Making Custom Fit Tool Storage with a CNC | Easy CNC Projects
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- One of the greatest things about having a CNC is being able to create custom products for your own shop. I'll show you how I easily make CNC files without knowing how to actually create files from scratch. Amazon and other affiliate links are used in this description and they help support this channel.
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I remember mentioning adding some order back in that jointer video taking a dive on the floor.
Watching Adam's video I make it a duty to always organize all my work flow.
Excellent video. Love the drawer organizers they look great and perfect for your needs. You have done a great job marring a tool review and a build video into one. Showing failures, successes, how-To's, tips and tricks all in one. Keep up the good work. I hope all the viewers like it to. Stay awesome.
Thanks so much!
So cool Mighty Matt. Someday…..
Thank You for the Greatest Free Gift!
Awesome Matt - great video as usual. Just bought your mallet template and stove top cover, more to come I'm sure. Appreciate your contribution and value add to the hobby/industry!
Thank you Chris!
Try gluing a thin piece of sand paper on the magnets. It will help prevent them from sliding as long as the weight is not too much for the magnets strength. Just a thought
Use a cloud drive like Google drive on both computers. That way you won't have to email the files to yourself every time, they'll just be there in the cloud drive.
good idea!
Great organizing for your tools
Very informative. Looking into a CNC purchase very soon. I've signed up, how do I get the files?
Have you tried cutting foam, like kaizen but cheaper, for drawer inserts?
Use google drive on both computers. Very nice way to transfer files
I'm looking at getting the maker made cnc machine for my shop
Kool cnc router !!!
Hey Matt, I was wondering what software you use to edit your videos, and what you use to create thumbnails? You do a really good job jumping from screen to screen, and adding text. Also on your thummbnails you often crop yourself or tools over your backgound picture. I use mostly phone apps, its not nearly as nice as yours
I use Final Cut Pro for video editing. I use Affinity Photo to do the thumbnails.
@@731Woodworks Thank you! 👊🏼I’ve heard of final cut before but never Affinity. I’ll check it out
Not CNC related but have you heard of the Tool Theory track saw square jig? Wondering if you have used it and what your options are of it. I’m considering getting one and there isn’t a ton of videos on it.
Sorry tired eyes, I don't see where to sign up for the emai to get your free cnc files. What am I not seeing? Thanks
The link is in the description of the video
what brand/model of CNC machine did you buy?
never mind - I see it now
I didn't buy my CNC, it was given to me by Carbide3D over a year ago. It's the Shapeoko 4XXL model
what type of mdf do you use? thanks
1/2”
@@731Woodworks thinking about getting the file from your website and making one for myself for the shop, the mdf i have has a darker colour though i like the light colour of the mdf you use, are there different types of mdf or is it just normal to vary in colour?? new to all this stuff.. thanks again
My first step would be to get a dedicated workshop, which is not shared with SWAMBO…
Now I want a CNC machine, crap 😂
This is all well and good. But I still can not get my small CNC to talk to my computer. I used Carvco program and did a layout for a name. When I tried to send it to the computer nothing happened. Did a video chat with Garrett Fromm but he could not help me either. So trying to look for a class somewhere near me to take. Ron USCG RET
I feel your pain.
The 3m sander! Need a vid asap. What are your thoughts? How does it compare to mirka and festool?
coming soon. Spoiler alert....It's AWESOME!
First HUGE THANK YOU!! I’m a devoted follower. New CNC user and your videos have really inspired me. About transferring your files. I’m sure you have a Gmail account. Did you know it also comes with could storage. You could save your files to your Google drive and then download it or even better setup google drive for desktop on both computers and you instantly have access to the files on any laptop or device when you log in to your account. It’s how I transfer all my files. In addition it’s in the cloud so you have backups.
This is perfect timing! My just got my cnc!
I had a student design a corner clamp for our x carve so the lower left corner 0 0 is always pretty close to the same spot. We 3d printed it out of ABS so if a bit accidentally gets into it, it's no big deal. I'm trying to convince the principal that we need a shaper origin for bigger projects. Teaching engineering to high school students is fun.
I just use remote desktop to log on to my laptop in the shed from my desk inside the house and do all the work that way. I open everything directly on the shop desktop and get everything done remotely. Then go out and start it directly from the shop laptop. A bit easier than emailing yourself. Just a suggestion for anyone looking for an easy way to manage multiple PC setups like this.
I liked this bro; thank you. I wanted the files you offered, and subscribed as instructed "for free files." How does one access the files from this UA-cam video, now that I've signed up ... ?
Hey Matt hope all is well with you and your team. I signed up to get the free files but never received them. Can you tell me what I need to do to get the free planes? I checked my spam and ever white listed your email (I am getting other mails from you)
Thanks Randy'
Matt, I always enjoy your videos and appreciate your consistent testimony. I am a one-person shop and I am intrigued by CNC. I am up to my eyeballs getting ready for the fourth quarter right now, but if business is what I am hoping for I may jump into CNC early next year.
Hwy Matt, have you tried doubling up on the rare earth magnets, I do different things like holding down material on my CO2 laser, give it a try
I have a background in design and the Adobe suite of programs. Send me a message if you ever need help with designing stuff or adapting files.
I think the magnets might’ve been fine. You just need to put a pin below the shelf so it wouldn’t slide down.
Can one download a c2d file directly to Easel? Was trying but can get it done. TIA
If that was easy, I'm definitely too dumb to use one. I was lost just a few minutes in. They also need to come down in price too
Great video! Did you get your shirt online or somewhere local? Really like it.
Sure would have made my wine glass holders easier and better…
Well I think the biggest reason for not getting into CNC is the cost
The longest length is 48 inches with a width of 18 inches.
This is a great video, I really appreciate the authenticity and beginner level focus. I am very interested in seeing you make a lot more cnc router content! Thank you
As always, clear and concise, great content. You’ve made me decide to get a CNC for my shop and to get the same setup you have.
This video was great and easy to follow for a topic that can be hard to understand. Keep up the awesome work!
your slots are way too big because you cut inside when it should have been cut outside, you explained it backward when setting it.
great job👍 sir matt,
Woo cnc content!
Love your content! I was shocked when you clicked on my harbor freight rack file on Cutrocket! I uploaded that 3 years ago and completely forgot about it! I still use the rack from the project photo and its still rock solid 3 years later.
Keep up the good work! - Zach @ MadeByZB
Great job on the file!
Great content, what size is your CNC and will it flatten a river table , or just flatten any wood work . Thanks from Skeeter from Texas. A true newbie to work working.
Thanks. It will flatten wood. The cut area is about 29 x 29 inches. It would have to be a rather small table to flatten tables.
I love this channel, you do such a good job of explaining complicated subjects in a simple way.
I appreciate that!
On that "comb" looking piece, don't you want to cut on the outside instead of inside? Cutting on the inside would make the openings .25" plus the width of your bit on either side of the opening.
He set the width of the slot to exactly what he wanted rather than the width of the clamps so he cut on the inside to get the final size he programmed.
Came to find a way to organize my clamps. Found out that I need an expensive tool. 😞
naaa Rockler sells some aluminum clamp holders too. I have several in my shop too.
Im a baller on a budget, so no cnc for me, but... Maybe i can make a simple version with a trim router? I'll likely give it a go .
Im sick of looking for my clamps.
One of the casualties of the Ukraine war is there is an embargo on birch plywood (because it comes from Russia). Makes it tough if you want CNC manufactured modules for your model trains. These are not complex. One has to cut slots and tabs so it fits together. Easy for me to say.
I love the ability to create precise robust organizational tools on my CNC. Great vid and presentation
Hola! 🖐I always enjoy watching creators maneuver around with their CNC's, it looks like loads of fun. Maybe one day I will get there, although Grammy👵 would LOVE for me to have one for HER home décor purposes. Thanks for making it easy to watch, easy to follow along, and enjoyable. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
Thank you Grampies!
I have been looking to buy a cnc are their any u recommend
I like my Shapeoko 4XXL a lot, but full discloser they are a sponsor of the channel. I like their support, their software and the CNC. I've been able to make some very cool things with it.
I have the Shapeoko Pro XXL and they don't sponsor me in the slightest. My only regret is I wish I could have afforded the Shapeoko HDM so I didn't have to deal with the belts. I have loved mine and Carbide support is amazing!