Mostly Printed CNC MPCNC Part 15 - Carving a sign with ESTLCAM 

I think you are right it looks a little weathered or like it has been around a while. Nice job, 95% or the people won't notice the offset. As always love the videos, your methods, the laid back attitude, you make it look so fun (sometimes it makes me cuss up a storm).

Thank you for your Estlcam videos. I'm watching them all and learning from each one. I might be able to actually make some things with my MPCNC now.

Hello Some Old Guy Coding Thank you for the simple piece but the software I have not found Thank you for your help Best regards

Great video Mark.

Awesome, thank for your job ;-)

very informative and helpful

Great tutorial! I was really curious about the tool change and I'm kinda glad you had the issue 'cause now I understand how it's done. You threw me a loop when you switched to Estlcam with your Mac. I'll probably buy Graphic today too.

Very good, I like it. May I know CNC controler Settings ? On your program use please

nice Job :)

My 3d print, free software is great. I figured out Prusa slicer in a morning. all these router softwares are a pain in the butt. I "touch off to precisely determine work place zero", hit start, and who in the world knows where it is going. I started trying this program, my like 5th program, days ago and it is the best so far but it is a pain in the butt. Im thinking now it thinks the left is right and the right is left.

Would having the end stops have fixed the uneven outer oval? Just getting started building mine. Trying to learn from ya! Thanks!

Nice,

good work. have you test to work with aluminum or brass? the first engraving ( text art ) the z plunge depth is gradually ? ie z variation for any carving steps until arrive to the total depth.? thanks for your answer.

What program did you use to draw this

I did a similar design using Graphic, set the G-code in Estlcam and cut it in foam board on my Lowrider. It came out as a mirror image and I'm scratching my head. Thoughts?

What bit was this, do you remember?

What bit are you using? I tried using these "chamfer end mills" from amazon: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Q7UFNCM/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They are just counter sink bits though, and end up burning the wood because they cant remove material very well.

Well you won't win any prizes for camera work but a good attempt.