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Beginners *MUST KNOW* - Drilling Holes On A CNC Router, Router For Beginners, How To Tips & Tricks 

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This video teaches you how to drill holes on a CNC router using peck drilling and spiral drilling. Plunge drilling on a CNC router is not recommended unless you have an up-cutting router bit with bottom-cutting blades.
See below for links to "drilling" endmills for CNC routers
Using the spiral method, you will need to change your 'plunge' feed to equal the feed rate setting. For example, if your feed rate is set to 25ipm and plunge is set to 10ipm. You will want the plunge to be set to 25imp.
If you have any suggestions or found this video helpful, please leave me a comment and like the video. It helps me know I am giving you the right stuff.
Woodworking - How to drill with a CNC router.
Drilling on a CNC router is good to do to avoid secondary operations. Knowing the in's and out's and the risks are important to save your router bits and damage to your beautiful work.
Drilling with a flat-bottom tool is always risky. Follow the rules below and you should do very well
Tips for drilling on a cnc router:
→ A router bit IS NOT a drill bit
→ Do use peck drilling cycles
→ Use short pecks
→ Set the cycle to do FULL retract
→ Make sure your router bit end is beveled to the center
→ Do not plunge drill (cut full hole in one shot) unless it is a very shallow hole
→ NEVER USE A DOWN BIT OR STRAIGHT BIT FOR DRILLING
→ Use spiral drilling whenever possible to allow good chip ejection. It is the safest technique for drilling with your router
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VECTRIC SOFTWARE LINKS
[Please use these links when you order. It gives me credit. Thank you]
→ Vcarve Pro (Recommended): shrsl.com/36xfh
→ Vcarve Desktop (24x24” size limit): shrsl.com/36xfj
→ Vectric Aspire (3D modeling): shrsl.com/36xfk
→ Cut2D (for the budget-minded): shrsl.com/36xfm
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ROUTER BITS FOR CNC ROUTERS
→ 8-pc carbide CNC router bit set (w/ free vector files) bit.ly/3d1iQnF
→ 1” Surfacing bit required for surfacing your spoil board: bit.ly/2QEYLKz
→ Drilling endmill kit for CNC routers: bit.ly/3AWEbaP
OTHER THINGS YOU'LL NEED
Calipers. For the price, it is a very good set: amzn.to/338MAt3
Hearing protection (plugs don't work): amzn.to/2Hs1RgW
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@StanProper
@StanProper 5 месяцев назад
Hey, Garrett, Don't worry about the length of the videos. If I don't have time to watch the video in its entirety, I can either wait until I have time to watch it all, or I can watch part of it and pause it and watch the rest later. The main thing is the education I get from watching your videos. Thanks again, my friend. Stan
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 4 месяца назад
StanProper, so glad to hear this one helped you my friend. Keep working hard and learning everything you can brother!
@robertnla70549
@robertnla70549 2 года назад
Great job Garrett !!!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Thanks Robert!
@furniturepheonix
@furniturepheonix Год назад
Great info. Detailed ! Thanks
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
furniturepheonix, you're welcome! Glad it was helpful!
@JoeCorrado
@JoeCorrado 3 года назад
Thanks for another bit of new info Garrett!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hey Joe. You're welcome, my friend!
@NickJones-zp7sp
@NickJones-zp7sp 6 месяцев назад
Yet another great video. Thanks Garrett!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 6 месяцев назад
NickJones, you are so welcome my friend.
@brucekiefer2209
@brucekiefer2209 2 года назад
Always learn something from you Garrett!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Thanks Bruce. That's my goal.
@robrome2546
@robrome2546 3 года назад
Thanks Garrett . Saves a great deal of time. Great information.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
I'm glad this helps, Rob. It took a bit to figure it out with Vcarve.
@joederek9757
@joederek9757 Год назад
Great job explaining!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Joe, I'm happy to hear that this video helped you brother.
@sauletto1
@sauletto1 2 года назад
Good stuff.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Thanks Steve!
@luchoperez3472
@luchoperez3472 3 года назад
Thank you very much for sharing!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hi Lucho. you're welcome
@victorsmith311
@victorsmith311 2 года назад
Good information, thanks!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Thanks Victor
@ClinToneCust23
@ClinToneCust23 3 месяца назад
Thanks!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 месяца назад
ClinToneCust23, thank you brother! I appreciate that.
@mounirdaou9021
@mounirdaou9021 3 года назад
helps a lot. thanks for the video
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Thanks Monuir. What do you make on your CNC router?
@ronnorris1504
@ronnorris1504 2 года назад
Thanks for sharing. I continue to follow
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hey Ron. You're totally welcome. Stay on board
@pt115823
@pt115823 2 года назад
Thanks for another awesome video
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
You're welcome Peter.
@iancullen6303
@iancullen6303 Год назад
thanks garrett very helpful as always
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Ian, you are so welcome. Glad this video helped you!
@Kevin-jd1rm
@Kevin-jd1rm 2 года назад
Very helpful, Thank You
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
You're welcome Kevin
@oldtech_76
@oldtech_76 3 года назад
Great info!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Thanks Jonathan
@ranko84
@ranko84 2 года назад
Thanks a lot, the video is very helpful!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Rankoman, you're so welcome! Glad I could help!
@Ingo.01
@Ingo.01 3 месяца назад
Thank you, great video
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 месяца назад
lngo.01, thanks brother! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
@currycases
@currycases 2 года назад
One of the most useful CNC videos I’ve seen so far. Thanks so much!!!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hi Curry. Thank you, and you're welcome!
@jimm.5664
@jimm.5664 3 года назад
All this info is very helpful.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Yes, this drilling video was a surprise to many people. Even the experts.
@ParkerEdwardsParties
@ParkerEdwardsParties 2 года назад
Thanks Garrett
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hi Parker. you're welcome!
@jkdive8
@jkdive8 2 года назад
thank you this help me so much
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
James, you're so welcome! Happy to help!
@xyloidify
@xyloidify 3 года назад
Well done! I loved how you compared the tool paths and times. It made it very clear. Thumbs up and subscribed.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hi Steve. Welcome to this little family of CNC'ers! You're gonna find a little community developing here. Make sure to say hi to them. Super glad you joined.
@mikehalverson6775
@mikehalverson6775 3 года назад
thank you
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hi mike. Welcome.
@johnborowski7221
@johnborowski7221 6 месяцев назад
As always, no time wasted by watching your videos ty, jjb
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 6 месяцев назад
johnborowski722, glad you liked this one brother!
@Thunder198
@Thunder198 2 года назад
you are amazing thank you...
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Thanks Ibrahim!
@DCDLaserCNC
@DCDLaserCNC 3 года назад
Great info Garrett! Thank you for sharing.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Thank you DCD! How are things going on your end? What kind of projects are you making?
@DCDLaserCNC
@DCDLaserCNC 3 года назад
@@IDCWoodcraft I am working on quoting a CNC job for a customer who I have previously done some laser cutting work for. It will be doing some CNC work on existing ABS plastic parts. I will need to make a jig to hold the parts and get some pretty accurate measurements from. It will be interesting for sure.
@woodknack1
@woodknack1 2 года назад
very good videos. Thanks you.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Thanks Wood
@stevenirish6160
@stevenirish6160 Год назад
Thank you
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Steven, you are so welcome!
@AceWorxLLC
@AceWorxLLC Год назад
Thanks Garret! I’m fairly new to the CNC world and would be completely lost without you and your videos!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
AceWorx, you are so welcome brother.
@podman63
@podman63 3 года назад
Great video especially the spiral tool path Vs the drilling tool path Thanks 😊
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Thank Pod!. Hope this gives you some ideas. BTW, did toy see I made the Christmas block video you requested? Was it good enough of did you need more info?
@Magicmike12345
@Magicmike12345 2 года назад
Thank you again Garrett. Another very useful post. I'm working out the process of drilling 3/4 holes for a cam pins on my spoil board.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hi East coast. This will get those holes mightly close.
@robertlang9749
@robertlang9749 Год назад
awesome video. thank you for sharing that information with everyone
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Robert, you are so welcome my friend.
@Clebergomes2010
@Clebergomes2010 2 года назад
Show de bola!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Cleber, right on brother!
@86OEd
@86OEd Год назад
Excellent information...
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Right on Ed! Glad to hear it.
@danielapollo6458
@danielapollo6458 2 года назад
Definitely one of the best channels for CNCing
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Daniel, wow thank you! I'm glad to be a part of your CNC journey my friend!
@ebernabeo
@ebernabeo Год назад
Thank you very much…this was sooooo helpful as a beginning CNCer!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Eddie, you are so welcome my friend.
@charlestrotter7326
@charlestrotter7326 4 месяца назад
Great information. Heading out to the shop right now to put this to use! Thank you.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 4 месяца назад
CharlesTrotter, you are so welcome brother!
@andersenssteelcompany634
@andersenssteelcompany634 Год назад
Thansk for the video.. gretting from Denmark
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Andersen, you are so welcome brother!
@ParkerEdwardsParties
@ParkerEdwardsParties 2 года назад
I like this guy
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
That gave me a smile. thanks
@johnhulbert4154
@johnhulbert4154 6 месяцев назад
Useful as always Garrett. Keep then coming. I learned about the drilling through master cam. Great to hear it again.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 6 месяцев назад
John, thanks brother! I'm glad it was helpful, sometimes a little refresher is all we need!
@mohammadlateef7543
@mohammadlateef7543 2 года назад
actually you are more than good and thank you alot
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Thanks Mohammad!
@fredscott413
@fredscott413 3 года назад
very useful thank you.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hi Fred. Glad it helps. What kind of project are you planning on drilling on?
@fredscott413
@fredscott413 3 года назад
@@IDCWoodcraft Im not sure yet,I just ordered the Onefinity router and was a manual machinist for 30 years and done everything with metal and plastic but now retired and gonna have some fun,Ill take all the help I can get so Ill be watching all your shows,thanks.see you in the funny papers.
@alanbushy4679
@alanbushy4679 3 года назад
very helpful. I didn't see this topic covered in any of the Ventric tutorials. Thanks
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hi Alan. No, you won't find this in tutorials. drilling like this is more advanced stuff.
@SawdustersCreations
@SawdustersCreations Год назад
Very informational and helpful to me as a beginner.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Robert, right on brother! I'm happy to help!
@doggoneproductions
@doggoneproductions Год назад
Just getting into CNC work. Your videos are great.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Profbyers, thank you! And I want to officially welcome you to the amazing world of CNC my friend!
@Ryan-fc9le
@Ryan-fc9le 3 года назад
Bless you
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hi Ryan! Thank you...and blessings back to you.
@Ryan-fc9le
@Ryan-fc9le 3 года назад
@@IDCWoodcraft Partly for the sneeze and partly because of the good tips in the video. Appreciate it!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
@@Ryan-fc9le lol. I forgot about the sneeze Thank you
@letrishacreationsfrometsycom
@letrishacreationsfrometsycom 2 года назад
God bless you
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Thank you!!!
@richardduque4701
@richardduque4701 2 года назад
Just to let you know that you are my go to guy for cnc knowledge, thanks
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Wow...Thanks Richard! And glad to have you here!
@jw4321
@jw4321 3 года назад
This was excellent. I had no idea. !
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hey John. Pretty wild, huh?
@jw4321
@jw4321 3 года назад
I have been planning to add a wasteboard using taunts. I requires dozens of holes. I was going to use a drill tool path. Now I see the light! 😄
@robierobert2639
@robierobert2639 11 месяцев назад
As a total newbie, your videos are invaluable.😊
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 11 месяцев назад
robie, glad you like them my friend! Happy cutting!
@raygodbout
@raygodbout Год назад
Found my problem,wrong post processe, just like you said!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Raymond, glad to hear you got it sorted brother!
@dovetalerwoodcraft
@dovetalerwoodcraft 3 года назад
Garrett, thank you! As a new CNC-er, I'm flying by the seat of my pants a little, learning as I'm going. Your videos have been super helpful, and this one particularly so. I knew there had to be a way to use an end mill in a corkscrew fashion... I just couldn't figure it out! Thanks for saving me about 24 hours of trial and error! Really appreciate what you do. Thanks!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hi Dovetaler. You are welcome. What types of projects do you do that requires holes in it?
@CiaranWhelan
@CiaranWhelan 2 года назад
A really informative video as I am starting out in CNC. Thank you for this content.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hi Ciaran. Welcome to the amazing CNC world. Have you made any projects yet? What are they?
@CiaranWhelan
@CiaranWhelan 2 года назад
@@IDCWoodcraft not yet, the last thing to do before making a dust shoe of some sort is to finish the spoil board. I found this video by searching how to make holes so I can use stainless pocket screws to hold the MDF panel down. I will then start off by machining slots to mount T-Track down. I've only just finished building the Queenbee Pro on the weekend. Everything working and checked.
@tmuka
@tmuka 2 года назад
Thanks for the most enlightening "boring" video! I made quite a smoking mess trying to plunge a hole the size of my end mill!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Tmuka, I'm glad I didn't bore you to tears like I expected! LOL Now you shouldn't need your fire-extinguisher on hand! Happy cutting my friend!
@danzuckschwerdt8462
@danzuckschwerdt8462 Год назад
Nice job. Very well explained. I was working on a project involving some holes and I am glad I watched this video before I went and hit start.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Dan, right on brother! Happy to hear it helped you before you hit start on your project.
@ankerstraat60
@ankerstraat60 5 месяцев назад
I stumbled upon this video about drilling, very helpful! I definitely will check out your other video's and subscribe to your channel. Thanks for your efforts of teaching us how to do stuff on the CNC.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 5 месяцев назад
ankerstaat60, you are so welcome my friend.
@jimaikman2875
@jimaikman2875 3 года назад
This was very helpful Garrett. I never really payed much attention to the different types of drilling and always wondered why the software wouldn't let me make a 1/4" hole with a 1/4" end mill... now I know :)
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Thanks @Jim. Yes, those quirky little things we struggle to figure out
@orsu2001
@orsu2001 3 года назад
I knew i was doing something wrong :D Man you are amazing cause i find answers in all your videos ! Thanks.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
ORSA!!! Hello. Thank you for sharing that. Let's me know I'm doing something right. Would love to see some of your work.
@orsu2001
@orsu2001 3 года назад
I am full time truck driver in Belgium and i have a 3018 toy cnc and an Ortur diode laser...playing with them in my little left time in weekends 😂 So nothing for business but i Enjoy you teaching all that cnc stuff 😍💪
@jamesbaker4370
@jamesbaker4370 2 года назад
I enjoy your every thing you put out there. I and my son got a Next Wave 510 for christmas. I have been looking for a CNC for 20 years. I was a member of technical staff for Bell Labs. So I had a lot of electronics. I had a FCC Microwave license and was involved in cell phone support.I went to a CNC programing class 20yrs. ago. Now I have something to work with. Thank you again.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hey James, I'm sorry for the delayed response, I have been playing catch up on my emails and comments! That's awesome! I'm so excited to see what you and your son make on your Next Wave! Keep me posted!
@Tom-ir9nb
@Tom-ir9nb 2 года назад
Garrett, I'm thinking of making a cribbage board. Of course, it's a lot of holes. Thanks for the information on drilling.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Tom, awesome! I'm glad I could help. I'd love to see pics of your finished board!
@mr.p9882
@mr.p9882 2 года назад
Garrett, making a bit holder and needed this info!! Thanks...I have French Cleats on my wall, and will be making a "shelf" to hang on the wall holding all the bits...at least the ones I have now!!!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Mr. P, right on! I'm glad it was helpful for you! Be sure to send over a picture of your shelf!
@SystematicMechanic
@SystematicMechanic Год назад
Helpful video. After watching I just tried out Bore in Fusion 360 which did a continuous spiral cut to depth and that worked a lot better than plunging into stock with a spot drill or an end mill. Thanks!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
SystematicMechanic, glad it did the trick brother nice work!
@michael.a
@michael.a 3 года назад
This is very helpful. Been struggling to figure out how to drill. I feel a lot more comfortable now bcos I know what to do from your video. Suggestion, for next video is drilling on a CNC Router with a brad point drill bit. Well done.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hey Simi. I will consider thi. However, I tend to keep my videos geared toward those who are just starting out. But, of course, when I get a challenge such as this, it's hard to resist. Please do tell. What are you considering with drilling on your router?
@maxcooper9215
@maxcooper9215 3 года назад
Thanks a lot for this video and all the info. in your channel. I know nothing about CNC but yesterday I ordered the: Onefinity Journeyman "X-50". I know, is crazy buying something like this with no previous experience. But, I'm confident that, with videos like your's and some practice I will be good to go. I'm a welder by trade but cant work on the field no more and want to do welding at home. Have all the tools of the trade (TIG, MIG AND STICK) plus some CNC income too.Building a 24 x 30 Metal building on the back yard this week. Let u know how go. Thanks again!!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hi Max. There is something to be said for those who dive right in knowing little to nothing how they are going to get there. That was the same when I started this channel. You, my friend, will go far with this!
@martymitchell9855
@martymitchell9855 2 года назад
You answered SO many questions with this 21 minute video. Thank you for doing what you do!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Marty, I'm glad I could help!
@paulbergman8228
@paulbergman8228 2 года назад
As a dentist I spiral drill all the time to enter, then profile drill to shape the prep. Final tool path is fairly slow for precision p, then a ‘tool change’ with multi 12 flute bit. Very easy to understand your methods!😎
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Well Paul, I never thought a dentist could relate to this. Thank you for sharing. Gave me a smile!
@richardwilliams5520
@richardwilliams5520 Месяц назад
I've always used peck drilling, but I will combine it with spiral drilling now.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Месяц назад
richardwilliams5520, That sounds like a great idea! Combining peck drilling with spiral drilling can help improve chip evacuation and overall drilling performance. Good luck with your projects!
@saradonohue528
@saradonohue528 2 года назад
Please make a dedicated "spiral drilling toolpath" video. This one is packed with information but is so hard to follow from 17:30 to 19:30 where it counts! Thanks!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hi Sara. I will get that on the list.
@TheSuperheimwerker
@TheSuperheimwerker 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for that !! i am a carpenter and joiner very new to cnc and have watched many of your vidios . i am aware of the problems with different tools but intil now didnt know how to set the program up the right way to drill. on my first atempt zo drill a 20mm hole ( on my spoilerboard) i was left wizh a pin in the middle and didnt know why. but i do now ( i think ) once again thanks !!!!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 8 месяцев назад
TheSuperheilmwerker, glad to hear this video helped then brother!
@1070jake
@1070jake 3 года назад
Been going crazy trying to do holes for t nuts. First try was going to take an hour and a half to do 16 holes! After watching this video I set it up as a spiral cut and the time dropped to less than 20 minutes! Once again you helped out a new CNC'r and kept me from losing my s**t! LOL Great video!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hey Larry. Good to see you again. It's surprising how fast spiral drilling is. Once you do it, you never go back to that old fashioned peck drilling lol
@woody987654
@woody987654 2 года назад
Awesome info! I haven't yet started using my machine. I'm currently still setting it up. I am however ready to add my waste board, and this video on milling the holes has been very helpful. I am also using V-Carve Pro, so... I just need to make sure I have an 1/8" up cut end mill and re-watch the video as I plan the cuts in V-Carve! Thanks Garrett!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Right on Frank! It will sure come in handy when you need to mill the holes for your waste board. Im happy that I could help my friend.
@bubba6945
@bubba6945 2 года назад
This Garrett is a genius machinist
@salimafridi2304
@salimafridi2304 10 месяцев назад
Hello Garrett, I'm about to Bye a cnc router, and your videos really help me how to operate, there is ton of videos in mother lenguag but the way you sir understand is absolutely great. Pray for your good health, I'm from South Asia and sorry of my english.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 10 месяцев назад
salimafridi2304, congrats on purchasing your machine! I'm glad to hear the videos have been helpful so far and I'm glad to be a part of your cnc journey! You got this!
@sergiykharchyk4207
@sergiykharchyk4207 7 месяцев назад
Thanks for the video. Newbie here. I use easel software. When I try to cut out let’s say a circle 3/4 in. I end up with totally different results. I chose cut inside path option
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 6 месяцев назад
Sergiykharchyk, your problem is a bit too tough to diagnose over comments brother. Drop by my live session at 8PM EST on Wednesdays. Id be happy to point you in the right direction there brother.
@reginaldcass7615
@reginaldcass7615 10 месяцев назад
This video solved a problem that I have. By using this method, drilling a 1/2" hole 3/8" deep with a flat bottom can be solved buy using a 1/8" bit, and a spiral cut. Absolutely awesome description and demonstration,
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 10 месяцев назад
reginaldcass, right on brother! Glad to hear that this video helped you
@douglasadams4540
@douglasadams4540 6 месяцев назад
Great info learned a lot but I use Easel and most stuff I can’t do. But I did lean enough I can do what I need to do
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 6 месяцев назад
douglasadams, so glad this one helped you brother!
@laynemimstx
@laynemimstx Год назад
nice video, on the spiral plunge, the it uses the plunge rate as it's feed rate, until it gets to bottom, then switches to standard feed rate for the last circle. just keep this in mind for controlling quality of cut with feeds.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
laynemimstx, you bring up some great points my friend. I hadn't thought of that brother, thanks for the info!
@josephunthank363
@josephunthank363 2 года назад
Hi Garrett. Your videos have really been helpful to me. I have realized I have NOT been cutting holes the best way. I'm making some wood toys that need a fair number of holes. The holes are 5/16" diameter. The rest of the machining is all profile cut outs which I've been doing with a 1/4" spiral upcut bit. And I confess I've been cutting the 5/16" holes using the pocket toolpath and changed to the profile toolpath with a spiraling ramp after watching your drilling video the first time. All holes were in 3/4" wood with plunge rate of 20 ipm. I understand I could increase that for the spiraling cuts. Today in watching your video again, I realized you were using the 1/8" upcut bit for 1/4" holes and you emphasized the space available for wood chip ejection. Now for my questions: How much space should allowed relative to bit size for spiral drilling or and specifically how small of holes can be cut with spiral drilling using 3/16 and 1/4" bits? Thanks for your response!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hi Joe. You actually don't need much space at all. If you're drill 5/16", a 1/4" bit will do fine
@gifts_in_wood2294
@gifts_in_wood2294 2 года назад
Another easy to follow and understand video, great job. Do you know if you can use spotting drill bits in a cnc router and would this help compared to using end mills?
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hi Marty. Spot drills are fine. It would be interesting to see if they would drill through on tiny pecks. you can use any tool that will fit in your router the cuts down or sideways.
@jacobbakst8982
@jacobbakst8982 3 года назад
This video as well as the others that I have watched and they are very informative. I will not be able to put the information to use until the Covid situation improves and I can go back to the woodshed. Can you do a Vcarve video on 4 sided machining on a CNC Router as the only video I have found is very unclear and just left me more confused than ever. Thank you Yacov Bakst
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
I will absolutely do this! It's on the liost. You'll have to give me a couple weeks. Can you wait that long lol?
@Mtbeaver9
@Mtbeaver9 2 года назад
I love your videos. Do you recommend climb cutting or conventional doing small profile drilling holes
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Charles, great question. My answer is, it depends. If you don't have a rigid router you might see chatter on a climb cut so try conventional if that happens to you. This also depends on the grain direction of the grain as well. But if you can get away with climb cut at a good feed and speed without chatter then go for it!
@DCDLaserCNC
@DCDLaserCNC 3 года назад
Garrett, it would not let you select the hole because you still had your toolpaths checked on. If you unchecked the toolpaths it will let you select the circles.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Thanks for clearing that up. It was a strange stop for me.
@appylover72
@appylover72 Год назад
You have tought me so much. Thank you. I have a question...what is your suggestion on how to drill the holes for a cribbage board?
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Applylover, use a cribbage board bit! Here is a link: idcwoodcraft.com/products/set-of-2-extreme-performance-1-8-drill-bit-for-cnc-routers-free-cribbage-files With this drill bit you dont need to spiral drill like this video, you can use a drilling toolpath in Vcarve.
@RobSandstromDesigns
@RobSandstromDesigns 2 года назад
Thank you for the time ended effort put into this video. You have good instruction techniques. I am just getting into creating videos to help others learn. I enjoyed your teaching style and gained some insights on how to approach topics. Regardless of how much I think I know about a topic, I usually learn something new when i take the time to listen to what others are trying to teach. Once again - thank you. I do have one question because i didn't hear you cover this when going over the various bits. I actually purchased what was title core drilling bits for my CNC to make Cribbage boards. I was under the impression they were specifically constructed to allow efficient peck drilling on a CNC. My experience is they make short work of the task to drill my cribbage boards. Is there something I am missing about these specialty bits?
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
I haven't heard of 'core 'drilling bits.. I got tired of peck drilling so designed my own crib board drill bit (since I sell bits, I work on my own designs). I think you'll like it. I did a short video on it. Watch it ...you'll be surprised how fast it is → ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nZp2nVhclew.html
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Also, thank you regarding the instruction technique. If you're putting some courses together, I can share a bit of my 'behind the scenes' concepts. It's vital to engagement.
@edmelzark1069
@edmelzark1069 6 месяцев назад
Great content now if I want to make cribbage boards, I would use the 2 d ramp spiral method correct ?? Thank you Ed
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 6 месяцев назад
Ed, you would still use the same method that I showed you in the video!
@deanroadifer6013
@deanroadifer6013 Год назад
Thanks for all the info. Do you ever use a tapered ball nose to do tapered holes?
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Dean, you certainly can brother!
@reidwilliams2046
@reidwilliams2046 Год назад
Thanks for this very useful information. I am fairly new to CNC routing and I have been searching relentlessly for CNC bits made to drill holes, like a normal drill bit. Amana makes some metric size bits but not imperial. I need to drill a lot of very slightly oversize 1/8" + .01" (.135" dia.) holes. So I guess what I need is either a 1/16" or maybe a 3/32" upcut spiral endmill using a continuous a spiral ramp. Any suggestions on which size bit to use?
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Hi Reid, you could use a regular drill bit but that is a really interesting sized hole. Closest you might be able to get is 0.1378" www.mcmaster.com/2958A66/ You can definitely used a endmill with a spiral toolpath. Try that first and let me know how it turns out.
@sonofballard
@sonofballard 2 года назад
Hi Garrett! Thanks very much for sharing all the great information. I’m using this technique to drill some larger holes (.75” diameter) with a .25” endmill and I wonder what you would do about the small column of waste material left at the center of the holes? I’m also working in plywood, so I’m considering a compound spiral bit to reduce tearout. Any reason not to use that bit? Thanks again for your help!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Thomas, you could use a pocket toolpath to get rid of that excess. Have you tried running using climb instead of conventional on your toolpaths to reduce tearouts? It might help instead of using a compression bit. With a compression bit, you typically have to run the bit at a large depth of cut to get the benefits that bit offers and might not be that effective for drilling when it comes to evacuating chips.
@stevegribble293
@stevegribble293 2 года назад
FINALLY!!! Someone answered my question... "Can you drill with a cnc"? THANK YOU, SO MUCH. I am really eyeballing the Longmill, because of your videos.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hi Steve. You're totally welcome. It's those obscure things that we think about, but can't find a solution to. That's when you know you need to make the content about it. Please be sure to let me know when you order your CNC. If you decide to get the long mill, can I ask a favor? Can you use the links that are in my description of the videos? It gives me a little pocket change.
@stevegribble293
@stevegribble293 2 года назад
@@IDCWoodcraft Yes, I will. Have been wanting to know if you can drill ⅛" holes in ⅛" 6061. Been everywhere for months. Was not going to buy a cnc unless you could. YOU, finally solved that. One more question, please. If I sent "YOU" the specs to cnc'ing out holes in a simple, 4½" x 7½" x 3", plastic project box, could I pay you to make & send the file? Would it be good for 100's of uses? Can I store & retrieve it permanantly? Do you do simple programs like that for people, for a fee?
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
@@stevegribble293 I don't normally create files for people. I teach them how to create them themselves. I'll take a look at your project. But I do not see an email from you.
@stevegribble293
@stevegribble293 2 года назад
I'm just not sure I can create the files. I'm 77 and not "real" techy. Lol I have invented and now reinvented a gold extraction process that sells all over the world. I'm about to put it back on the market and am the point of needing the LONGMILL CNC for 2 pretty simple but highly repetitive jobs. I'll try to attach this picture of a 4¾x8x3 inch project box. The 4 Rocker switches are ½" holes. The vibratory speed control hole is 9/32". The incoming voltage monitor rectangle hole is 57/64 x 35/64 (14.06mm x 22.64mm) The main pump rectangle is about 3" x 19/16. Plus 5 holes down the side for Jack plugs. (7/16) Takes me a couple hours to do all this on a Jet Mill with a Digital Read Out, by hand. (and no room for error without losing a $10 box) From what I'm seeing, it appears that the LONGMILL CNC could do all this in 10 minutes. The Aluminum drilling is 1/8" pilot holes thru 3/4" square tube (one wall only) and flat bar for 1/8" rivets. All of the Aluminum is 1/8" wall. (I loved your video on drilling and the use proper bits). Watched it twice! O.k., here comes the picture of the project (electronics) box. Hope you get this Garrett. I completely understand if you haven't the time. Maybe you know somebody that would? Thank You for the great videos Steve Gribble 2325 N W Highland Ave. #23 Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 Cell - 925-642-8457
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
@@stevegribble293 you cannot send an image through RU-vid. You'd have to email it to me.
@ronhitchcock1512
@ronhitchcock1512 3 года назад
Great info. What's the min. glass thickness you would recommend? 1/8" ok?
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hi Ron. 1/8" is perfect. I do picture frame glass all the time.
@rolfjohansson3827
@rolfjohansson3827 2 года назад
HI I am so new to cnc my Axiom machine comes in today. my question is I am going to be drilling a lot of small holes in aluminum .089 and after I watching you video I feel if I use a 3/64 up cut end mill spiral cut bit this should work in drilling the .089 hole. a lot of my projects will be drilling holes in aluminum so before I break bits I want to make sure I am starting out right. Thanx you
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hi Rolf. If you know you will be doing a lot of holes this size, you may want to consider a drill bit. Otherwise, a small endmill up cut for this type of work. Does that help?
@berttaylor4424
@berttaylor4424 3 года назад
I would like to hear your thoughts on drilling holes smaller than 1/8”. Also, I was considering buying a second spindle for drilling but maybe I should just consider a second router spindle dedicated to smaller holes and use the spiral technique you’ve outlined in this video!? Good work! I’m a subscriber! Thank you!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Good question Bert. Smaller than 1/8 is the same principle except you will start to see flex and tapering if the small bit is too far extended. you may want to try plunging several times. This is a tough one. I'll have to think about it.
@gregsettle1581
@gregsettle1581 Год назад
Thank you for another very helpful video Garrett. Drilling basics for CNC is an area that I did not know anything about, and now I feel confident in doing any drilling I need to. Great video!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Greg, thank you so much for the support brother! Glad this video "drilled" down some ideas in your head about how to do things properly on the CNC.
@gregsettle1581
@gregsettle1581 Год назад
@@IDCWoodcraft You are welcome Garrett! Right after I finished the video I created spiral drilling toolpaths for 2 projects where I need to be drilling holes. Perfect timing!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
@@gregsettle1581 You never know what I have out there in instructional videos lol
@SMS14411
@SMS14411 Год назад
Thanks, Garrett, I've watched this from time to time, but always come back to it. I guess the biggest question is this... I have a .25" hole that I want to drill. should I make the hole .255 and use a .25" upcut? or use the only 1/8" compression bit I have. I do not want to use the 1/8" downcut bit for the reasons you discussed. Thanks ahead of time :)
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
WoodWorking, I would recommend just peck drilling with the 1/4" upcut, you will burn out the bit a little bit faster than if you were to spiral drill but you will get the hole size you want.
@johnnymac5197
@johnnymac5197 3 года назад
Very good instruction and examples! Thanks much! Perhaps you could focus on feeds and speeds for cutting holes on a future video. I have seen some sources state that the linear feed rate should be reduced when interpolating (spiral) cutting a hole.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Yes, a little slower but not much. Of course, it depends on the material. I haven't spoken much about feeds and speeds yet. It is an important topic, as is the difference between climb and conventional cutting. both are on my list of videos to do.
@DMAnnotti
@DMAnnotti 2 года назад
@@IDCWoodcraft What speeds do you use for spiral holes?
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
@@DMAnnotti that is subjective to the materials that you use. I would start at 80 in per minute
@billysheppard31
@billysheppard31 3 года назад
Very interesting video very useful
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
Hi Billy. Yes, it's one of those rare things people don't teach. What kind of projects do you do?
@billysheppard31
@billysheppard31 3 года назад
Waiting on two machines to come in one laser burner one router should be in this week sometimes then we'll start trying to work with him have some ideals that I think will sell
@billysheppard31
@billysheppard31 3 года назад
Already have one customer waiting for me to get set up
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
@@billysheppard31 excellent start!
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 3 года назад
@@billysheppard31 this is awesome. You're putting the cart in front of the horse which makes you HAVE to buy the horse.
@stakwalderbak5331
@stakwalderbak5331 2 года назад
Thanks for this great explanation and practical tips. I don't quite understand why you would use the profile cut rather than a plunge cut. My guess is that it works because the diameter of the spiral bit is half the diameter of the hole so the profile cut would work out. However can I assume that if you wanted to drill a hole that is greater than twice the diameter of the end mill that you would use a plunge cut?
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft 2 года назад
Hi Stak. I use the profile because it creates a smooth transition as it moves downward. Plunge goes in steps and actually takes longer.
@sandybanker3213
@sandybanker3213 Год назад
Would you use this for a barrel hinge? I was using a pocket but having problems.
@IDCWoodcraft
@IDCWoodcraft Год назад
Sandy, it really depends on your design my friend but it certainly could work well for you!
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