V-carved inlay test with my SOROTEC Basic Line 1005
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2021
- Finally! Sorry, it has been so long since the last video. I was waiting then building my new kit CNC from Sorotec.
Here is a video of my first test inlay and some information about the machine. More serious and larger projects are coming in the following weeks. I'm busy building large beech and wenge blanks!
My tutorial on V-carved deep inlays: • Deep inlays VCarving d...
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The 10° V bit: www.aliexpress.com/item/33034...
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Bien sympa cette CN Sorotec, ma CN vient aussi de chez eux, et depuis plus de 4 ans, j'usine sans le moindre problème!
Tu ne sera pas déçu.
Congratulation, sorotec ist a realy nice Machine.
I was looking at sorotec when I bought my big CNC. Unfortunately was out of my budget. But life with a cnc is awesome
Thanks. It's a great machine.
@@stephanforseilles Yup, got the Compactline 0605 here... Not as big but then I did want it for aluminium mostly... If you need a good CNC this is the brand to go for in Europe.
I spent quite a lot of time on the phone with them (well over an hour) hashing out the details and they helped me to get the things that made sense and were open about things that didn't make sense (even when it would have been extra profit for them).
And I was not a rookie either, by no means an expert ... but I had done well over 2 years of research and built my own amateur machine myself. Even so their input was invaluable. Especially considering I had some components already from my amateur machine (components that were overspecced on purpose so I could re-use them for the Sorotec machine). That kind of support simply can not be overlooked and was very much appreciated!
Je ne fais jamais de commentaires mais heureux de voir que tu es passé chez SRT ! Dexter de Bricozone
Merci!
I would be an 8 year old also!! Thanks for sharing this video. Can I make one suggestion? When gluing up dark woods, I try using TiteBond 3 Dark Glue. It hides the glue lines better.
Thanks. I didn't even know that dark titebond was a thing! I'll check if I can get my hands on some (here in Europe it's not a common brand).
Bravo pour ton travail, je te suis depuis un moment et j'adore. J'ai moi même une petite CNC et j'aimerais me mettre à tester le v-carving, mais impossible de trouver du padauk ou de l'iroko dans le nord/pas-de-calais. Est ce que l'on peut en acheter sur le net ou connais-tu un fournisseur ? Merci d'avance.
Merci. Je vais dans une scierie et j'achète des avivés en 42x180 en 3m et je leur demande de me les tronçonner en 3 pour que ça rentre dans ma voiture.
@@stephanforseilles Ok, tu as la chance d'avoir une scierie près de chez toi, de mon côté je ne trouve ni scierie, ni négociant en bois.
@@sosaber7911 tu peux aussi essayer de trouver un menuisier local qui serait ok de te revendre du bois au détail. S’ils font des meubles les chutes sont souvent parfaites pour petits projets. Parfois un simple message sur Facebook permet d’en trouver, je le fais parfois aussi.
@@stephanforseilles Je résides à côté de la ville de Douai dans le nord, et je ne trouves rien pour me procurer des avives de bois c'est dingue quand même lol. Dis moi petite question à part peux-tu me dire les vitesses de rotations et d'avance que tu utilises sur cette vidéo avec ces deux fraises bien sur, je vois que tu prends qu'une seule passe. Or sur ta vidéo tuto du logo youtube tu procéder en deux passes pour la partie femelle et trois passes pour la partie mal (pareil si tu as les vitesses que tu utilises sur le logo youtube je prends). J'ai cassé une fraise 3.175 dans du hêtre et le bout d'une fraise 15° dans le chêne.
Super machine 👍 dommage pour le raté sur la première lettre 😱
Merci. Heureusement c'était un test avec des chutes...
Beau travail ... quel angle pour l’outil que tu utilises pour les inlays, merci
Merci. 10°!
Hello Stephan, I have this CNC in my radar too and would like to have from you some thoughts at 1 year from the new entry. With your deep inlays, is this CNC rigid enough? Have you bought the performance kit? Measures are ok? Any issue? About options? In retrospect would you have done something different?
Thanks for your thoughts and suggestions!
Hello. Absolutely no regrets! It's a joy to use. The assembly is not trivial, at least the electronics parts is quite difficult (I had to get the help of an electronics pro to understand the schematics, so I "outsourced" the assembly of the controller to him :) ). I'm still learning feeds and speeds that work best (because there's theory and there's every machine with its own rigidity and vibration frequencies...) I have the performance kit and it's very rigid. Measures where OK out of the box (
@@stephanforseilles Thank you for the detailed replay, appreciated. For measures I intended the 1005, no thoughts about the 20 more cm of the 1007 or other smaller? I make more or less what you posted on your CZcams and I'm oriented to the 1005 too. This "handwheel" is really useful? I'm going to pay them a visit soon. Thanks
And last question by now... sorry... how long did you take to mount everything?
Hi Stephan. May I ask what you payed in total for the Sorotec basic line 1005 CNC? I am from Europe (Belgium) and would like to buy a solid machine for (acoustic) guitar building. As I understand the prices on the sorotec website are just the "very" basic prices and it turns out always more expensive.
Hello. I paid 3.8k everything included, with VAT, in 2021. I'm in Belgium as well. But it was all in pieces, I had to build it myself (and get help for building the electronics).
Thanks! The electronics wiring concerns me the most in the whole assembly. But will check for this part someone probably. Sounds a reasonable price for a solid machine.
Do you have the MINI control as controller?
Banzai !
hello, what is the maximum possible speed with this type of machine, no-load speed.
Hello, I routinely make my free moves at 2000mm/min. I think 3000 wouldn't be a problem but given the weight of everything, I think it would strain the screws unnecessarily.
Hi, can you share the cnc assembly manual? Thanks
I only have it printed but here's the one for the hobby line, it's quite similar: www.manualslib.com/manual/1837027/Sorotec-Hobby-Line-4530.html
@@stephanforseilles If you could give me the one with the basic line it was perfect, maybe scanned?
Hi Stephan do you have any email contact? I have some questions of this cnc
Hi, you can contact me at (remove the * and _ characters) step*ha__nf*orse*ill*_es@hotmail.com
@@stephanforseilles Is not working :( i took it off that " * _ " but nothing :(
It's @outlook.com, my mistake!
Argh a 5:10 on a mal pour la planche
Heureusement c'est une chute. 😅