Making a Walnut Catchall Tray From Scraps

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Комментарии : 32

@automaticprojects 4 года назад

Looks great! I appreciate that you make stuff with various materials. Wood, metal, plastics, and stone all have their place.

@DiscoverRajivVlogs 4 года назад

We got this video after very long time. Well it turned out really good. Good job.

@bikefarmtaiwan1800 4 года назад

lovely job! Great to see new content!

@mannyfilmsinc 4 года назад

Great video, let's see the bowl video!!

@harveygussow7913 4 года назад

Love the work!

@robkowalski6567 4 года назад

looks awesome!!

@ManCrafting 4 года назад

I need to do something like this. Time to fire up the CNC. I think I have plenty of wood to make something nice. Also, I'd be remiss if I didn't comment on the beauty of that laptop. Adorned with all the finest accouterments in the Maker Community. ;-)

@younglogin 4 года назад

Good Job!

@hayter1234 3 года назад

Nice Work! Looks much better than using a 1/4" cutter. Any chance you would share your Step Over and DOC?

@darrenbeckwith 2 года назад

Winston, great video! Any chance you can share the feeds and speeds you used for the bowl bit? Thanks

@HueyF 2 года назад

Nice rolling tray 😎

@klab3929 4 года назад

Reminds me of a military food tray

@quiglag 4 года назад

What were the feeds and speeds for the bowl bit you used?

@diatomsaus 4 года назад

That's a nice project! I would have personally just used Velcro.

@cyberreefguru 4 года назад

Any chance you can post the fusion file or the details of the tool paths? I've made a number of bowls before using my X-Carve but I'd like to compare my technique to yours. I generally use adaptive pocketing but I don't do a finishing pass, so I'm mostly interested in those aspects. Thanks!

@TylerHarney 3 года назад

How do you stop your trays from warping days/weeks/months later?

@jameselliott1487 Год назад

Great job How long did it take to just mill it out?

@yarberdy 4 года назад

Looking to buy my first cnc (shapeoko xxl). Your videos have been a great help. I am designing my enclosure and wanted to know if putting cnc on soft close drawer slides would cause any unforseen problems. Would like to put 3/4 plywood with bottom mount drawer slides for better access to machine. Thanks and keep the videos coming. They are a good guideline for us beginners

@WinstonMakes 4 года назад

I don't think drawers would be a problem at all. Just need to make sure that vibrations and such wouldn't cause the drawers to open on their own (which I don't think would be an issue).

@terry2346 3 года назад

How do you get the rounding over of the tray sections at the last step? Not sure how to do that in CC? Or what bit to use? How do you program the ball nose in CC to do this? Or can you?

@oldo-nicho 4 года назад

What is the carbide 3D project series you referred to at the beginning of the video?

@WinstonMakes 4 года назад

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@jaimerodriguez3864 Год назад

I know this is a bit old but what feeds and speeds you used for the bowl bit?

@kunalsaboo9239 4 года назад

Awesome video! What kind of double sided tape do you use? And how important is it to have completely flat surfaces? Thanks!

@WinstonMakes 4 года назад

Nitto Permacel P-02 is my favorite, followed by 3M 410M, followed by Shur Tape double sided paper tape. Flat surfaces for super thin things like sheet metal is not a big deal as the tape will hold it flat. But for thick pieces of wood that are too strong to be pulled down flat, you're gonna have a bad time. Best to plane down the surface to be flat.

@kunalsaboo9239 4 года назад

@@WinstonMakes thanks! Love ur videos!

@rajdeepverma7944 2 года назад

Did ungmonk tray alsoade like this

@dirtyzeesalam 2 года назад

@ 4:05, what did you use to spray?

@felixhauser9948 2 года назад

I cannot believe I am the only one who thinks you were warp-speed fast over the CAM part. I would have appreciated more detail on that. I want to do something similar and I just cannot put it together...