The Most Common Mistakes With Beginner CNC Machines // Shapeoko 3
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- čas přidán 30. 01. 2020
- This video answers all your most common hobby CNC questions, most specifically about the Carbide 3D Shapeoko 3 and its software, carbide create and carbide motion. It will also describe common mistakes with the Myers Woodshop Wasteboard files and clamps. This is the perfect video for the beginner CNC user to learn how to succeeded from the start.
What you learn in this video can be applied to all CNC machines, from the Shapeoko, Inventables X Carve, Millright, Onefinity CNC and more!
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Fantastic information, Mr. Myers. Waiting for my machine, but this was essential knowledge to note of ahead of time. Much appreciated.
I'm just in the process of setting up my Shapeoko 3 XXL, so this video couldn't have come at a better time! Great tips!
I did it just for you👍😉😂
You are a god sent for shapeoko videos! Thank you so much for all of your help!!
glad i can help!
My XXL is in the box ready for the shop! Building the bench in the morning and machine tomorrow afternoon! Bought your wasteboard, flattening, clamps and fence files off of Etsy earlier this week! Thanks for your great videos and info!
Whooo! Thanks for the support!!
I am planning the same next month.
Thanks Ben! A bit basic for me, but the "Losing Connection" tips made it more than worth while. Definitely earned a 👍. Did not know about the USB Sleep, and didn't think about static electricity from the vacuum.
yes sir!
I live in Canada and discovered there is a Canadian seller fir the Shapeoko XXL. So I pulled the trigger and ordered it today. I was going to order a V-Carve until I watched your videos. Thanks for your comparisons.
carbide create will work well for a long while!
Thanks, you helped me learn more about the shapeoko XL.
Glad I could help!
Just bought the XL yesterday, thanks for the info!
Your welcome!
Proprietary files are a PITA and lead to people going with other options. Better off IMO to go with standard motion programs that load files from any design CAD program. Hopefully the makers of Carbide Motion will learn that and make it so that standard files can be used with it.
For woodcutting waht is the ideal rpg and how long can i use the router without pausing
Thank u, great video
your welcome brad!
Check out my amazon shop here for more CNC add ons!
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■ Carbide 3D Shapeoko CNC : www.matterhackers.com/store/l/carbide-shapeoko-xl-m/sk/MZNHW4JE?aff=7502
■ Fein Turbo 1 Vac : amzn.to/2PzrZEs
■ Remote Keyboard : amzn.to/2QNvLi9
■ Asus Rog Laptop : amzn.to/2R9uhvB
■ Suck It Dust Boot and Oops Clamps : bit.ly/suckitdustboot
■ Touch Probe : bit.ly/touchprobe
■ J Tech Laser : bit.ly/jtechlaser (use code 'myers' for 10% off)
Thanks for the video. The problem I have is not that the plunge loses depth, but that it seems to not pull back far enough and eventually starts machining the waste board. It's actually got a lot worse since fitting the Dust Boot. All belts seem tight enough.
are you setting the z zero from top of stock?
Love @17:46 Like a guitar string. Twang. 😉🙌🏼✌🏼❤
Another SPOT ON VIDEO!!!
Glad it helped pete!
We love your videos, thank you so much. We recently purchased our first CNC, and the biggest thing we're struggling with is speeds and plunge ratesfir different bits. We've read so much online, but its very confusing. Any help you could give to simplify this for beginners would be great 🙂
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Very excellent videos! What woodworking tools do you feel are required with a CNC device such as table saw, drill press, router, etc...? Thanks.
circular saw, sander are top 2
Mine is on the way. Thanks for the tips!! New sub! I've been 3D printing for a while now and was looking at another printer when CNC popped in my head.
thanks for the sub!
A 3d printer "is" a CNC machine(laughs).....the extruder is the an axis
I currently run a next wave piranha, I have vcarve pro, love the machine but need bigger working surface, not wanting to spend the 5000 I was looking at the shapeoko pro, will this machine work with vcarve pro and do 3d cuts like me next wave? Thanks for the help.
DO NOT get a shapeoko. I now use a www.onefinitycnc.com WAY better in every way at the same price point. it can do 3d cuts that will blow your mind. check out my topographical map of alaska video i did!
Thanks for the video. I'm a beginner, no experience at all w/cnc, trying to learn all I can about the cnc to scan and carve an object with lots of 3-D design. I would love to get your opinion on how I could do that. Thanks for your time.
scan it with a camera? thats not possible.
Thank you very much for your explanations I hope you can give an Explanation on why just doing a simple circle that my bit will not stay level and leave a raised spot, or not follow the circle,I have tried different size circles and squares with the same results, changed bits, sorry shapeoko xxl in carbide create, thank you if you can help
I no longer have the shapeoko but i'd check your belts and v wheels.
@@MyersWoodshop thank you for responding but it makes the same mistake over and over in the same spot so it is not the belts or the tram, I can move the program over to the other side of the board and it still makes the same mistakes in the same spots so I cannot see how it could possibly be the belts
Very nice video. Is this machine compatible with software from other manufacturers? For example Aspire from Vectric???
most concepts are the same for all cncs.
I've been having the plunge depth issue since I got the device.. I even contacted shapeoco about it... they didn't give me this correct solution! Thanks very much
glad i can help.
Good video for beginners. The Carbide Create is changing very fast and some functions like the tool library have changed function and location as well as how to edit them. I have your spoilboard and fence design as well as the cam clamps. I like your design and highly recommend using your design. Keep up the good work. I also subscribe to your youtube channel. In your workshop tour video you mentioned that you have stopped making your colored pencil bowls due to health reasons. Perhaps a good video on Shapeoko dust collection and safety with the CNC would be a good subject for a future video. Thanks
That’s a good idea!
Hi, watched a bunch of your videos before I purchased the shapeoko 3 xxl ( much appreciate your videos also ) and have been using carbide create but seems very limited and im not getting accurate passes all the time. Is there a software out there that is better for cutting v grove letters and making small signs ? i looked at v carve pro but yah price is a concern for my pocket alltho looks very nice. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. forgot to ask also is there a good forums out there for the shapeoko thats worth the time ? Thanks Again
I bought my XL based on his shapeoko vs inventables review.
vetric is what I use when i go "pro" :P
Hey , can you please tell me if you need to manual set the z axis or does the shapeoko do this automatic ? Sorry if this is a dumb question but im doing research gonna buy a shapeoko next month
yes, manually set the z every time!
@@MyersWoodshop ok thanks , whats the perfect distance for the z offset
I had static build up without a vac from surfacing the wasteboard. I actually had to ground the router and frame
wow. thats build up!
I just put my shapeoko xl z plus together
Get to initialize machine, router moves 8" to left, then throws error about homing and couldn't locate limit switch
Any thoughts
sell it and get a www.onefinitycnc.com :P
I have been on their web site
Looks amazing
6/8" and 4/8". You did say you tailor everything for beginners but...... :) Anyway, thanks for doing this video.
You’re welcome 😊
If I understand what they are talking about on FB, the new machines that ship starting next week will Have the new screw drive over the belt for the Z.? I am hoping to buy my first one this coming month, glad I waitied since it sounds like the screw will be better so you dont get the belt skip on the plunge? I dont know, I have a ton to learn, thanks for this video sir and have a blessed week.
Dale
I think the screw drive will be an add on, not standard. Screw Is def better than belts
@@MyersWoodshop Perfect, that is why I asked you,. Im still learning. So thank you for taking the time to reply sir, much appreciated.
Dale
Just got my Shapeoko last week and have already realized that some form of dust management will be essential. Also, any idea how high the risk of flying broken bit projectiles is? I'm always wearing eye protection, but do broken bits come flying out like shrapnel?
They certainly can! also the Suck It Dust Boot is excellent, I think Ben did a video on them, there are lots of videos at any rate. Highly recommend them. They would probably block broken bits.
it can. the suck it dust boot is by far the best!
I fixed my connection loss issues by getting a usb isolator and use the antistatic hose from rockler for vacuum.
good call. what was the cost on that?
Newbie, one week in,shapeoko xxl,I am having trouble with my design will not accept 0 sometimes, help please
email their support
Will Carbide Motion only work with Carbide Create or any other CNC mill ? I like lots of options in the user interface.
motion will only work with shapeokos.
Such a shame ... I'll add that to my buying decision list
Will Carbide Create and/or Carbide Motion work with other brand CNC's
carbide create will (like with the onefinity cnc i use now) but carbide motion will not.
What do you think about the Z plus
anything that uses a screw will be better.
6/8's" = 3/4" 4/8's" = 1/2" sorry I'm a retired machinist. This is why the Z axis should be a ball screw.
Haha. I was just trying simple math
@@MyersWoodshop I agree. check out www.onefinitycnc.com
Next time you need help editing your videos let me know I’ll do it for free. Your audience will appreciate infographics when describing detailed info then you can eliminate white boards. Great info ..keep up the good work!
That might also prevent spelling mistakes, such as "loosing" instead of "losing"...
You've got some great helpful videos but PLEASE stop with the very loud irritating music. It truly sucks as much as the video truly is great for beginners.
I don't even think i have music in this video
Loose is the opposite of tight. Lose is the opposite of find. The word should be losing. Not loosing.
yep
I didn't know this dude went to Hogwarts.
The most common mistake is buying a belt driven cnc.
Couldn’t agree more! That’s why I’ve been using a onefinity Cnc for the last 2 years or so!
Totally unethical not to disclose that you got a shapeoko XLL for free - in exchange for your videos of the product as a means to generate PR for the product now you shill for Oneinfinity because you got another free machine and turned your back on Shapeoko... did you leave the "red light" porch light on to show that you are still in business?
my porch light is white.
After you posted the video of you divorcing the shapeoko, I think you posting this is just you wanting to get views. You tried to make shapeoko look so bad you didn't want to know it anymore, but now you talk about shapeoko?, make up your mind about what you want people to know?.
because i still get hundreds of questions a day saying 'help me!". So i help.
There is nothing worse in a video than when someone points a camera at themselves and talks, talks, talks, ..........................................................talks, talks, and talks. That's when we leave after 2 minutes if we last that long.
well, A teacher uses words to teach.