@@SJSSawdust no, I have mine in a 2 car garage that I insulated pretty well. I have a small heater that keeps at around 40-45 or so. If I plan on working out there then I turn on the propane heater for about 30 minutes prior to going out.
@@SJSSawdust The pro series, I'm undecided between the woodworker and journeyman. I'd love to have the journeyman in my shop but I'd have to do a fair bit of rearranging to fit things in there. Keep it up, your channel is one I've been following for a long time now.
@@NWGR You can’t go wrong with the bigger machine, and if you add on the laser module, that’s easily the biggest diode on the market. I’ve rearranged the shop monthly to help improve workflow, my wife always rolls her eyes when I tell her that “I’ve finally got it!” And thanks for watching for so long, I really appreciate it !
@@SJSSawdust That's what I'm really leaning towards since the price difference is only a few hundred $$. I'm not sold on a laser in my shop yet, but I have looked into it a bit.
I'm so thankful to have found your channel, Subbed!. My first video was on your tips you learned before the craft show you went to with all those trays, then this one 3 years later. What gold!! I have a question I didn't hear covered in this video, the software. I recently learned that Carbide Create Pro added vcarve capability to make those insane 3d cutting boards (inlays) and was wondering if you think it would be compatible with the OneFinity?
@@congruewoodworks1474 thanks so much! As far as software goes, I think as long as you can create g-code, the Onefinity can read it. I started off using Easel, and now I use VCarve
Great info and I feel the same about my Onefinity X-50 Journeyman that I've had for about 2 years now. Regarding drag chains, the current Pro and Elite series now come with factory drag chains. The older and current X-35/X-50 do not come with drag chains. As you said, those are optional purchases through the Onefinity site. My X-50 Journeyman did not come with drag chains, so I ordered them from Amazon, then never installed them.
Thanks for great video! I really need to use my onefinity more. At any rate go get yourself one of these: Dell P2314TT 23" Touch Screen LED Monitor. It's a huge upgrade to the one they include.
I will DEFINITELY look that up - thanks! And YES, use your Onefinity more . I find myself cutting stuff that I don’t really even need, I just want to use it. Lol
@@SJSSawdust My problem is very similar to yours and that it's in my garage and Midwest winters are not my friend lol. That and I have a bunch of lasers that I've been using a ton so they've kind of pulled me away lately. 😉
@@SJSSawdust I have the Xtool P2, the Xtool F1, a creality falcon 10 watt and then the 14 watt on my onefinity woodworker. Then of course to complete the makerspace I have bambu X1 carbon. I might have a problem. 🤣
@@misury doesn’t sound like a problem to me! I was eyeing the F1 ( still am) and I would love a 3D printer. There’s so many great creators out there that make awesome files for the printers - stuff that can be used in the workshop… seems kinda dumb NOT to get one….
Love the video...and all the Detroit/Michigan/Lions things in this one...(I live in Clarkston)...getting ready to retire soon and am starting to look into the OneFinity...
@@jeffdeluca1153 Thanks. This is the original journeyman model ( 32” x 32” ) and, yes I use the wireless Onefinity controller - it works perfectly well.
Are there any quality issues? I’d planned on a Sheapoko 5 Pro. I’m hearing of QA issues with the controller. The plan is hobby CNC now, selling stuff later. The Onefinities appear more expensive. That’s ok is the quality is there. Please share your expertise. Thanks.
@@user_16309 I am not affiliated whatsoever with Onefinity - so my opinion is mine alone. This machine is awesome. I couldn’t ask for anything more. Even more, now that they have the new controller, that is so much more capable than mine - it’s even more of a no brainer.
