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screw cloud based imo, but it is a good software.

Have you seen GatorCAM for CNC?

I have the same issue with the table the recon you can make slight adjustments by lifting the table and adjusting the bolt nuts that's below I believe 6 off them. And it's tedious and consuming and if you remove the table at a later date to clean or whatever, it then goes our off level again. Right pain in the butt. I will come up with an idea to solve this at some time. Mine is the 14bx. So a newer version of yours and they still haven't resolved this issue.

I've had the chance to use this table a couple of times now. It's fun to whip out in front of people:) I can see what people are talking about when they say the legs are delicate, but they're design to support a "mostly" vertical load, not be torqued from the side or pushed back into place. If you just let the table open or close on it's own and don't force anything, it works great czcams.com/users/postUgkxyFZUPFEey-PuqsPMxqaykBhgA1LWxFHh Once it's set up, it's pretty solid. My only gripe would probably be related to the clamps provided. They're not the highest quality. They do the job, so no big deal, but they could be better. All in all, pretty cool gadget.

Very nice! Do you have a link showing the build or the plans? Ron

This is a way to cheat your way thru woodworking.

lol Free....You mean bait and switch.

The autodesk website (2022) says that it costs about $50 per month. I guess it became paid after the recording of this video.

Where did you get the mechanisms for raising it?

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Hello, is there a Turkish menu option in CAD Cam design software

Could you do a video about learning how to create a pattern for a table top cnc router, without all the extra commentary? Please.

Inductive proximity sensors are very repeatable, dirt, wear and corrosion resistant and not particularly expensive. Dust will likely cause a pogo pin to jam over time.

Do you provide the design of the carts?

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Is this the Italian model that Laguna sells? If it is that model cost around 6 grand .

Quick easy access to many projects with Stodoys plans.

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I really like it. Also check out Woodglut and plans.

Hi where did u get 3d printed parts stl files

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Having difficulty to edit imported vector files, how to solve it?

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You need the square of the entire work envelope. Just measuring a small distance doesn't give the complete picture, there could be machining errors or bearing rail installation humps ect. I would suggest making a mark or point at each of the farthest 4 work envelope points and measure the diagonals as accurately as possible. .005 error over 5" travel can amplify greatly over 120". I hope this can help in future.

Free? really?

NO TEST on video means that works NOT " perfectly " ... You're just planing emptiness at 45 degree angle here ... not wood.

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Did you apply any protector finish on top of the BLO? Polyurethane? Finishing paste wax?

what is this machine called?

Loved this idea of motorized lift. Thanks!

The lift mechanism is ingenious. I'll try to incorporate something similar into a workbench I'm thinking of making. Thanks!

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Commercial of Fusion. Bleee.

Shill video

Did you finish it?

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why dont you stop this B.S. IT IS NOT FREE !!!!!!

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This is no longer FREE. after 3 years it automatically stopped for me. All my data is still in their cloud And for someone with a small pension I cannot afford this very pricey software . Being promised that it was free for amateurs and small businesses. I do admit it's a nice program But all the learning hours are also gone with the wind . to me it is a disgraceful policy . Probably republicans who like to cheat their way in.

Sweet Jebus I just watched through 6 videos hoping to get some sort of view of the final product, but no. If you're reading this then it's too late for you, but if you jumped here first don't even bother watching. You'll get project blue balls.

for 3 years it is free, after that, all my files were un obtainable gone with the wind. And as someone with a small pension I cannot afford it way too expensive for a simple hobby woodworker. a shameful practices while the real amateurs often come with the best suggestions for improving the software autodesk no freinds of mine any more

Is there a video about the lifting mechanism?

try a pack of cheap magnets from any craft store. use the magnets to hold your bag up high all around, then apply your sealing clamp.

Great Job. I tried to find you website and it is down. I would like to build a workbench like yours as well. Message me if it is still possible to obtain plans.

Something tells me you weren't around the machine when it dug into that pilot pin, and wrecked the stick :) It's tempting, and dangerous :/ Winston Moy (CNC guy) have a nice video about his set up for watching his work away from his machine :)

as for real squre milling, there is a solution. That is putting the material vertical. On my machine (shapeoko) I can mill in front of the waste board so I clamp it to the front and I can mill into the end grain works also great with dovetails and text in the end grain well just keep on learning we all do I hope ( except trump )kind regards also to your father

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Yuk on the casters when ya have to bend down to adjust. I have a better idea. Combine casters with the lift system that pushes the casters down on the last 3/4" when lowering the table.