Easy CNC Woodworking Projects- Trivet
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Maketember is here!! Using my Onefinity Journeyman X-50 hobby CNC router to make aTrivet! These are easy projects that you can do in one day. I’ll be uploading 30 projects over the next 30 days- follow along as we talk about CNC project pricing!
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➡➡Downtown Jenny .25” Downshear Bit - .1” DOC, 120 IPM, 4.5 RPM on Makita Dial
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I will be giving away over $2,500 worth of prizes on October 1st through a livestream giveaway. No purchases nessicary. You just have to be subscribed to my channel to enter the chat to win! More details will be given on the 30th. Follow along as I post daily CNC Woodworking Project Videos!
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Thanks for watching!
Hello Hamilton, I commented yesterday saying I love your content. I just want to expand on that….I enjoy your screen personality. I am new to the Cnc and woodworking community, and you make everything easy to understand and make me want to spend all day down in my workshop! Your insights to the business aspect a little less daunting. I also like your honesty.
Thank you for all your hard work, and keep rocking and making videos!
Chris
Thanks so much! I really appreciate you taking the time to say that, super kind
Don't get comfortable. We're going to need Maketober.
lol, I would go crazy
Loving this series. You have given me a lot of ideas for some projects I will try out soon. I like to absorb a thousand different videos for the basics then put my own spin on things.
Like a moron I hadn't been 'liking' your videos. I went back and hit that like button on them all.
Thanks for the inspiration and information.
lol thanks so much!!
For the sign job I would charge $60 an hour for your time designing and making the cut files as well as painting and finishing with a minimum of 1 hour, figure in your material costs and either charge by the square foot for the sign or your $1 a minute for the cnc work. After all that multiply by 1.5. This should allow about 20% for incidentals like insurance, electricity and possible mess ups and 30% profit for the company. You can also adjust your hourly wage to like $60 for the design work but $40 for painting and finishing or something like that.
You may also start considering to build in a 10-15% increase on your material costs. There is always a chance you quote lets say $50 for the 10 BF the project will take because the last time you got maple it was $5 a BF. Then get to your supplier and the price is at $5.50 a BF. You do not want to have to eat that increase. But one other thing you can do is if the price is at the $5 a BF is bring that price back down to the cost and come in under your original quote by just a little. Clients always like when the job ends up costing them less than the original quote even if it is only by a few dollars. .
Hey Hamilton, man i can't tell you how much i look forward to watching these each day. I have been wanting a CNC machine for years but haven't been able to get one just yet. Looking forward to watching on October 1st, and win or not, after watching all the amazing projects you have made i plan on gettiing my first CNC machine in the next couple months. Keep doing what your doing man.
Hey! Thanks so much!
Glad your channel is growing, you deserve it.
Thank you very much!
In regards to your signs question. I would definitely charge probably not enough and halfway through realize that I'm making about 10 dollars profit
I think in my experience if they are coming to you they already know what you can make and what you can do. And are expecting to pay for that. My standard products I think I have priced pretty competitively maybe even a little low.
But my custom work I always end uprising it too low and regretting it. I think whatever number you would come up with you should just charge 15-20% more at least, That is something that I've had to do to make sure that it's still worth my time.
It's almost like you want to race the marbles from the other episode on this oval track.
For fuzzies on a short carve - run the carve again and it will clean them up. Your bit is probably getting dull.
Apparently I received a message saying I won your giveaway before the giveaway even occurred? 😂just wanted to let you know someone might be trying to scam your audience. Unless of course I really won 😅
Nope! Thats spam! I've been trying to take care of that when I see it!
It's so hard to stop people from copying designs. Hopefully, people recognize the source and support you instead of the pop-up stolen items. It's so discouraging for small businesses and makers to be copied and sometimes undercut. The flat rate shipping for USPS is a great way to get started in online selling while controlling your cost and overhead. After you feel out the market and your volume, you can often save money buying your own boxes and using a service for discounted online postage. It's great to see your growth this month! I hope the month finished out strong and the live stream goes off without a hitch!
As far as the sign.
$25 per square foot.
30×46÷144×2×25= $479.16
I'd say $500 due to the complexity of the finishing.
Hey! materials + 60$/hr. Is what I have found from local independent operators. Businesses probably have something similar with an additional profit multiplier.
Inscribe "Get it while it's hot!" or "You have been poisoned!" So when the casserole gets eaten and you can see through the clear casserole dish, you can read the text :)
I have been really enjoying your maketember vids, and I look forward to each new one! Thanks for that! Too often some other content providers have a lot of filler that makes them tedious, but you are focusing on the actual useful and interesting stuff 👍.
Regarding pricing, I like to estimate my design time, then my start to finish carving and finishing time, all at an hourly rate. Then I add in material costs and I have a good estimate of real value. Shipping and/or delivery time and cost is then factored in, and the sell price becomes clear to me. If the design can be used multiple times, I adjust down. on design time/cost.
The toughest part for me is understanding what the market will support, to assure I am in an attractive range for buyers.
Keep up the great work!
that should be a good money making project making those big signs. go for it
Hey Great vid as always
Thanks!
This series has been totally amazing.
I've watched everyday.
I remember your first cnc videos and how you were so honest about really having no experience and now you have gained the community confidence and respect. The fact that Onefinity has offered to give away a machine speaks volumes for how far you have come!
Rant over!!! Process with the regularly scheduled program!!
Hey thanks so much for the kind words! It really has been a fun journey so far. Tons of cool stuff to come!
Hey I'm just glad to get a like and know you read messages, let alone reply.
#maketember
haha as you can see, I try to get to them!!
I keep a tab open with your YT page so I can just peruse through and watch your vids. I enjoy your content, your projects and especially your "off the cuff" style. Keep up the awesome work!
How I price projects = Materials; Wood, Paint, Stain, Hardware, etc. PLUS Labor; What you charge per hour for Design, Setup/Prep, Staining, painting, finishing, etc. PLUS add a percentage (your choice) of profit margin. Then add appropriate Tax and shipping if needed. I created a spreadsheet where all I do is enter the numbers and it totals it out for me. oh, I almost forgot I have a percentage for wear and tear for bits & the CNC.
You can get priority mail boxes for free as well. Pick up that, a 50lb postage scale access a big roll of brown paper. Pretty much everything you need for standard shipping. You could throw in a label printer, but I'd save that for later. Just my $0.02. Thank you for the great videos!
Hope you are feeling better!! 23 is a huge accomplishment!!
Krykies, getting started shipping through my Etsy store was such an 'adventure'. I'd been saving boxes and those air pillows from deliveries for quite some time in preparation. Most/all of what I was shipping were fairly small, light items (decor stuff), and I burned through the inside packaging stuff (air pillows, brown paper for dunnage and void fill, etc) super quick. I was either going to have to buy a BUNCH of packaging materials, or buy properly sized boxes and just a little bit of packaging materials.
It's been an interesting evolution over the last 10 months as I analyze what I'm building, comparing it to other people's similar products (is mine the right size? or too small? maybe those valet trays are too big?) and planning for my next iteration. It's a lot of work!! But it's also fun, especially if you love the analysis side of business.
Greatest playlist ever!!! Thank you so much!!
Keep it up! Almost there!
I'm here for the pretty face. Love the content dude. Your film style and the way you teach is great!
lol, thanks brother!
Hamilton, great content again. I have really enjoyed this series.
Thanks so much, paul!
Great stuff - keep it up
Do you ever cover your carve with the blue vinyl? Can you still use the brass brush for the fuzzies? I usually just drop the Z zero 0.002 and run the file again to get rid of the fuzzies when I have the stencil vinyl on. Just wondering what y’all do. Also, all my kids want Maketember shirts. 😂😂 they love watching these videos with me.
Just doing something similar and getting the fuzzies. I drop .2mm and rerun but it doesn't completely solve the problem because the cutter is still cutting against the grain on some parts of the profile. Next time I am going to make a duplicate toolpath but with conventional rather than climb milling, run one after the other and see if that improves things.
Bought your ring dish. What v bit did you use on the inside 60 degree?
Thanks. You got skills buddy!!
Hey thanks! I used my 90 degree!
It seems I'm now one in the vast crowd of your fans.
It's weird right?
Video editing takes much longer than people think 😉
you're so right
Damn kids and their pension for litigation
lol that got me!
Really enjoying the longer videos
Lol, then you're going to love day 30
Good stuff Hamilton. Thanks again. I tend to try to go with crazy complex stuff that takes 4 bit changes and 5 or more hours. You're showing me the errors of my ways.
Everyone approaches things differently! No "right or wrong" way in my opinion!!
@@HamiltonDilbeck but i believe your way is more profitable and enjoyable.
How many subs did you have in August versus now?
End of august I had 5k
@@HamiltonDilbeck Cool. A 50% increase.
Already told you I liked your channel. It is one of the most human shows on this machine. We all make mistakes and we all get sick and we all do stupid stuff.
Thanks! Thats so kind!