Onefinity Journeyman, Bench, and Wasteboard Set up // CNC //
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- Опубліковано 27 сер 2021
- In this video we will be setting up the new Onefinity Journeyman, The workbench we used, and the wasteboard with a grid. There is also a Q&A at the end of the video. This will be a 2 part video, the next video we'll include installing cable management and an 80mm spindle.
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Thanks for watching everyone!
Awesome video! Do you have an affiliate link for the onefinity?
@@flyingfranklin I do not….
@@TwoMooseDesign thanks for the quick response. I love the videos you out out and I'll be getting some of your plans for sure! I actually have a shapeoko 3XXL right now and need to upgrade to something bigger; this looks like an awesome machine.
Your voiceover says "I cut them to width", but the lady is actually cutting them . . . . talk about management taking credit for everything!!! :D
lmao 😂 😆
My elite journeyman arrives in a couple days. I’m trying to make sure i set up for success. Thank you for your video
Heck yeah! That’s so exciting
Love your "Bully" comment! Would love a video in the future in regards to different bit types and purposes that are most common for CNC. Love your videos, thank you!
Thanks for watching! We definitely will do a video like that eventually!
I appreciate how real and transparent you are in your video. It helps when people can hear someone tell their full truth about a product.
Thank you I appreciate it 🙏🏼
Definitely looking forward to the spindle vid - thanks for all the info, I'm definitely looking to get this machine in the (hopefully near) future
Nice video! Have to laugh at the people who have nagged about cutting the waste board lol. I come from a precision machine shop background, and these people would cry if they knew how much we would spend putting aluminum waste boards in our mills... It's there to cut, you want the mill going below the bottom of the part for a clean dimensionally accurate finished part. Only thing I think I would have done differently in setup was to use the machine to layout the T slots and predrill their holes rather than take the time to do it manually. I'm awaiting delivery of a new laser to start my journey down this road of custom small scale custom crafting, but once I recover from that purchase a CNC router is next on the list. Likely going with this company. I think for the price this appears to be a beefy well built machine, and the controller and interface on the Elite model looks amazing. I'm used to Fanuc controls on industrial mills and lathes, and that new control looks to give the same feel to setup as I'm used to. Really wish they offered a wired or wireless handheld unit for axis control during setup though.
Thanks for the input! And cracks me up too, a sheet of mdf isn’t that expensive and you can get multiple surfaces out of one set up. It’s called a WASTE board lol I surface mine a few times and typically just put a fresh one on once a year just because. The onefinity has been great, I like the elite masso if it’s in the budget.
Thanks for taking the time to put this and your other videos together - all have been very helpful to me putting my Onefinity Woodworker X-50 setup together, and deciding on the Onefinity CNC itself. Love the Two Moose name - Alaskan guy here with roots in Wisconsin. Go Pack Go!!!
Looking forward to watching the 80mm spindle video! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for following along! I should hopefully have it all together in a few weeks 😁
Terrific video and this absolutely answered many of my questions. Mine should be arriving with in two weeks
Thank you for this video. Lots of great points. Your points of instruction are really awesome. Novice to the CNC world but listening to you I believe I am ready to jump in the ocean on this. Thanks again. Looking forward to more of your videos.
Appreciate all the info and time you guys put into these videos. Always look forward to watching and learning...Blessings
Thank you!!
Great vid. Thanks for taking the time to go through the Journeyman. Have mine coming in September and just finished my table. This answered many questions I was still researching. Keep on creating!
Sweet! That’s sooo exciting! Glad I could help 😁👊🏼
I swear I meet to get out of the shop more. When you drilled a hole for the wires I literally blew at my screen to clear the dust. Lol.
😆 I’ve done that before
Thanks for doing this video!! Will be extremely useful when I setup mine.
Thanks for watching!
Hey thanks for the content jeff. Looking forward to the tiling vid with the journeyman.
Thanks for watching! 🙌🏼
Thank your for the great info! I would like to see more videos from you.
Thanks! we'll definitely make more 😁
Wow! I’m shocked by all these comments.. I aspire to be like y’all! Just got our cnc and y’all’s videos have been the most helpful!
Thanks! We appreciate you following along!
Thank you for posting this video is very informative and true, I’m looking forward to the future to buy a journeyman machine too.
Thanks for watching 🙌🏼
Such a great video probably watched it 6 times in anticipation of my machine. Can’t wait for the next video
Thanks I appreciate it! I should have it done soon! We got swamped with the holiday season early this year
Great review guys! We can't wait to see what you make with the larger machine!
Thanks!
I got my email saying mine should be here this week! Super excited for my onefinity cnc.
It's awesome to have some setup videos to watch!!! Thanks and hopeful if I need some help I can reach out to you!
Really like your unbiased videos.
Appreciate you watching
@@TwoMooseDesign you’re welcome. Good content.
Thanks for the video I ordered my Journeyman last week going to be a couple months but the video got me excited!
That’s awesome 🙌🏼 thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video and links. Just bought most of the kreg table on amazon and had to get the 44" rails off walmarts site.
Yeah…it was hard to find parts for this one. Luckily I found some open box offers on amazon
Thankyou great orientation to the larger machine, I have the woodworker size. Nova Scotia Canada
Thanks for watching! 🙌🏼
Thanks for a quick rundown of the machine and the question/answer session.
My experience is with a small Shapeoko I built and then later the larger Shapeoko (which I gave to my son), and Vectric software. Want to get a large machine again.
1)What size are the stepper motors?
2)Do you think the rigidity of this machine is as good as or better than a next wave 520 with the mdf base? I was thinking of getting the 520 but too expensive , ain't happening this year.
3)Does it have a homing function (x,y,z limit switches)?
4)Do you think the screws are better than belts?
5)Where is it made?
6)I don't do facebook. Is there another site specialized for these machines?
Thanks.
Any idea when the dust collection comparison video will be posted? Thanks so much again. Very helpful stuff here.
Sweet vid. Very interested in adding one to my shop. Been 3d printing and laser engraving for a bit. Now ready to try this out. Appreciate info
I’m on the opposite end! I just got a laser and want a 3D printer lol
@@TwoMooseDesign awesome! The technology is getting affordable thankfully. You'll do great at both with your knowledge. The 3d printer was a little odd to get used to but not bad. It's all about first layer and bed adhesion. Then speed and feed of course. Just a little practice and you'll be doin all of it. Thanks for the video again. Really helped me decide on a onefinity journeyman. I'm subscribed now so I'll be on lookout for new vids. Have great day and year to both of you
@@bryanharness1122 we’ll definitely be dropping more videos soon! The journeyman is really hard to compete with at its price point
I have had the red and black 60watt CO2 laser from Ebay for 3 years. Got it for $1,700.00 I love it. Have not had the first problem with it. I have used a large cooler with ice bottles to cool the water as long as I have had it and it has worked very well. You just have to make sure it comes from a US distributor in case there is a problem with shipping and also there will be no support to run the laser. Like you said about the CNC router, you need to be willing to learn the programs. Not that hard. I just got a water chiller for $455.00. I will arrive today. I will no longer have to freeze water bottles!!!
Nice! That’s exciting, I’ll have to look into that I’ve talked to a few people who’ve ran eBay machines
your dust collector is more than adequate. You just need to run the 4" hose all the way to the router bit. This will allow enough airflow for collection. As it is right now you have a choke point when you reduce the hose from 4" to 2.5". Open up the flow.
Ahh... don't we just love the bad comments we get in our videos?!😉 I get some pretty dumb ones too. Anyway, I have the Journeyman on order so can't wait to get it. I like the waste board design you did so I'm sure I'll be going that route. Thanks for the info in your video. I'll be checking out your future videos on this subject.👍
Thanks for watching! 😁😁
Guess I need to build a bench!
Yeah you do! say good bye to at least 4 feet of your shop! lol
@@TwoMooseDesign I made mine 49”x60 wide!
Great Video, have you finished part two yet. Onefinity Journeyman cable management.
was just going to ask that, I was looking for it.
That Thumbnail was pretty much like: _"Carve me like one of you French Woodworkers!"_ 😏
Lmao 🤣
Great video. I just bought the same machine. I am to the point of hooking up the 2.2kw spindle. Question are there steel t tracks available? My very first router was a 6040 and the t tracks would bend with pressure. The only ones I see are aluminum anodized t track.
i have no idea, i believe most of them are aluminum 🤷🏼♂️
the drag chain: is there a particular size and length that you recommend?
Great video! Will the Journeyman fit on a 60" x 48" by chance? I know you mention the footprint is 60" and my surface is 60". Just wanted to make sure
It will but it will be tight and the motor and wires will over hang the 60”
Hey brother, great vid.. Thanks for the info, very helpful. Now I have to play stupid question hour. The Kreg work bench that you put the CNC on,,, I can't seem to find that work bench anywhere. Can you please share what product that is? Thanks Homie,, have a great one. Cheers.
Hey! thanks i appreciate it. Check out the description to this video, I added links to everything I have and used in this video.
You can order the leg kits and the horizontal pieces. If you go on Kreg’s web site, I believe there is a link for custom size work table frame.
Just put my kreg table together but was wondering what screws you used to attach the top n middle shelf n sides to the frame?
hey! I believe i just used 3/4" screws i had laying around
great video...whats your take on the caster wheels on the bench? There are some die hard CNC guys that say even if they are locked, it allows for micro movements possibly causing the machine not to cut 100% accurate. Any truth to that? or can that Kreg bench handle retractable casters?
There is a tiny rock to the machine but for what I do it honestly doesn’t matter. It’s not like it’s throwing the carve way out a whack. Unless you are doing intense 3d carve or need extreme accuracy I don’t think it’s relevant. You could definitely bolt those work bench wheels to it as long as the weight load is correct per your wheel choice.
@@TwoMooseDesign I didn't expect you to respond so fast. Cheers...really appreciate the insight.
@@calebsanz9826 you bet! thanks for watching! Honestly most of the things the die hards nit pick about are irrelevant to 90% of cnc users. Which is totally fine for those who are super serious but just for general use I wouldn’t worry to much just get creating and fine tune from there. worst case scenario you take the wheels off.
Is that Kreg Workbench system sturdy enough to use with side boards in place you added but without the front lower rail and shelf? I was hoping to roll storage cabinets under my Journeyman table to maximize my space. Curious what you think. Thanks in advance!!
Ummmmm I honestly wouldn’t maybe if you just suppoed the short sides and back? If that makes sense it’s super sturdy all together 🤷🏼♂️
@@TwoMooseDesign Thank you!! I appreciate your feedback. I’m looking forward to your future videos! Very well done!
@@edwardm5895 thanks for watching! I would check the onefinity facebook group. I’ve seen numerous people use this same style bench. Rockler and armor tool make identical styles too. I would suggest at least assembling 3 sides. The onefinity is pretty heavy and moves I’d hate to see it get messed up! I would check the group I’m sure they will have some answers.
Question. Youve been a big help figuring out my onefinity purchase.
I want to get the same Kreg stand but I’m confused on how to run the stringers. Are the stringers sitting slightly above the Kreg channels on the top or flush with the Kreg channels? And how did you screw the 3/4 ply to the stringers. Did you mount the ply to the Kreg stringers as well ?
I notch them so they sit flush with the top of the metal channels. Then screw the plywood down to the 2x4. You can add a screw to the bottom of the channel into the 2x4 as well
@@TwoMooseDesign Awesome, thanks for reply !
Thanks for watching!
Great video as always. I wondered, knowing what you know about the Onefinity Journeyman. Would you have chosen the Elite Woodworker over it? I am tossing between the 2 machinesfor purchase.
Hey! I wouldn’t sell my machine to get it, if I didn’t own a machine and I could afford the extra cost I would probably buy it. But definitely not needed my journeyman does everything I ask of it
Wonderful thanks for your input.
Do you notice any extra vibration with your table being on casters like that? I'm designing my bench for my new onefinity and am trying to work out movement so I can access the pass thru for longer pieces
It does wobble more with the wheels, if you don’t need them I’d skip them. I’ve also haven’t had any issues, my foreman doesn’t have wheels but I left them on the journeyman
Hey Jeff, Was there a reason you didnt use MDF for your top? Weight of the MDF? I just recieved the Journeyman upgrade yesterday and bought the same Kreg bench. Thanks!
Hey! no real reason I just prefer the look and if you are screwing into it the plywood holds screws far better than mdf.
@Two Moose Design could you get by with no 2x4s under the table? Just a sheet of plywood sitting on top of the Kreg frame?
I’m putting my machine together now and I built the table the same way y’all did but I’m getting some rocking from my y rails. It’s very slight but I’m not sure if it’s from the rails them selves or my table not being dead level? Did you have any movement before screwing your rails down?
Did you tighten all the bolts down before it was on the ground? Possibly loosen them then retighten the leg bolts. Also I’ve seen the rails twist before you can check the Onefinity forum you can loosen some bolts to fix it I believe
So take my table top off and loosen all the leg bolts with table standing upright? When I put it together I tightened everything while it was still upside down then flipped it over onto its feet. Also I really appreciate y’all’s quick response to questions or comments on the subject. That’s the type of thing that keeps me subscriber to a channel.
@@donaldhardie3628 I would try that yes, then I’d it still has some twist search or post to the onefinity facebook group. I believe there’s a post on it on their forum 🤔 maybe take a few pics if that doesn’t work and email onefinity they will direct you to the answers
I'm curious what is the height of the table? Thanks
Where did you get the Kreg table kit? I haven’t seen any that size online. Thanks!
I linked them in the description 🙌🏼 it’s 44” and 64” rails I believe, if they’re not on amazon they must be out of stock 🤷🏼♂️
Has the single sheet Of three-quarter inch birch ply with the two 2 x 4 supports been enough for your set up? I only ask because I have people on the one Finity Facebook page telling me I should put more support up under my table top and also that I should put another sheet of plywood on top of the one I have that seems like a little overkill
It’s been just fine, if you’re worried just add 3 2x4 supports.
I want to use my laptop to use to use this machine will I get instructions how to hook it up to my Laptop, thank you nice video
hey! if you have wifi whre the machine is you would type in hte IP address on the machine screen into your web browser and it will pull up the machine post proccessor. Just reach out to onefinity im sure they have a blog write up, its pretty easy to do. If you dont have wifi youll have to transfer files manually and use the screen on the machine.
Do you see any need to get the quick change rack? I'm waiting on my journeyman and bought everything except for that. I'm not mounting it on the wall.
It’s definitely not needed. I don’t have one nor have I ever used one so I’m not exactly sure 🤷🏼♂️
Did you consider using their QCW frame?
I owned the machine already before that all came out. I don’t know much about it.
what was the dimensions of the CNC width, including the spindle motor? I have the journeyman in boxes in my garage, and I am building a table for it. I got it pegged at 64" approx., I'm planning for 66", gonna make the table 68"... So my overall dimensions I am planning for are 45" deep, 66" wide, 17" tall (probably gonna plan for it to be 20")
Plan is to build a outfeed table that the top portion lifts up like a car hood. The bottom layer hosts the CNC. Small shop troubles lol.
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Forgot to ask how much clearance is there from the bottom shelf to the top shelf? Is there enough space to enclose a standard size shop vac? That was the plan. Lol. (Should’ve researched first). Lol
Hey! About 16” there’s a few more inches of space if you can get it pdf the rail
I sorta hate to ask but, any chance you could tell me what the distance between the front legs are on that kreg stand you have? I think you have the 66 x 44 stand, and I'm ordering the same, but I'm trying to plan out storage underneath....so for the sake of door clearance, I'm wondering what that distance is.
My guess is 62" :)
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Did y’all add the shelf on the bottom when you first put table together or did you just use 2 separate sheets?
I was able to slide the full sheet in with it assembled
How much did you under size it for it to slide in? Sorry for all the questions I’m just having all my sheets of ply ripped down at Home Depot when I purchase them.
@@donaldhardie3628 I don’t remember, assemble the bench and measure corner to corner on the side and you’ll slide it in at like a 45
I’m putting my machine together and I built the same table y’all did but I noticed when I put my y rails on my table they have a slight rock to them did y’all encounter that while putting yours together?
sarei interessato a comprare un vostro download, ma la mia domanda è: posso replicarli con la mia cnc?
That thumb nail though!
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How stable is your table while running cnc when wheels are locked down? Thanks
I don’t have any issues with it rocking around. I all don’t run it at excessive speeds.
Thanks. Too bad Kreg does not make a cross member in between the 28” and 44”. I’m thinking of overhanging the bench top enough to give some work space for vertical clamping and cutting; sort of like what the Shaper Origin work station allows. I would probably indent the front work area about 6” and use the Kreg bench to attach a T-slot clamping area on the face. This would allow joinery work to be done. I hope that made some sense? Feel free to add any thoughts to this idea…
@@GuitarsByWarr yeah the sizes are odd lol you could probably cut one down to any size you need and just drill new holes 🤷🏼♂️
You said the foot print is 60" wide, but I don't think you included the motor.
How much is it when including the motor for those that want to build an enclosure?
Your right I didn’t include the motor 😬 it’s about 4 inches but I would also account for a few inches of extra space around it
I just measured the motor is 3” and the cables stick off about an inch so if you were to enclose it 65 would fit but it would be snug. It also depends what you are doing with the cables on the left side of the machine a drag chain will also add a few inches so I’d guess 66-68” would be about perfect
@@TwoMooseDesign Thank you so much! Really appreciate it.
@@omegachar4754 you're welcome!! Thanks for watching we appreciate it!
What material are the black parts made of?
Anodized aluminum I believe
where the you get the work table. its what i am looking for
Links are in the description. Kreg jig makes it. theres a few other brands that make the same style bench. pretty much everything is out of stock latley
Do you have to be Nerdy or be a Big PC guy to understand the software to run that machine ?
And what software do you like or use.
Kind of. If technology isn’t really your think you’ll probably struggle for a while. It’s definitely not as easy as it looks. I use vectric v carve pro and easel
If only you had a machine with a v-bit in it that could of cut a tiny outline and lines for the t-tracks
Please send me purchased link
The legs you have links don't seem to to the same ones you used
added them. they are currently out of stock
@@TwoMooseDesign thanks for the update guys! My onefinity arrives tomorrow🤦🏽♂️ and nowhere ready lmao even with the long delay wait.
Doesn’t look like the legs are the correct one that is listed?
Fixed it! they must of been out of stock when i originally posted the video 🤷🏼♂️
Price this machine please
Price this please
I wanted to get myself one buuuut wasnt gonna pay 1300 Au to ship it to australia :(
Ouch! 😬
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What bit are you using? Is that a bowl bit?
Doesn't need to be perfect??? This is the part I don't understand about about the Onefinity..... No it doesn't HAVE to be perfect but any deviation in the mounting points will throw the coplanar of the Y rails off and have the X and Z being unable to flatten the wasteboard consistently especially across more than 48" in the diagonal plane. I'm not being critical but if you want cnc accuracy then a dead flat base is where you begin.
I don’t need the machine to be exact. I’m not milling anything to any exact parameters. I cut out shapes, engrave items, and make catch all trays. I barley trammed the machine and it does everything I need it to. I’m not milling aluminum or doing any 4 hour 3D carves. It’s a hobbyist machine, im not batching out 6000 items at .001 tolerance. People can set up machines as they wish, this is how I did it and i’m more than happy with my non “dead flat” table.
CNC machine is more plug and pray if you have no idea and not willing to research and ask for advice.
Jeff I'm sorry I didn't watch the video. Your thumbnail just put me off. I'm 76 and maybe my sense of humor has changed but trying to look sexy is not cool. Sorry
Haha okay. Im just laying on the cnc to show the size? Try to lighten up a little and not take things so seriously. It’s not like you see anything. Thanks for letting me know I guess? If this offends you, you must not explore on the internet or watch any tv.
@@TwoMooseDesign Fifty years ago there would have been a female teenage model laid across the table with nothing but an apron on, and this "flatlander" would have bought the unit strictly based on the quality marketing... I think as long as you don't repeat this same thumbnail wearing a kilt you should be safe from offending most people.