@@mason.berlin I'm no carpenter, or expert... I see you have a CNC machine, yet have you ever heard of Rob Cosman? He has a great video series about perfect joints and such. Be well. 😎🇺🇸
Действительно очень красивое и, в то же время, сложное соединение, что придает только изысканности такой мебели в сочетании с разными цветами древесины. Аплодирую стоя!..
Very cool. Traditional joinery is such a pain to replicate with a cnc. It's interesting to see complex joints done with cnc that would be nightmarish to do by hand.
Now just imagine doing that by hand!!!!!! Not to take away from the beauty of the joint, that's definitely a work of art and I'd love to have some pieces showcasing it, but without that cnc, I doubt 90% of ppl would want to tackle something like that!
This is an application of cnc in woodworking that I really appreciate. Actually making something that would be totally impractical to create with any other method. Cnc design is an incredible skill and requires a wealth of knowledge, both about the machine and the medium being carved, but I don't really care about carvings or marquetry pieces done by cnc router.
Sry brother, that is not a dovetail, dovetail is different. This is custom, and while it is beautiful, I doubt it will stand the test of time. Maple is too soft Unless it's all maple.
Очень красиво. 3D фрезерные станки воплощают любые творческие фантазии. И самое главное точно и быстро. Но для первой операции можно было взять доску потоньше. Экономичнее и проще.
@@MegoRosstдля ящичка в шкаф или ещё куда... Вполне достаточно... В любом случае это всё будет проклеяно и через паз вставлено фанерное дно ящика... Которое добавит прочности...
that's insane! I've been asked if anybody has/could do this by hand. I'm not really sure I could pull it off. -i think that one of the cool things about this method is simply the fact that its all visible, and that i could get my phone close enough to be able to make it easy to follow. thats not so easy with a bandsaw, and its basically impossible with a hand router.
I should clarify my pattern was slightly different. I utilized a trim router, homemade templates, and carving tools, plus a drill press and walnut dowels..
