it. While this channel just started and doesn’t have a big library yet, I’d encourage you to subscribe as I’ll be adding a video a week and you might find them useful! Thanks and take care!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Yea I make a lot of hallway trees and my first thought was adding a name or some saying to it to the area around coat hangars. That alone raises the price while getting your name out there that you're willing to do extra custom work. People love cheesy sayings and their name lol. Have fun with the 6/4 and I did sub and thank you Bud. :)
Mr Ron, can you carving with the machine you bought?
@@GuidoMillonezz You can carve with it. Tons of people do 3d with CNC's...the onefinity included.
Great video and thank you, I am at the same point as you were before you bought your CNC, I have been looking at the Infinity for awhile and as a similar woodworker your words have been helpful, Thank You, Jim, Burlington Ontario
Hi Jim, thank you for watching and your comment. I’m glad the info was helpful. not sponsored or affiliated, but have to say it’s an amazing machine. consider subscribing to see more if you like!
I have the xCarve. I’ve wanted to upgrade and it’s good to know that there is one that is a great replacement without breaking the bank.
Hi Angie, thanks for your time and comment. Thanks f you haven’t yet, I encourage you to subscribe if you feel I’ve earned it. The onefinity has been a great machine to me, and worth consideration of you want to avoid belts and v wheels.
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Yes! I did subscribe. I look forward to more videos.
@@AngieWilliamsDesigns that’s awesome, thank you Angie!
I’ve had the xcarve since 2017 . At the time there wasn’t much in the way of affordable units. Ordered my onefinity this past week will ship around mid aug. still using the xcarve till then
That’s great Tim, I’d be curious how you think the two stack up against each other when your 1F arrives. If you care to, please feel free to subscribe as I’m working on future videos and in that subject, if you have suggestions for future topics I’d love to hear from you.
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous I think I can already say I’m going to be pleased with the new machine. I was cutting some aluminum composite material this morning. You can tell when the belts need tighting, it starts to shimmy a bit. All things point to this being a much better machine
Can you make a quick video of your sound proof enclosure please.
I will in fact, I am also planning on rebuilding it since I’ve ordered the journeyman size x rails! Feel free to subscribe to see future videos, including those enclosure details! Thanks
Nice video, thanks! I have a Shapeoko pro. It’s okay at best. I’ve been looking for another machine. I like how yours doesn’t have belts.
Hey there, yes because of the machine frame rigidity, and no belts or wheels I’ve found that I can cut much faster and deeper than my friends that have extrusions/belts/wheels. This is really a super solid machine.
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous mine sometimes completely at random will just freeze during cutting and there’s nothing I can do to get it going again - I have to restart everything. Yours ever do that?
No, but I’d think of EMI as the first thing to look for. Mainly due to comments from people with other machines fighting electromagnetic interference that have symptoms like you’re describing, I went ahead and replaced any unshielded wire, with shielded throughout my machine, including stepper wiring. Haven’t had anything like that though personally. Hope you get it sorted out
Finally got mine in May after I ordered in January. Sadly, had to have a rail and controller replaced within 3 months of use. Customer service was very hesitant to honor warranty for the controller and I am from overseas. If you are not from North America, maybe look for other options.
Hi Happy, Hadn't heard of that experience from anyone else, hopefully you're all sorted out and enjoying your machine!
Nice work your hold downs are all square where did you buy your dogs with the larger holes?
I’ve used TSO products, festool, and some UKG brand. Just google for 20mm bench dogs and pick the ones you like. They’re readily available in many flavors!
Hi. Wondering if your dust collection comes through the center of the enclosure ceiling, how well the hose bracket has worked out and if it has caused any issue w the z stepper motor? Thx
Yes, hose comes through (Two toilet flanges, one on each side) at roughly the center, although it is a bit forward of the centerline in the Y Direction. Has worked amazingly well with no snags or anything. Just take a moment to judge how much flex hose to use inside the enclosure.
Thanks for sharing. What larger screen are you using?
I went with the asus touch screen. @Onefinity has compiled a list of monitors known to work on their forums located here: forum.onefinitycnc.com/t/confirmed-aftermarket-screens-monitors-that-work-with-the-onefinity/4484/2
Nice review much appreciated good job.
Paul.
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Have you been able to install the spindle ? Any issues? where you got the spindle from? what parts you needed from onefinity to be able to install spindle? did it came with your cnc or had to order it ?
Hi Francisco, yes I did run the spindle, but have since removed it because I had an issue with a faulty aircraft style connector that plugs into the top of the spindle. I'd say it ran great, and is quieter during free spinning, but once you start cutting, the noise level is about the same. I used a spindle with a 65mm diameter, so there wasn't anything I needed to do other than use the breakout box that I got from onefinity. There are larger diameter (80mm) spindles available, but I didnt choose that size. (Breakout box is an optional accessory from onefintiy) So my experience was, a poorly designed/manufactured spindle connector from the spindle manufacturer (not onefinity) caused me to take it off. I've since gotten a new connector, but honestly haven't found the need to reinstall that spindle as the Makita router does just fine for the work that I do. The spindle is just a "nice to have" option.
Great video. I too am an experienced woodworker but new to CNC. I hope you continue to make more videos. I have a 1f on order.
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A good honest review. Well done.
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Sold... OneFinity needs to hire you. I've been looking at CNC's for a few years... as in i'm trying to afford one. OneFinitity seems price wise more affordable than some of the other ones (StepCraft) I've been looking at. You hit all the points i've been looking at - no belts/wheels. I was also looking at the Sienci Longmill CNC machine, but liked the Onefinity a bit more. Great vid. I know what to go for now.
Hey there, thanks! I was trying to make this about the key points I wanted, and didnt want. Sounds like its in line with what you were thinking. If you care to, please feel free to subscribe so that as my library of videos grows, you'll see them, still pretty new to this @ 2 weeks or so.
Jr. Did you get a tracking details or number 6 weeks after you order was placed. Just want to make sure I'm at home or someone be there. Thanks
Hi Michael. It’s been a good while since I got mine, (ordered in sept 2020) but I recall them sending an update initially saying label created, which means that onefinity printed the shipping label at their warehouse. Then if I recall, it was about a week later that I got a second email with an arrival date. If I recall, those two events were about 7 or 10 days apart. You’ll definitely get some notices before they ship and if needed, just have a friend or neighbor store for you if it comes while you’re away.
what is the material of the black parts?
Hi, which parts are you referring to?
Thanks for sharing. I’m leaning to wards this cnc for the same concerns you mentioned. Did it come with a program? And is it easy to use?
Hi victor, thanks for viewing/commenting. Drop a subscription while you’re here if you would like. I use vectric pro which isn’t free, but is excellent. There are free options for software like easel and carbide create.
Thanks for the review, this was exactly the type of feedback I was looking for. Going to place my order ASAP.
Glad you found it helpful! If you feel inclined, I invite you to subscribe, 6 week old channel, more to be added to the video library soon and I appreciate your watching and comment!
Great video and information, you just cost me $3,000!! Thanks VERY much!
Lol John! Glad I could help! = )
this is a fantastic machine! Love my Onefinitys!
Thanks JR, very helpful! Just ordered my Onefinity and can't wait to get started! Cheers!
It’s a great machine, and company. Be sure to join the Facebook group, very helpful group of folks! If you feel it’s been of value to you, please consider subscribing, it’d help me grow this young channel!
Thanks !! Great Review .. Looking to buy one..
Hi Adam, thanks for watching and commenting! If you care to, please consider subscribing to see more videos like this in the future!
Thank you. Are you happy with the enclosure and table you built? Can you share a beginners workflow for a template or inlay project? Mine is due in a few weeks
I am happy with it, except that I left some key parts out of it without thinking ahead. Need a way to have access from the sides to maintain (oil) the lead screws periodically, and I didnt factor that in. I have ordered the Journeyman size X rail so I will be rebuilding it in the future. My table top is a torsion box design, and that's the part that I think Im the most happy with. Very flat and quite stable.
Look at my other video, follow up where I discuss enclosure, spoil board and such. If you care to, please feel free to subscribe so you can see other videos!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Thank you, and I saw your other videos and subscribed. I think I will build a table and use it for a bit and then build an enclosure after I see what's what.
Ball screws have a great advantage over all other standard drive/positioning systems in that ball screws have no backlash so do not accumulate error if a lot of directional changes are made and break small diameter endmills a lot less often.
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Did you make your own t tracks or do they come with the kit?
Hi Greg, Thanks for taking the time to view, and comment I really do appreciate it. I purchased the T Track separately.
If you haven't had a chance yet, and are willing, I'd love to ask you to subscribe in order to help me get the word out to more people who might be interested. Thanks again and have a great day!
Thank you. I am in the process of looking at CNC...This helped a ton. Off topic, what is the marking device in your pocket?
Hi John, Thanks for taking the time to view, and comment I really do appreciate it.
That's a Pica brand marking pencil, I like it a lot for roughing out material. I'll link it below if you want to look further at it.
www.amazon.com/dp/B002X7Y90U/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_77MN59E1C07RC6FS9TD4?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
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About your enclosure: do you ever have reason to want access to the back or sides? Some popular enclosures slides back/forward, but is that worth having?
Hi David, in my use of the machine, for actual workpieces I’ve never found I needed access to the sides, however it’d be handy to have that access for the occasional maintenance, like cleaning and lubing the y rail screw and nuts. Thanks for checking it out, hope you’d consider subscribing while your here, thanks and have a great day.
thanks for the great review. I too am looking to buy a cnc and have no experience so these may be dumb questions. First, what type of software will work on this machine. I have had a little training with Carbide Create and it seems easy to learn. Will this work or do you recommend something easier/better. Also, you said you do not need a computer attached to this machine so my question is how do you get your program to run? Looking forward to your answers and thanks again for an excellent and informative video.
hi there, i use vectric vcarve pro and lie it a lot. Other choices are carveco, carbide create, fusion 360 among others. you can use a usb stick to get the gcode (the output file from the cad software you choose) to the machine. Thanks for watching and your comment, and please consider subscribing while you're here!
Thank you so much for this detailed review! I'm 100% new to the CNC world. I was thinking about purchasing a laser but it seems that the possibilities to grow are far greater with a CNC.
Hi Angela, I was brand new to CNC until getting my onefinity, and if it helps you to know, you can mount a laser to the onefinity! I haven’t simply because I don’t have any laser plans but it is available. Thanks for watching and your comment. Please feel free to subscribe if you care to!
I have a shapeoko xxl and even do I was happy with it, and it’s made me money, you are right the belts and v wheels suck, so I bought this same model from onefinity it still on back order, can’t wait to see it making chips
Thanks for checking it out and your comment! Would be interested in your comparison of the two once you get your 1f
I am in the shopping and deciding phase of CNC and I really appreciate your review. The Onefinity just looks like a better built machine. I agree with you, Just Good Enough Isn't. Subscribed and liked.
Hi Aggie, I’ve been really pleased with my machine. Good luck in deciding which is best for you, but the onefinity has been great !
Awesome video! Can you tell us more about the drag chain/cable management?
Hi Jason, I bought the drag chain set up rom a guy named Greg who is also a Onefinity owner that has an etsy shop where they are available. I hit the easy button and just ordered the whole kit from him, and it was perfect. www.etsy.com/shop/Route1WoodDesign?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=894220387
Best review I have seen on this product.. gonna pull the trigger on this model. Thanks for the info
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Thanks for sharing your experience. Mine is on back order and won't arrive for another 2 months. So it's really helpful to see how you're feeling about it after having it in the shop for 4 or 5 months.
Hi Joel, thanks for your comment. Believe it or not, the time will pass quickly ! I’ve just started out, if you’d be inclined, subscribe and hit the notification bell so when the next videos come, you’ll know about it. Thanks and have a great day!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous You got it!
Hey Joel, one more thing. If there are any other related or unrelated topics you’d like to suggest, I’d love to hear your input!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous I really like your cabinet. Too late now, but a build video would have been nice. I'll let you know if I think of anything else.
@@crazyhank99 good info, if I upgrade to the journeyman size I’ll have to rebuild my table anyway so if I do, I’ll do a video! Thanks again
Good video. I am thinking of getting into CNC work as a hobby and side gig. OneFinity seems to be the front runner. What model do you have?
Hey Jim, I started with the woodworker because that’s what was available at the time. I have since upgraded to the journeyman size and love it just as much! 48x32 work area. Feel free to subscribe so you don’t miss anything! Thanks and have a great day!
Trying to decide between this and the Stepcraft M1000. I see you can add a spindle.. which I assume means you control the speed and on/off from software.. that's important to me. Will the spindle work as well and robust as the Makita you had in previously? I also really like the idea of the ability to do tool change for bits. Is there an option for this to add that so you can do more complex CNC with different bits without having to manually watch/change them? Lastly, can this be used with a laser engraver module and 3D printer head.. or only a CNC? I would imagine it should be possible since the StepCraft can do that. I love the new X50 model of this machine.. looks like it would last a lifetime other than maybe motor replacement. OH.. you mentioned (and others have as well) about wood/etc getting gunked up on belt/vwheel setups. Does the dust/etc get on the rods and gunk up where you have to constantly vacuum them or wipe them down too? I would imagine some materials would be spitting out all over the place and get messy.. so curious if or how this is better in terms of the rods that the bearings ride on with dust/etc on them, vs the wheels.
Hi Kevin, the spindle speed can be programmed in your cad, but can not be adjusted on the fly unless you leave speed control active on the vfd. The spindle works great, and I’d consider it an upgrade to the router. Trim routes just aren’t meant to run this long. There’s no tool changer option as far as I know, manual tool changes. I do have a jtech laser which mounts to the spindle carriage quite easily. I’m not aware of any wood or metal CNC machine that can also 3D print. Your last question was about dust/shafts and bearings versus belts and wheels. I run dust collection, and this set up works great. Belts stretch and or break, this machine uses lead screws instead. The v wheels found on other machines rely on eccentric nuts to keep them adjusted, and of course are prone to maintenance and or obstruction. This machine uses beefy chromed and hardened shafts, and linear bearings (which are sealed from dust), so it’s not a factor with this machine.
Thanks for watching, and hope the info helps! Please consider subscribing if you hadn’t had a chance yet!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous already subscribed my friend. Look forward to your videos
Nice video! Only had my Onefinity a month or so and absolutely love it!
That's great, this was my first CNC, and Im really glad I chose Onefinity. Super rigid and capable!
Hey Jeff, if you have any suggestions for related or unrelated topics I’m all ears. And if you’d care to subscribe you’ll be able to know about future videos, thanks!
Hi I am new to CNC machines just bought a one finity It is own order I was wondering what software do you use I was thinking of buying the Vcarb pro. Not for sure need help
Hi there, I use Vcarve Pro and think it's a great choice. Its a little more cost up front than others, but doesnt require you to work online, or have any subscription costs once youve bought it. Very good software and lots of support. Best of luck!
Fusion 360 is a good choice,if you're up for a pretty steep learning curve. It's nice that the cad and cam are integrated so well.
If you're just a hobbyist, it's free, so very good value.
@@johnedwards1968 fusion 360 is super powerful, but your right the learning curve is steep! I learned it while 3d printing a few years ago, it’s great, and free as you mentioned to hobbyist
Thanks for the exceptional review. Wish I could order one.🤔
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Thanks for the great information sir! Now I know which one I want to buy !
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Very good video. I too have same machine. And was looking for years for a machine that was able. And they have it.
Hi Paul, thanks for leaving a comment. If you would like, I’d invite you to subscribe so you will see future videos! On that topic, do you have any suggestions for topics you’d like to see covered in the future?
Thanks for the information and your presentation method. Very informative and enjoyed the explanation.
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First of all thanks for the honest review, i feel even better knowing when I buy my onefinity later this year it will be a good decision. Second, glad you added that you paid for everything. I've seen those videos by others and then can't know if they have a bias to that product.
Question, does the enclosure help greatly with the noise and/ or dust and did you build enclosure before or after getting the CNC? Thanks in advance for your time.
Hi Tim, first, thanks for watching and your comment, I really appreciate your time. I’m not sponsored and every dollar of my woodworking budget is my own. Like you, I’ve seen people who get a product or something and don’t have much of a clue how to use it, but are just promoting it, that isn’t me. The enclosure will,reduce some noise, buy CNC/router work is noisy! My primary reason for enclosing my CNC is dust control, any noise reduction is a bonus. I built my enclosure after installing my @onefinity CNC just to make sure I had the dimensions right. I would guess that while actively cutting, my plywood enclosure reduced noise by 15%, but reduced dust by a lot more.
Thank you for the great review. Mine will be delivered in late July and like you I’m a seasoned woodworker with no experience with a CNC machine. I’m looking forward to learning and a new kind of fun.
Hi David thanks for your comments! I plan on adding more videos on this topic and more. If you’re so inclined please feel free to subscribe so that you know when future topics are shared here. Thanks again!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous I’ll do just that, thanks.
First: thanks for the honest review. Second: Damn you! Now you have me all sorts of confused. I'm currently looking to buy my first hobbyist CNC Router, and after watching your review, I now have to research even more. Although I'm not looking at the AVID-level machines, I also don't want to buy the low-end machines with known issues. (If you're not reading between the lines, these are all compliments)
Hi Mijo, first you're welcome, and secondly, I know the feeling about researching what machine is right for you. For me, (and Im not sponsored/affiliated etc with any company), I spoke to many people who were current owners of a variety of machines, and just could not get behind anything that was belt driven, or used V Wheels. Just too many variables involved and I didn't want that to get in the way of enjoying the machine. For me, I found that the cost of the onefinity was right in line with the others, but when I got the machine and started using it, found that the value FAR outweighed what the price was. Thanks for watching and your comment, and I'd suggest subscribing if you like in order to throw some support, and see more future videos. Thanks, and have a great day!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Will do, and done!
Nice review TSA! Thanks for putting it together.
Thanks for watching and your comment Alan. Feel free to subscribe to see future videos. Thanks and have a great day!
Great review thank you for the insight
Thanks Eric, if you’re interested in cnc, particularly onefinity I invite you to subscribe to see more or future videos! Thanks again!
Great video JR and thanks for the honest review. I'm right there with you - an avid woodworker and new to the CNC woodworking part. I'm 66 years old and ordered my Onefinity Woodworker on March 24, 2021. It is currently, as of July 25, in the "testing and packing" stage of construction. This is my last year of work - concrete mixer driver in Columbus, Ohio - and will be retiring at the end of the construction season here in the area around December, so I am trying to get my "ducks in a row" as far as enclosure, monitor and software that I need. So, which design software are you currently using? I am a Mac OS person, so I am leaning towards Carbide Create at this time. Thanks, Charlie
Well first Charlie, congrats on you upcoming retirement! Thanks for your time watching and hopefully you might subscribe. I went with Vcarve pro, after downloading several competitor versions to try them out. I have heard good things about carbide create for sure. I’m not sure which ones work with a Mac, but I definitely suggest downloading the trial versions of the software brands you’re interested in before buying. Thanks again, and best wishes!
i use a mac so does Carbide Create work for this CNC
great thank you I just ordered my for many of the same reasons you spoke on.
Thanks Larry for the comment. I plan on future videos, onefinity/CNC and wood working related. Are there any topics that you’d like to see covered? I’d invite you also to subscribe if you’re inclined, so you see those future videos. Thanks again
Have you ever done aluminum? Curious on your experience if you have.
Hi there, sorry I don’t have metal experience to share, but it is capable of non ferrous metal work. That just doesn’t happen to be in my scope of work.
Question about the enclosure; do you have plans you can share? How well does it handle sound dampening? I just moved into a new townhouse and dont want my neighbors to realize I'm a horrible person.
Hey there, it certainly helps with noise, but my primary goal was dust control. Once I built the table, I really just made some corner posts, then covered sides, top and rear, and made doors so I didn’t make plans unfortunately. Thanks for watching though, and stay tuned/subscribe if you like, more to come!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Thanks, I'll probably do something similar and add something dense to the sides. Can't wait to see your next video.
Great video! I can’t wait to get mine! I bought the wall mount kit and plan on putting an enclosure around it. I think gravity will take care of all or most of the dust as it settles to the bottom then I can just easily clean it out every once in a while. You have a very nice shop and welcome to the OneFinity family!
Jaycee, Thanks for the comments, and I'm sure you're going to really enjoy it when you get yours!
Awesome job supplying all the info, I'm sold! Been on the fence about which CNC to order and this video, after watching coutless, has made my mind up! Going to order the Journeyman. Thank you for a great video✌
Hey Jason, I’m glad it was helpful, and if you feel I’ve earned it please consider subscribing as I try to grow my audience. Thank you for your time and comment!
Outstanding and honest review. Your video answered most of the questions I had without being able to get to see a CNC in person. I've been thinking about an enclosure and have a question. Does it hinder you getting pieces in and out of the machine along with any servicing you have to complete? Whatever I have will be going in to a room in the basement along with my lathe and scrollsaw. I'd also love to hear your thoughts on using a spindle instead of a router (apologies, I haven't seen your other video's yet).
Hi CJ, I do in fact have another video that goes into my enclosure and I think you might enjoy it as I discuss what I should've done differently. I've since then, upgraded my machine size, which meant I needed to take my enclosure apart, and remake it. I will apply those lessons learned to version 2 of my enclosure, but have not yet built it.
An enclosure should have maintenance in mind, and my biggest goof on the firs one, was that I didn't take that into account.
Consider subscribing if you would please, and have a look at my CNC playlist, the enclosure and spoil board deeper dives are in there. Thanks and have a great day!
IKEA challenge, I love it lol😅 Very informative
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Boss, can you carving well with this machine??
Absolutely, it’s very rigid and can handle everything I throw at it!
Been eyeballing this model for a while, and your feedback was incredibly helpful, looks like you've got a great shop as well, definitely gonna sub and follow along, thanks for putting in the time!
It does really seem like this machine is raising the bar for components used. It looks like they're backordered at the moment but I'll certainly keep an eye on them. Thanks again!
Thanks for having a look and taking the time to sub and comment. I spent a lot of time looking for the right CNC that wouldn’t break the bank. It’s easy to get a good machine for 5-10k, but I wasn’t going to invest that. I’ve been really happy with this one, super robust design! Thanks and have a great evening!
I have the Onefinity Woodworker also. I agree with you, it is a great machine.
Thanks for watching and your comment Paul. If you haven’t already I’d kindly invite you to subscribe as I’m a young channel with more to come!
Very nice I like the enclosur you made to keep the dust contained. I have a led laser and it has a camera to help quickly position work piece I hope that function eventually migrates to the CNC software. But I see there is a backorder so I may as well get on the list.
I’ve had the machine close to a year now, definitely recommend it! Thanks for watching and your comment!
Awesome video. I’m still trying to save up money to get one. Do you have plans for the Cabinet enclosure you built for your machine?
Hi Cliff, thanks! Please feel free to subscribe to see the upcoming rebuild of a new table/enclosure. I don’t have plans for this one, as I built it from just notebook drawn sketches but because I just ordered the new journeyman size x rail, I’ll have to rebuild it because I made my current enclosure and table just barely large enough to house the woodworker. Thanks again, and don’t forget to subscribe if you would!
Great info! Is it possible to create 4ft or 8ft long projects on this size machine by slide the board piece by piece?
the machine is in fact capable of tiling, just need to make sure that the software you are using to create your Gcode is capable of creating tiled files. Their largest current format machine is 48" wide, called the Journeyman. You can Tile 48" wide by whatever length you need and can support
Thank you sir, I’ve been waiting for a video that outlines someone’s personal experience with this machine. You’ve made me far more confident in my decision making process and I feel as though I may settle with the onefinity :D.
My pleasure, glad you found it helpful! If you care to, please consider subscribing, youngchannel here, with more coming soon. Thanks and have a great day!
Great Video! My husband and I are thinking of purchasing a CNC machine and seriously looking at this model. I don't know anything about them and was wondering does this model work on just wood or other materials? Thanks for your video. I subscribed!
Hi there, thanks for watching and subscribing! To your question, yes you can machine softer metals like aluminum and brass, but also plastics and composite materials if that’s in your wheelhouse. Thanks again, have a great day!
Great video! Have you cut any aluminum on it? And, if so, how did it do?
Hey, thanks! Appreciate you watching and commenting. I haven’t cut any metal with it, but it can definitely do it!
great review thank you!
Thanks Stu, my pleasure. Consider subscribing while you’re here. It’s free, and makes you feel great! Plus you won’t miss future videos!
Great video!
Thanks!
exact same research results I went thru... wish I had happened on this video first.
...and why I am looking into the Onefinity ... ouch ... jumping from less than a $1,000 to more than double!
Hi Dormant, the good news is, you can order one, and sell your old one. What you recover from the former machine offsets the new! Thanks for watching and your comment. Please feel free to subscribe to see new and future videos if you like! Thanks, and have a great day!
Thanks for the great info man! What would you say is the repeatably and accuracy of the Onefinity?
Thanks Mike! The repeatability is beyond what I expected. Im a long time woodworker, new to CNC, but this machines repeatable results are amazing. Please feel free to subscribe, I’ve just started, but there will be more content coming soon. Subscribing would help me grow, and let you know when those videos drop!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Thanks for responding, how about the accuracy?
@@mikefarris1623 I haven’t found any instance where it didn’t perform repeatable results. Highest similar parts batch was 6 identical corner shelves of 5/4 walnut, 22” greatest dimension, all of which were a perfect match
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Okay thanks for your time :-)
How well does your dust collection work? I have heard that taking a 4" down to 2.5" will greatly reduce the suction of a dust collector since it is about volume rather than pressure. I am currently on the fence over using a dust collector or a shop vac.
Hi there, yes when I was running that reducer, I left another blast gate open in order to not starve the dust collector. I currently run a pwncnc dust boot that direct connects to my 4” hose. As to being on the fence, dc vs shop vac, I’d suggest that DC are meant to run f0r long periods of time. Shop vacs are typically not.
If you haven’t had a chance yet, -lease consider subscribing! Thanks
Very professional review!!
Thanks Ronald, glad you found it helpful! Have a great day and maybe consider subscribing while youre here so you don't miss future videos. Thanks again !
Love the Wyze Camera in there, how often do you have to clean that camera, or any issues with it in there?
Haven’t had to clean it specifically, but I periodically blow the machine off (lead screws and shafts) and the camera being so close probably gets blown off as well. It’s handy to have!
Excellent review. Glad to hear you’re satisfied with the machine since the reasons you exposed are the same reasons that made me choose the 1F. Mine is on the waiting list already!!! (New subscriber here!)
Thank you Juan, and good luck passing the time while your machine is inbound. If there's any other topics you'd like to see covered, please let me know and thanks again for stopping in!
Great info; thank you for sharing this.
Thanks Nathan, please feel free to subscribe so you’ll see others as they come out!
Your videos are the most informative, we are ordering one, do you have a discount code to get credit for our order?
I don’t have and don’t know of any discount codes unfortunately, would love to pass it along if I knew of it. I really appreciate your kind comment and view! I hope that you found it helpful.
Nice video man cant wait to get my 1st. Millright is a good option per price you didnt mention. About how many hours have you had it running? Going to use mine to cut on larger object great feature of this one no permanent bed.
Hey Martin, thanks. I did look at the mill right, but while they do have lead screws, I believe they still use V Wheels on the x and y and I just didn’t want V wheels anywhere on the machine.
I’ve had my machine since the end of January, and don’t know how many hours, but I’d guess 100-200 hours of use.
If you would like to see future videos, please consider subscribing. Thanks!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous The power route by millright is the one i was looking into before onefinity it seems more comparable. I would be interested in the channel if the content was cutting various materials, testing s/f, and tolerances. Wood isnt my main focus.
Thank you for the great video! I just received my Onefinity and am very excited to get started with it. Can I ask about your enclosure? How do you like it? Is there anything you would change about it? I would like to build something similar but with additional side access doors. Ok, thanks again, Damian
Hi Damien, I like having an enclosure but I missed a few important things on design one. One of which you mentioned. Side access is important for maintenance. Head space to reach into the work space and manipulate work holding, hitting your head on the enclosure is a bummer! Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. If you feel I’ve earned it please consider subscribing!
Great Video, thanks! Just the "satisfied customer" info I was looking for. I've been sweating the details on what to get for months. One question, though. You started out saying you didn't want a machine that was dependent on being connected to a PC, but then later pointed out the touch-screen monitor you have. I assume that's connected to a PC, no? That's one of the things I'm trying to figure out. I want to be able to do the design/layout on my PC in the basement, and then wi-fi or thumb-drive transfer up to the CNC which will be in my garage. I don't want to have to buy another computer just to have it sit by the CNC. How does that all work with your Onefinity? Thanks! PS... SUBSCRIBED! 😃
Hey Greg, sorry if I made that a confusing statement. You can do exactly what you are trying to do with the onefinity. The touch screen that I referenced, is connected to the onefinity controller, not a PC and is just a touch screen. You can (and this is what I do), design on cad/cam software elsewhere, and either “deliver’ file to the onefinity controller via usb stick, or if your PC is connected to the same network as your onefinity controller, you can send the file to the onefinity controller through wifi. I send my files to my onefinity over wifi, and it works great. I have no pc connected to my onefinity, and it does not require it. The controller that your order with the onefinity makes the machine a truly stand alone unit. Doesn’t require internet or pc direct connection. Hope this helps!
Interesting video. Glad you suggested it. It gave me some sound information. I'm more familiar with CNC coordinate measuring machines and the high accuracy measuring and drive methods used on them including the probing heads used for calibration and measurement. Woodworking CNC machines are a different animal. The info on v-belt drives is good to know. I'm slowly going through your list of videos to absorb all the info I can. Thanks for this informative one.
Thank you for the information. Very helpful.
Hi there, thanks. Adding another video today about day one, what to expect. Please consider subscribing if you like! Thanks!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous done! Did you build the enclosure it sits in? I’d be interested in seeing how that is built and how you set up your dust collection system. I’m a beginner woodworker and working out of my garage. I’m currently just using my shop vac for dust collection. Seriously considering the Woodworker for my business.
@@LizsArtisanShop Hey Liz, I did build that enclosure and I'd be happy to go over the build, and dust collection. Thanks for the suggestion!
Awesome job great info. I’ve actually just ordered the journeymen onefinity to assist with some new 3D artwork. Thanks for the info🤙🏼🎨🎣
Hi Travis, I think you're really going to love it, its exceeded my expectations all the way!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Thanks! I meant to ask you what software do you use with yours? I have been researching several
@@Oldcarsrock I ultimately went with Vcarve Pro. I didnt want a subscription based payment method, or a could connected version so I'd avoid system outages on the supplier end. Figured I'd buy the license once, and own the local copy and not be dependent on any external connections or glitches. It's worked really well, there's lots of great youtube videos out there to learn all the "how to's" within the software. If you go that route, look up Mark Lindsay on you tube, tons of instructional videos on vectric software. Good luck!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous Thanks again for the information I will check it out. I am very used to CAD software as I use it every week for our business so I am positive I’ll get the hang of it pretty quickly
Awesome video! Thank you for sharing your thoughts :)
Hi Ron, thanks! If you found it helpful and want to see future videos, please consider subscribing and liking the video if you feel I’ve earned it. Thanks and have a great day
Great content in the video.
Much appreciated Joseph, glad you liked it. Thanks for watching and stopping in with a comment. If you care to, please feel free to subscribe as there's more to come! Thanks and have a great day!
I came looking to find out exactly what the machine does. Still don’t know…
Hi chromefree , appreciate you watching and commenting.
What specifically can I expand on that would make the info more useful for you?
If you feel like I've earned it, I'd ask you to hit subscribe while you're here. It'd help me grow my young channel's reach and I'd sure appreciate it! thanks again!
Well done
Thank you Dan, much appreciated. If you havent had a chance yet, I'd invite you to consider subscribing, more content coming soon! Thanks and have a great day!
Excellent video we are in the market for one, and like you, didn't want to spend 5 to 6k. What did you use for your base? Did you install T tracks or anything like that? It only comes as a frame as I understand. Thanks
Boarding a plane so short reply. On my channel, see day one with your CNC
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Great video! Honest review!
Hi Doug, thanks. I used a lot of online reviews, videos and forums/groups to make the best decision I could for the way I planned on using the machine. I hope the input was useful. Consider subscribing if you would like to see future videos. Also if there are any related or unrelated topics you think would be helpful, I’d love to hear about your thoughts!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous I too have done months of research on CNC routers. The Onefinity appears to be the best value for the home woodworker. There are several good designs in the market place but the Onefinity’s superior design and construction is evident. I only want to make this purchase one time. I’m ordering the Journeyman X-50. It will do everything that I anticipate doing project wise. My sister and brother-in-law have a full size Laguna machine in their garage. Great machine but I don’t want to dedicate that much floor space to a machine. As far as other subject matter my standard answer is always 1. Why did all of the dinosaurs have to die? 2. Explain the mysteries of women? That always gets a chuckle out of folks. Take care!
i got accused of being a shill for the company when i mentioned the decent value for a onefinity online. in my opinion belt driven machines are a waste of cash, and if you arent up for spending at least 5 grand then this machine is the only serious contender. i own a german heiz machine costing around 4500 pounds sterling , and it doesnt have ballscrews just leadscrews . admittedly its a slightly longer x axis on mine, and i have a kress spindle in it instead of a router. when it finally gives up the ghost in a few years id seriously consider a onefinity as a viable replacement. thanks for the review
Hi Kevin, I really wouldn’t give any weight to people with negative view points. I had hoped to share my research phase, and what lead me to this machine. I am very impressed with the value vs. capability and if people were to think poorly about that, I’d just file it away in the trash. Thanks for watching and commenting, if you care to I’d invite you to subscribe as there will be more wood working and or cnc stuff coming. Thanks and have a great day!
Very informative 👍
Thanks Kieran, consider subscribing while you’re here, thanks for watching and your comment!
@@TradeSkillersAnonymous I will do 😉👍
Having an Xcarve needing the next level a 4x8. I wish this was available when I purchased my Xcarve about 4 years ago. If anyone reading this sees this, please please please, BUY a ONEFINITY, they work so much better than an Xcarve.
Hi Jaime, Thanks for taking the time to view, and comment I really do appreciate it.
The rigidity of this machine, really means that you can push the feeds pretty fast without sacrificing accuracy/flex/twist etc. It really is a great machine!
If you haven't had a chance yet, and are willing, I'd love to ask you to subscribe in order to help me get the word out to more people who might be interested. Thanks again and have a great day!
Great Video!!!!!
Thank you David, and if you feel I’ve earned it please consider subscribing to see more in the future!
I am happy with my LongMill at half the price.
Glad to hear you’ve got a machine you’re happy with! Thanks for watching and for the comment, I appreciate your time!
It’s great to have so many choices for machines like these!