ShopSabre CNC - Cutting MDF Doors
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- In our latest video CNC Shawn takes you step by step through the intricacies of cutting two-sided MDF doors.
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I just did this today on my IS408. It was my first job for this machine, after 4 sheets of MDF the machine started vibrating alot, I wasn't sure what was happening....then I realized one of the bolts for leveling the machine wasn't holding any weight therfore that corner of the machine was kind of in the air. I tightened up the bolt again but I wonder how long till it'll start to loosen again
I’d back it off and put a dab of blue locktite on the threads before re-tightening. Just and be can keep vibration from allowing it to move without making the adjustment permanent
Unusual to have them come loose if the Jam nut was tight but give support a call and they can help discuss with you if you have any more issues.
what was the Design software?
All our wood projects over here either use Aspire or VCarve Pro by Vectric.
For this video we are using KCD Cabinetry Software