CNC cut parts without a CNC? // Workbench Build 1 of X // EP 88

The design and CNC cut process for the mobile all in one workbench. The workbench is an all in one woodworking bench with integrated power and dust collection. This design allows for a single-car garage woodshop with Table saw, jointer, planer, bandsaw, drill press, miter saw, and router all in one setup. This is video #1 of ? in the build series, in this video I discuss the design features and CNC machining process used for the workbench!
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★ All Links: bio.link/benchtopwoodworks
★ CNC Files: www.etsy.com/listing/1225604937/
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CNC Design References:
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CHAPTER LINKS:
00:00 Introduction
00:28 No CNC Router No Problem
00:47 Plans Available
01:09 Mover Friendly Shop, Everything I would Improve
01:28 Interlocking Parts, Mortice and Tenon
01:45 Two Carts Overview
02:04 Cut Sheets
02:20 Finding a CNC Shop
02:35 Sergeant Maker
02:55 Military Makers Podcast
03:29 CAD to vector files & VCARVE Pro
03:52 Profile Cuts
04:14 Work-holding with screws
04:30 Tabs Used
04:40 1/4" router bit with dogbones
05:11 1/3 Depth of Cut Passes
05:34 Parts overview
05:44 Joint Test Cut
06:15 Tenon Fit and Tolerancing
07:40 Fusion 360 Parametric Dimensions
08:07 Soft Core Plywood
08:48 Optimized Design for Material Use
09:16 All components cut from 7x sheets of plywood
09:50 Vector Files and Time Required
10:28 Plans PDF
11:05 Find a local CNC Shop
11:30 Laser-Cut Mock-Up & Proof of Concept
12:35 Frame Stiffness
13:30 CNC Tolerances & Dogbones
14:15 Word of Mouth CNC Shops
15:15 Parts overview
16:31 Part clean-up post-processing
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[@bobt2522]

Chris, the bench looks great!
Parametric modeling is such a wonderful feature. I used Autodesk Inventor for most of my career and it was so nice to be able to change the value of a variable, such as hole spacing, and it would update throughout the assembly. As I told the other engineers, it made me look less stupid.

[@benchtopwoodworks]

Thank you Bob, I'm really enjoying the new bench. I came up on old Auto-Cad 2D and then Pro-E and sketchup so Fusion is a nice challenge. Parametric is excellent, especially when planned before modeling! Thank you for the encouragement.
I'm very rusty, but I've got my relationships for the model figured out, just need to spend the time to work through it.

[@RylesJMalone]

Just found your project. Awesome! I'm very interested in keeping up to date with your progress with the Fusion360 version. I already have ideas of making something like this but something like 4'x27" sections so I can save space around my garage day to day and attach them as need be for more workspace.

[@benchtopwoodworks]

Thanks for watching, I'm glad you found the channel. I'm not sure if I mentioned that in the video, but I have a long term plan for a four 24x48" cart version. Hoping to have some Fusion models up soon!

[@RylesJMalone]

@@benchtopwoodworks Awesome! That's so great. I've been strategizing of how to attach the benches together in different configurations using the dog holes or by some other means. Was thinking that the tables should have dog holes end up being the same 4 inches apart in both the top and the legs when they are placed side by side. I have a bunch of ideas already.