Here is the link to the cheat sheet sdppminc-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/howard_sdppm_com/EdNcv2wns6JMo57ToZUVyIUB4LHwQ_IAGmkd646PkCKihA?e=3lEY5b

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, it my pleasure

You helped explain something that had been confusing me for a while. Many thanks and thanks for the cheat sheet. Legend!

Perfect video, instructive, clear, easy to understand. I subscribed right away. Thanks a lot and many greetings from Czech Republic.

Newbie Onefinity CNC owner and Vectric user here. Thank you for this excellent tutorial!

Just bought a CNC machine, looking forward to creating beautiful inlay pieces. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

Thank you very much for this video. I just purchased a CNC machine with having no previous experience so I really appreciate your instruction with this.

Great video Howard, this is the easiest instructions I've seen so far! I'm new even though I'm old. Keep them coming.

@keithkoch5864

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. New at CNC machine stuff over 70 trying to learn. Old dogs are hard to train.

Hey Howard - excellent presenting skills! I look forward to going through your other videos.

Thank you Howard. With your instruction videos and a few others on the TUBE, I am getting more comfortable on what type of operating system to go with for my own projects. I believe VCARVE is going to work out fine for me as opposed to some of the others I have watched videos on. A NEWBIE here, waiting for machine to be built (ONEFINITY) but want to get a head start on the programming.

I'm continuously amazed at how detailed these can be considering the size and angle of the bit.

Outstanding Howard. This helps me a bunch! Thanks!

Always wanted to try one, thank you for laying lot out for me

Awsome video thank you for taking your time and showing in detail all your steps from start to finish very good video

Thanks good tutorial. Nice to see the safe way of band sawing small sections.😊

This was the first time I seen this inlay done on a Cnc , just have to say that was pretty cool . I might try one this weekend for the sake of just doing it .

Thanks for the help! From personal experience, I would increase the passes to save your tools from dulling quicker when taking out material. I would as well when referencing the tool make sure the light shows up on the mach loader tapping it on the bit to make sure it's seeing it on the screen so it doesn't destroy the metal plate when referencing.

Thanks for posting this video. I have never tried inlays as I thought it was more work. I was also surprised at the size of bits you used. I would have thought to get that detail you would have to use much smaller bits. Looks like I will have to pull out the router which has not gotten much use in the last few years and do a few projects for my granddaughter that uses inlays. I have an old version of VcarvePro but it will do inlays if I remember right. If I start making things again I will upgrade.

Howard, thank you for the wonderful tuitorial. I verymuch likethe structuredsimplicity. Will beaterrificaddition to my toolbox of skill.

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

I am glad you liked it. I watch a lot of videos that skip over key points. I try to make mine detailed enough that a woodworker can reproduce the results 1st time out.

Great video tutorial! I am a new Avid CNC user, and have been looking at doing some inlays. There are quite a few other good videos on setting up inlays in Vectric but not many that show the whole process including the actual cutting on the CNC machine. Thanks and keep up the good work!

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

When you do your first inlay please post it so we can see your results.

@chrisreynolds2410

2 жыл бұрын

Can I also suggest a separate channel where the guy is just as detailed as you that folks might appreciate?

that was great, thank you for all the info. I will try your 321 methods, I have been having trouble with my inlays lately. I have been successful with 60-degree bits but recently I have been trying to use 15 deg to get get more detail and have failed miserably.

Now THAT was cool! I'll be trying this out very soon.

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Thank You, let me know how yours turns out

Many thanks--this helped me with the math to do some thin shell inlays.

Excellent instruction video! Thank you!

Thanks a lot for this tuto 🙈 start this month making some projects on CNC 👌

Excellent video, great information! Thanks for sharing 😊

beautiful video, thank you man ... greetings from Chile!!

Howard, new sub! Followed you instructions and used the same inlay trace and I'm happy to say that it worked 1st try! 123 or should i say 3 2 1 Thanks so much for the video - please keep posting ! Tom

Hola estimado, Soy del Sur de Chile, me inicio recién con esto de CNC y agradezco que usted nos enseñe sus técnicas. Hermoso trabajo 😍 quiero algún día saber lo que usted sabe y tener un taller como el suyo. Nuevamente gracias por compartir sus trabajos. Saludos, Rodrigo

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

De nada

Thanks so much for the video, it worked like a charm for me!!!

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

It is quite graditfying when I hear that. Post a photo of what you made.

OMG the speed of this machine ! Also all the way down, no passes

Superb explanation - cheers!

Thank you Howard, excellent

Thanks for the great video!

Beautifully made Howard. Even the male VCarve segment alone looked fabulous. But I've just had an idea that could enhance this even more. Spray the male piece after carving with paint or ink stain, glue & press both halves, after sawing & sanding, the male inlay should have a thin colour band line around all segments and make it look like a 3 piece inlay!

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

I like that,worth a try

Very useful video. Thanks. Have you ever thought about making a video on how you set up the laser cross hairs for locating? That's something a lot of people would like to have.

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

I have a video for that. kzread.info/dash/bejne/gIOq19GwZM_UpdY.html

Great stuff. Thanks!

Thank you for explaining.

Very good tutorial thanks for that

Great how to video.....thanks

Great explanation, very detailed. Beautiful end product. Had a few thoughts, even the individual male & female carves would have looked great on their own, after slicing off the male insert. Instead of Flattening & sanding smooth. V-Carve very lightly so the inlay had a raised 3D effect relief. BTW. Amazing how agressive your CNC router is, that looked 1/2" single pass with 1/4" bit and blistering fast too !! About 10x as much as my 500w spindle can handle !!

@chrisreynolds2410

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a great idea, I started reading your comment and was thinking here is another jerkoff but I take it back. Have you tried the method you suggested yet?

@JohnColgan.

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisreynolds2410 Not tried it, just visualised from the glimpse of the cut off inlay, looked right for a white raised V

Howard, I like the 3 2 1 method. I've cut the depth in half like a lot of people do, but I get a hollow sound if you tap in the top. I think there is too much space under the inlay. This way seems to be much better.

Howard, thank you for sharing. Your master woodworking expertise coupled with your smooth thoughtful delivery is compelling. Utilizing the ratios on the 90 degree vbit will the ratios hold at 45 & 60?

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

They Should work. You had asked about my expertise in woodworking. For the CNC I got mine a little over 2 years ago. New absolutely nothing about Gcode or anything associated with CNC machines with the exception I wanted one real bad. General woodworking is my hobby which I started when I was 50 years old, I thought I needed a hobby. Turns out my hobby for the first 7 years was tool buying. Out of sheer embarrassment and my wife prodding I had to start building things. Early days all learned from Norm on New Yankee Workshop. Now there isn't anything you can't find on youtube.

Enjoyed your video. What was the speed of the 1/4 end mill for cutting out the excess?

Great step by step instruction. thank you. I am getting caught up on the Clearing Toolpath. My 1/4 endmill seems to try and cut all the way through the 0.5 inch stock in one fell swoop. Not sure why as I set start depth at 0.2 and flat depth at 0.1. Anyhoo, I am sure I will figure it out. Part of the process I guess.

@billsmith8306

3 жыл бұрын

Sounds as if you may not have set your "Material Thickness" to .5" in the job setup. Take a look. I could be wrong. Hope this helps.

@cgoguen

3 жыл бұрын

@@billsmith8306 Thank you. It was actually a stupid mistake on my part. I didn’t have the bit fully inserted into the router and it loosened and begin to lower it’s cutting depth. Rookie mistake and now I rectified and have run a successful test.

Thank you so very much for such a perfect tutorial. I made a terrible mistake on the rear of a large cutting board and will hopefully be able to salvage it by doing an inlay. Your technique gives me the confidence to try. I would be interested in knowing what that sanding brush was that you used, it seemed to do a great job and do so very quickly. I just subscribed to your channel and will be watching more of your videos soon. Thank you again!

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Here is the link to the sanding brush on amazon www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07P1TGXB6/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=A1THAZDOWP300U&psc=1

Loved the video. I am going to follow step by step. Can’t wait to try this project this week. Very informative, you are using the same software that I use so when your little picture video of you is down in the corner is blocking a couple of the boxes on the settings. But since were using the same software I know what they are so it’s no big deal. Very informative great information wonderful step-by-step instructions.I subscribe do you and I will be watching all of your videos

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I am now aware that the picture in picture was covering some of the settings. I have made a mental note to avoid this in the future. Let me know how your inlay turns out.

awsome video, really explains the technique well. But I can't find the cheat sheet!

Very informative. Thank you. On your next video, could you please eliminate the box in the lower right corner showing you doing the work? It is blocking some of the settings while you work. Just a suggestion.

How can you do variable depths; if you wanted the bird to have curve or pop out in multiple directions? So you can do half of one side and half of the other; glue them together to make a lifelike bird 🦅 Thanks

Thank you, it was a great tutorial.

Great video, and to date this is the only method that works for me thanks heaps. i have a problem doing the male plug, i cant find a way of taking the vbit down in stages everytime i use soft wood its breaking off thin walled areas. Is there a way around this. ?

@thewoodmaster

Жыл бұрын

In the tool parameters you can set how much of a cut the tool can make

Wonderful overview and just the right pace. Where is the source of line art that you mention? What 2 woods are you using in this example? Thanks!

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

you can find the art by going to google search and type in "Tribal Art" the wood was maple and mahogany

Howard, thanks for making this video. Very helpful. I still need to wrap my head around the depth of cut but I'll watch it a couple more times to really absorb that. In the mean time, what is the oil finish you use at the very end? It looks like it might have some wax in it. Thanks, Paul

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

Mineral oil and bees wax heated is what I use normally. In this video I just used mineral oil

Thanks for sharing.

Super erklärt. Vielen Dank!

So the total bottom depth of the male version is 0.3? That is with the top 0.2 being taken off? So the gap then on your male and female would be 0.2?

That is very cool. Thanks for sharing. Could you use a 30 degree bit or does it have to be a 90 ?

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

I have used a 90 Degree and a 60 degree. I am assuming it would work for a 30 Degre as well.

Is that an Iowa inlay!! Newbie question here, looking to get into this. Does this output to gcode and would this be compatible with the sainsmart geminitsu cnc?

Great Video! I would like to know what feeds and speeds your were using. Thanks

@chrisreynolds2410

2 жыл бұрын

Feed?? -Commercial grade hotdogs. Speed? -As fast as she can.

well done

Fantastic! That’s a really pretty piece. As a newbie, I have two questions: 1. Was that a wire brush on your drill that you used to clean up the male part after carving? 2. Also on the male piece: you hogged out a lot of material on the clearing pass. Would offsetting the bird by a bit, say .25” then clearing only that area have made more sense? The rest could’ve been trimmed on the bandsaw. The only reason I can think of for doing it your way was to have two 5” pieces to glue together. Thanks. I’ve subscribed!

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Yes on one and two

Awesome

Thank you

Very Nice... If I was to mill the excess off instead of using a band saw.. How best to know the depth of cut from the surface with the 3,2,1 rule?

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

measure to the middle of the gap and zero from the top and surface down to the depth you measured.

this was a great overview, thank you (the clamp you used was a bar clamp, not a C clamp)

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

you are correct they are bar clamps

Well done. You answered two of my three questions about inlays. (Your V bit would have taken care of that tail extension, but still good that you showed an alternate method.) You might add a note about wood type selection - notice the splitting off of edges - could remove a slice one wished to keep. How do I get to the actual cheat sheet? What was that “offset?” Have to listen again! I need to get on the ShopBot forum to get pertinent info for my PRS Alpha for that laser... Thank you, sir.

Great tutorial. The only one ive been able to follow that i can get to work for me. 1 question tho.... how do i stop the vbit i use from plunging down to its full cutting depth when im doing the male part. Seems its overriding whatever cut depth increments i program in. Knocking my huon pine around a bit.

@grubsdad

2 жыл бұрын

Same problem here. Tears out thin pieces. Been using ebony.

@craigdance5474

2 жыл бұрын

@@grubsdad im gonna try slowly tge plunge rate right down. Ill let u know how it goes

@chrisreynolds2410

2 жыл бұрын

“ click on “edit” on the tool selection, halfway down under Cutting Parameters, you’ll see Pass Depth. That’s where you can limit the depth of each pass. Good luck“ That was in a different post if you scroll up.

Hi Howard, followed your technique step by step, I just cut the male and while gluing it to the female part, noticed the piece felt a little bit too loose when inserted to the female, I used the 90 degree with 1-1/2" diameter bit, should I have used a different bit with a smaller diameter for this? I used the same bit for both though female and male though

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Julio can you email me a screen shot of the setting in your vectric sofware. my email is howard@sdppm.com

Good explanation and example of v carve inlay technique. Are you going to add a link to your cheat sheet?

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

if you scroll down the comments there is a link.

Great video. Thanks for sharing. Where can I get your cheat sheet?

@thewoodmaster

4 жыл бұрын

Here is the link for the cheat sheet. sdppminc-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/howard_sdppm_com/ES_Ef43dMbdGkGerWwOUozcBW5zEnlYI5hYZoOw_N-_g9Q?e=RPABll

Great video. Can you tell us the source for the laser cross hair and the clean up brush?

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Quarton Laser Module VLM-650-29 LPT Red Cross Line Laser Module (Line-Width optimize at Short Distance) www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00BP42YMW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o03_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Battery Holder with On Off Switch Cap Lead Wires (for AA 4 CELL) www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01C5J4J78/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Great video, thank you. By the way the cheat sheet link no longer works.

Would you mind sharing a link to the brush you attached to your drill please :) to clean thanks

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Its in the notes attached to the video.

Thanks for the great tutorial. I designed my own logo and tried it on scrap wood and it came out perfectly. Then when I did several of my actual project none of them filled all of the female vcarve. I wonder how the size of the project or the amount of tight turns or the angle of the v bit change the results. Also since there is a tool change with the clearance bit if the Z depth might be slightly off. Any way great tutorial.

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Can you send me a picture showing what went wrong? It shouldn't matter the size of the workpiece if all the figures are figured correctly. you did remember to flip the vectors for the male side? Anyway, PM me what you did and I will try to give you an answer.

@liambuffat3731

3 жыл бұрын

@@thewoodmaster I am pretty ignorant about social media so I don't know how to send pictures on youtube. I make cutting boards for friends and the Christmas Bazaar. The boards were flattened by thickness planer then the female part was cut out. Yes I did flip the image to make the male part. I don' have a touch plate so the Z depth may be my problem. I assume if the female is slightly too deep that may cause the slight gap around the inlay. Also I wonder if my router is dead straight causing the X and Y axis to be off slightly. Thanks again for replying.

Instead of doing 0.3, 0.2 and 0.1 for depth of cut parameters, why can't you do the Male toolpath as 0.0 and 0.3?? Isn't that the same thing?

Mr. Boehm: I've attempted one V Carve inlay and it came out very nice. I tried a second and it didn't come out so nice. I'm wondering if I could send my VCarve File to you and get your feed back as to what I need to do to make this work? Thanks, Mark

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

PM your email address and I'll give you my email. I would be happy to take a look at the file.

I don't know what I'm missing, but what do you change/select differently from the male and female versions? I get the creation of the new layer, I get the mirroring, but it looks like you're selecting the same v-carve option for both? Not sure what I'm missing...

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

The main difference is the male image is fliped 180 degrees and you put a border around the edge and that is what makes it clear out the wood.

@ATAsgard1

3 жыл бұрын

@@thewoodmaster Ah! The Border! Ok I thought that was just to limit the amount of cutting to reduce wear on the bit. Ok thanks!

Hello there. Are you able to send a new link for the cheat sheet - the ones shown here no longer seem to work. Thank you so much!!!

@thewoodmaster

Жыл бұрын

sdppminc-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/howard_sdppm_com/EdNcv2wns6JMo57ToZUVyIUB4LHwQ_IAGmkd646PkCKihA?e=3lEY5b

super

Is this method good for cutting boards or will it leave a hollow space under the inlay? Thanks

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

The space is in the thousandths. I cut one of the inlays in half to see and you can not see a gap.

I have a Nextwave shark 510 I would like to know where to buy the laser cross hairs that you use in this video for my machine. Thanking you in advance for your assistance.

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

Check out the video I did and the notes have the links . kzread.info/dash/bejne/aqGTrZuQlqbPdbw.html

@donnelmore548

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I watched the video and have ordered the items needed. Can you help me program the crosshair off set into my Ready 2 Control-Virtual(Home) software. I have a Next Wave Shark 510. Thanks once again.

@chrisreynolds2410

2 жыл бұрын

Do you like the laser still how’s it working out?

Can you tell me where you found this bird? I have trouble finding any thing suitable to use as an inlay.

@thewoodmaster

Жыл бұрын

Do a search on Google Images under Trible Art.

so we don't need to use the inlay toolpath then ? I've never done an inlay yet, but have noticed that people aren't using it. I only see it used on vcarve tutorials. Thank you for the video and the cheat sheet. Also another thought came while watching, and that's ,that the inlay toolpath has no clearance option. A little confused. I'm sure I can just do it your way. I have v carve pro 11.506

@thewoodmaster

10 ай бұрын

You do not use the inlay tool for vcarve inlays. The advantage of vcarve inlays is the ability to get very fine details. If you do an inlay with the inlay tool, you are limited by the diameter of your bit.

Howard, What a fantastic tutorial. I am new at this CNC stuff and this really helped out. I super excited to start on a new project tomorrow morning. I will let you know how it turns out. Two quick questions. 1. What was the name of the website to get the graphic art? 2. Would you mind sharing the feed and speed for the tool pathing? Thanks again for the tutorial, Ben

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Do a search on GOOGLE Images with the keyword TRIBAL ART Feeds and speeds will differ based on your setup so my will not help you.

@benwarren9257

3 жыл бұрын

@@thewoodmaster Thanks for getting back to me. I'm using a Axiom Elite AR8 machine. Also using Aspire 10.5 ( latest version). I was really interested in the .25 end mill.(depth of cut ?, ipm ?, I usually cut at 18000 rpm). Also what type of wood did you use for your demo? I subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more from you.

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

@@benwarren9257 Feed rate was 100 ipm and the pass depth was .125

@benwarren9257

3 жыл бұрын

@@thewoodmaster Thanks for the information.

I watched your video multiple times and tried processing an image I choose from a google image I found. It took me several times to figure it out. I have done several 3D Carves so far, but no Inlays yet. I need to learn this really bad, your video was very helpful and I thank you. I had some difficulties with some parts of your tutorial, but I got it in the end. If I have time tomorrow I will try my processes file, and I will try to post a picture of my project. Thanks again.

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

Good luck will love to see the result

@marcdaigle9397

2 жыл бұрын

@@thewoodmaster I'm going to try it soon. Damn night shift are hard on my shop time.

@chrisreynolds2410

2 жыл бұрын

You are not having “trouble with his tutorials” you just literally don’t know what you are doing cus you are learning and that’s ok but call it what it is don’t blame this man.

@chrisreynolds2410

2 жыл бұрын

Marc have you made any progress learning the method?

@marcdaigle9397

2 жыл бұрын

@@chrisreynolds2410 I haven’t had much shop time lately since my last attempt on making an inlay. So I sort of put it aside for now. I will try it again at a later time.

What software are you using to do the inlays? Awesome btw

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Vectric Aspire.

I have been working on a V carve inlay for nearly 3 months. Have watched a number of videos, talked with many people, and still can't get this thing to work. I'm on the verge of giving up. Any way to get some help with this?

@thewoodmaster

Жыл бұрын

Message me your ph# and I will give you a call. glad to help

I wasn’t able to clearly hear where you get your art work from. Is there a link ??

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Google Search for Tribal Art. Look for Black and white images.

It looks like the link to the cheat-sheet has expired or taken down? Is there a way to get it from you? Thanks!

@thewoodmaster

Жыл бұрын

Click on the More Tab and at the bottom is a link to the cheat sheet

Do I have to use a different program to do raised carving.....

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

Not sure what you mean. Of course, you use the same software but you will export two different files for the cuts.

The title is VCarve but it looks like Aspire. Can I do this in VCarve? VCarve doesn't seem to recognize my .jpg's or .bmp's

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

it will work in Vcarve.

I have tried to do this with a 5/8 90 degree v bit and a 1/4 end mill and my previews dont work out i get the female down but doing the male portion it becomes all messed up

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

Pm me a photo of what it looks like. On the male part did you have a vector around everything?

@ryanharrison3209

2 жыл бұрын

@@thewoodmaster i figured it out thank you

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryanharrison3209 post what you did it may help someone else that is having a problem

Everything works fine until I get to the male inlay. I begin with the CLEAR bit and have tried both 1/8" and 1/4". I have broken them both almost immediately (I'm cutting Cherry). Should I begin with the V-carve. I notice that the CLEAR plunges straight in so they bits are breaking when they begin to move horizontally. I don't see any reference to feeds and speeds in the video. Any help in gaining the necessary understanding would be most appreciated. Thanks.

@thewoodmaster

7 ай бұрын

Check out the revised video it may solve the problem. Let me know if it does. kzread.info/dash/bejne/lmaqrY-IgbKfZqQ.html

@stevekinnaird6835

4 ай бұрын

Your clear bit setting are in the tool database.

@thewoodmaster

4 ай бұрын

Here is the revised video that will solve that problem kzread.info/dash/bejne/lmaqrY-IgbKfZqQ.htmlsi=KOS_oO5oNMhk2CdG

At the timeline 9:59 - are the Start Depth and Flat Depth values reverse? I only ask as it seems the tutorial at the following link indicates the opposite for these items. www.vectric.org/video/aspire4-vcp7/2d-25d-techniques/D07/VCarve_Inlay_Description_and_Procedure.pdf

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

It is correct the way it is shown.

Great video, thanks. What finish did you use?

@thewoodmaster

Жыл бұрын

I use a water based gloss called Master Armor.

@thewoodmaster

Жыл бұрын

Also there is a new revised video on this.

How do you tell software to do male vs female carve?.

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

You save your toolpath separately for the male side and the female side.

I'm following your tutorial exactly. I'm exporting the g-code and using it with Easel. When using the clearance tool, it immediately plunges .2" and overloads the router. How can I program it to take multiple passes with the clearing tool?

@thewoodmaster

2 жыл бұрын

You should be able to set parameters on the tool as to maximum cut depth

@mikethompson9013

2 жыл бұрын

@@thewoodmaster where is that setting in Vcarve?

@kdurham98

2 жыл бұрын

@@mikethompson9013 click on “edit” on the tool selection, halfway down under Cutting Parameters, you’ll see Pass Depth. That’s where you can limit the depth of each pass. Good luck!

@Red12Harley

2 жыл бұрын

The video shows a “start depth” of .2” and a flat depth of .1”. This setting snapped a 1/4” end mill on a piece of black walnut (18,000 rpm, 100 IPM) When I used a softer wood, it burned the wood. I have set it to a starting depth of 0.0” with a flat depth of 0.2” and will try again later.

@araitysoa9064

2 жыл бұрын

@@Red12Harley Set your plunge rate in your setting for the bit you are using to a low number so it does not try to plow into the wood as it is moving down through the Z axis. Also, feed rate depends on the horsepower of your router and your machine. Slow your feed rate down and then move it up as you get more experience. Spindle speed 20K for hardwood with carbide bit for hard woods and 16K for pine is a start. This is all machine dependent, so no guarantee. In addition, it is best to use a ramp if you are doing clearing where the bit will ramp into the piece to get to its flat depth rather than plunge it quickly into the wood.

where can i find graphic you are using?

@thewoodmaster

3 жыл бұрын

google images, search tribal art

What kind of wood was the bird made of?

@thewoodmaster

Жыл бұрын

Maple

the second cut. The material was moving all over the place. surprised it didn't come off. great vid tho

@thewoodmaster

4 жыл бұрын

I saw that as well. I had already made the clearing cut so I knew it was good enough for the Vcarve cut. If I wasn't doing a demo I would have started over on that piece.