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RedDog WoodCraft
Registrace 2. 02. 2021
Can my spoilboard system be "that" square?
Ive had many people reach out asking about the system. How it works. Can you get it square enough to make super precise cuts, like a juice groove.
Sure can. This cut was done by eyeballing down to the board (i line up with my eyes to the dog holes on this one). There isnt 1/128 variance across 24 inches here.
Sure can. This cut was done by eyeballing down to the board (i line up with my eyes to the dog holes on this one). There isnt 1/128 variance across 24 inches here.
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RedDogWoodCraft Spoilboard System
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This is just a quick video to explain the benefits of my new spoil board system. Link to purchase the files, ALL the files. Onefinity Version - www.etsy.com/listing/938874210/onefinity-cnc-multi-option-spoilboard?ref=listings_manager_grid Shapeoko Version - www.etsy.com/listing/956211797/shapeoko-cnc-multi-option-spoilboard?ref=listings_manager_grid
Brilliant System, which can be extended and easily adapted
How do you fix the first spoilborad tat has inserts to your workbench top? I don't see any screws and they are moving. Thanks.
who idiot want waste money buy clamp system files, normal men can draw same simple at home easy. not big job, i just yesteday drawing whit Vcarve same spoilboard and clamp system, easy small job draw all parts, spoilboard have in my cnc now today and clamps i made tomorrow maybe, same system about. yotube have many many video many different similar clamp system and spoilboards, and many tutorial how draw all parts whit Vcarve or other software, simple easy job.
Thank you... super helpful
Best system I have seen yet! When my new machine arrives this will be my first project.
Love it!
So if you are using the extra spoilboard on top then the bottom t tracks and bench dog holes are not necessary at all. Am I missing something?
I didn't see or hear in the video how you fasten down the primary spoilboard strips? In the video you can see them moving around. How are they fastened to the main table?
I have the Onefinity Journeyman and just got my spoilboards cut which are 9” wide x 32” long. I have 5 of them and 4- 3/4" T-track which is 48”. It seems that your boards are less than 9” so my question will your file work with what I have?
It wont... You would have to cut all new spoilboard pieces... Maybe when that set of boards is toast you can look in to this.. thank you
😡 Thank you sir, wish that I had of seen the video first. Will do.
This is exactly what I am looking for!! Lots of work and dedication has gone into this design. A couple of questions for you. 1. How many of those threaded inserts will be needed for the X-50 Woodworker? I counted about 24 per board. How many boards for the X-50 WW? Just so I know how many to order. 2. What size are those bench dogs? I'm guessing 20mm? 3. Does the file on Etsy come with instructions on how wide to cut the inserts? Thanks again!! I plan on redoing my 1F X-50 WW spoil board this weekend so look to be getting this taken care of soon.
Does the design package contain all sizes of Onefinity? Elite Foreman?
Great design! I'm definitely buying the files once my onefinty journeyman arrives. Thanks!
Love this system. Are you working on files for the new Foreman 48x48?
I will like to get for a newcarve I just got. How can I cut that on my cnc, if usually the spoilerboard is larger than the work area. Will you have one for a cnc4newbie newcarve?
I wont be adding any more specific configs. BUT the width of the slabs are 4.75" + .75" for the t track... so you can always modify it to fit most machines by chopping off (or adding to) the Y, and trimming the final slab in the X.
Great stuff!!! I'm just setting up a CNC and researching a spoilboard system. Like your approach and all the accessories that go with it. A lot of my projects will be re-run on a regular basis so I was planning to use a spoilboard as a jig/base for holding the material, your pinning/clamping system will be great for that! Thanks for posting!
Great system! Everything makes sense
Wow! This is brilliant! Thanks so much!
This looks really cool. As a new CNC owner (totally new to CNC), I'm looking for a spoil board system. How do you like it after a year? How useful are the T-tracks, it seemed like your secondary board (which is brilliant) just covered them up. Thanks for posting this.
Really just depends what you use for the sac board... You can use the large square, which can cover them up (or allow the middle one to be used, but some others not). Or you can make individual sac boards which allow the use of all of the track. its really up to the user.
What diameter is you dog holes for Festool Dogs? My Festool dogs are .785"
Just picked this up, have yet to build my Onefinity Journeyman and this appears to be the perfect system to go with it.
Nice optional setup. What threaded inserts did you use? I do not have an Onefinity I have a Longmill MK2 30 by 48 but like this setup.
Excellent, well though out and modular. It’s pretty much perfect. Thanksgiving for sharing. Been searching for a good Solution. Your’s is better than good. It’s awesome
Hi, I downloaded the spoilboard files today. Did you use a 1/8 inch upcut end mill and how did you mount the spoilboard while milling the holes. Specifically the 3/4 inch holes, how did you cut them and contain the waste?
Anthony, please check your etsy messages.. I responded to you there. Thank you
Very slick!
I dint think of that sacrificial board though thanks for the idea i like your way of thinking. Awesome design
But im using wood dowels instead of aluminum
Exactly what im designing for my cnc cool.
Hello Ryan, I recently purchased your waste board file. I think it's the best one that I have seen online. I have downloaded it to my computer dropped it to the flash drive inserted the flash drive into the 1F controller. When l go to open the file I get a message "localhost says: Unsupported file type: svg". I'm not sure where I am going wrong here? I'm hoping you or someone could help me out.
thank you!
Great system, Ryan. How well will it work for someone using OneFinity's QCW frame with its predefined t-track positions?
Fancy you should ask. IT DOESNT haha... sorry, a lot of folks have asked me to make it for the QCW, but without owning that myself, I wouldnt feel comfortable putting something out there. Thanks
Badass
Hey Ryan, so question on this, how is it you are securing the 'sacraficial' board to the main board with the threaded inserts? Are you just not cuttting some of the threaded holes all the way through the size of a bolt head in the sacraficial piece to create a shoulder for a nut to grab onto and a smaller hole all the way through enough for the threads?
Exactly right... cap head screws with enough area around the screw hole to not drive in to it...
Great video and detailed explanantions! I just recieved my Woodworker, and the QCW frame. Do your slats match the same size of the QCW so I could use this plan? I think the QCW slats are 8 3/4" wide
unfortunately they dont match... and I dont have a qcw frame to reference to make one work... wish i did .. thanks tho
@@InTheLab3d Just curious... Do you surface both the slats and your sacrificial wasteboard?
Awesome file. I got it the other day for my new onefinity Journeyman. Had to make some changes since the file was for the woodworker but it wasn’t to difficult. Even for a newb. I also added some grid lines.
My Journeyman x50 was ordered a month ago, so I still have a while, but I am glad this worked fine. I assume some of the changes were due to the with of the Journeyman x50 being 48 inches?
@@deantokarsky5176 Yeah it was just the overall size. I also added grid lines which I highly suggest for when you want a flat surface to work on and not use the corner pieces or the dog holes.
@@Golfexpertbelieveme hi Mike, what did you do to make adjustments? Also interested in the grid, I literally just emailed Ryan about these 2 things ( I just purchased the files on etsy)
@@mrkevans13 I added grid lines and you have to size it to the Onefinity journeyman.
What size are the threaded inserts?
1/4 20
@@InTheLab3d 15mm or 20mm? The two options are 1/4-20x15mm or 1/4-20x20mm
@@Golfexpertbelieveme 15
I’d like to know how you cut these? Do you put the whole thing down then run the program or do you have to do one slat at a time?
Will this work on a Shark HD4?
This is an awesome system! Well thought out and extremely versatile. I’m getting my new Avid 5x5 set up and am going to design mine based on your designs so big thanks. One question, did you do 1/4” or 3/8” threaded inserts?
1/4 20
@@InTheLab3d Thanks, Ryan!
Damn that is fantastic! I just purchased a Next Wave Shark HD510, of which has yet to arrive, and I'm purchasing and planning the spoilboard for it.
Excellent
It's square because holes don't lie
That's a pretty cool set up, but how do you align them perfectly to the machine? If they end up ever so slightly crooked, everything will be crooked.
Well, on the table top, before anything goes down I mark an XY line at 0,0 in both directions to set up the first slab. Lay it down along the Y line, then t track, repeat. Havent heard of many problems yet... Thanks for the question
Awesome system! Curious if you have adapted the design to work for the journeyman yet. I would love to pick that up if you have.
It still works... you just cut 3 more slabs, and the last slab will be slightly wider than the cutting max along the X... still works fine though... OR if you like to hang parts over that X max you could just physically cut that last slab narrower.
I love this system I have the i2r8 and would like to use your system for my machine is it possible to adapt the file to work with my machine?
each slab is 4.75" and then .75 for the t track. so as long as multiples of those numbers can fit on the X axis you are fully supported. just make more or fewer slabs. :)
nice video, are you going to make more content?
I sincerely wish... I have some content recorded. My enclosure setup being one, which is pretty in depth.. and an indepth step by step on the spoil board system.. I just hate editing, and frankly suck at it...
@@InTheLab3d would love to see your take on the enclosure
@@markgarrett2971 I found a video editor. I need to negotiate with him to get my spoilboard vid out first. after that he can work on the enclosure vid.
Why not just sell the plans out right to us. Then we all could just cut the acrylic part from our own CNC with a ready to machine G-code that you designed for us to use. Less stress to you on a part that is an an awesome ingenious solution. I know, I just got my Onefinity and broke two of the dust bot shields. I thought the dust bot would travel in tandem with the Z axis travel. D'oh!
awsome creativity, great work and thanks for sharing the design you worked so hard on for others as well ...
I have a custom 4ft x4ft CNC that I designed. What program are your file designed in? I would like to purchase but change it to meet my CNC. Thanks for sharing.
I can open then in VCarve
Hey man, bought your files off etsy and excited to get it all setup this week on my Onefinity. Do you just add the threaded inserts from the top of the spoilerboard after it has been secured and before it is surfaced, or do you do all the layout cuts, insert the nuts, flip the boards over, resecure to the table, and then surface the boards?
Nice
Your etsy listing doesn't list what software the files are for. Can you help me out with that question? Thanks
top secret info I suppose. I was looking as well but not pulling the trigger until I know what I'm buying
@@Todd-W There are VCarve files plus DXF, SVG and AI files