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You’re welcome glad i could help

Thank you No this can definitely be done with straight maker

Thanks so much for the vote of confidence and thanks for watching Jim!

Thanks! and the panel saw Idea is a huge success too!!

Thank you Try this Go to the top of the screen click view Then in the drop down click snapping In the fly out menu make sure the following is selected Snap to guideline Snap to objects Snap hints That should do the trick good luck and thanks for watching

OMG.....😮 I just found the answer to my own question. Of course 10 minutes after posting the question. In the view drop down, under Snapping, there is a On/Off selection. The dumb thing is.... It doesn't have the check box next to it letting you know its selected or not, as it does with the other boxes above it. Grrrrr.... It's little things like this that drive newbees Nuts! Our heads are already wanting to sometimes explode from information overload trying to learn new software and all the little quirks that go along with it. Keep up the Great Work!

@@Hinkleshop Thanks for the quick responce! I didn't refresh my page so I replied to my own not knowing you already answered my question....lol

Sorry i dont but i will come up with something thank you for the suggestion and interest

No hahaha just a product of shop puttering lol

@@Hinkleshop Mrs Ginger will notice expenditure, you can't hide it 😀😀

@JohnColgan. 😆made from stuff I had laying around necessity is the mother of invention lol

Not yet I don’t lubricate with oil which makes dust stick

Not to hard the unistrut is pretty uniform and straight The sled is welded square with guide wheels mounted equal distance The unistrut is simply adjusted parallel and clamped in place

Thats actually pretty genius. Also very simple and easy to make

@troystenen2604 thank you!

@@JohnColgan. me too but I was quite deep in a design and didn’t want to redo LOL 😆

@@JamesDeanDesigns yes it is and the mess drives me crazy

Thank you !

Thank you Hamilton

Thank you

Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it

Yes sir had to lock them out they wouldn’t let is do it lol 😆

Thank you!

A couple things to remember make sure the work area when you start the project is larger than the length of the pieces layed in a line or carveco will adjust the import to match stock size and be sure to run an outside tool path

​@@HinkleshopThanks. I think I figured it out.

@@esayasabebe891 on the shapeoko i have two that i use the one that came with the machine and the other a yellow and black from PWNCNC

Thats not a dumb question thats a good one The toolpath is outside Thanks for watching

Your welcome Yes you keep the same numbers in some cases adjusting slightly Sorry i dont know of any discussion boards I learned this from Carveco tutorial Leighton does a good job explaining the why

@@Hinkleshop Thanks again. I must have missed that particular tutorial. I'll look for it.

@@Purinelz you’re welcome thanks for watching

@@calvin1715 all good points I just had those dowels so I thought I’d use them up

@@matthewmallory3441 check out the @onefinity website all the prices are there

@@TheGamingMackV that’s a block of aluminum used in CNC machines to find the exact corner of your workpiece

@@Hinkleshopdo you just post nonsense? People who work on CNC machines don’t use a block of aluminum to find work coordinates

@Elmato63639 check your facts my friend

@@Elmato63639 thats a onefinity CNC machine locating the exact corner

If you say so

@@Elmato63639 i do

@@Hinkleshopthis is complete nonsense

Hi Robert they should be up soon if not already and yes they will be with the other tutorials Thanks for watching

Thank you. You are a great educator. I learn a lot from your videos.

@@robertmcdonald7820 👍👍

Thanks Billy

@@buddytaylor6983 check out Cnc with me Use the offer code in the description to save on your membership there is a ton of information there forums chats tutorials and more its well worth it

The depth is roughly 1/32 And yes a lazer would be best

I would say yes if you use release spray

Thanks david its been a while since i did this but, I recall 30 maybe 40 min

@@Hinkleshop Great thank you! im doing a similar project and it gives me 60 min with a 1/8", so im going to get the same you used a 1/4" to improve my time.

Thanks James

The saw doesn’t have a crown guard

Check out the full video and you will see how 👍