"Handmade" Modern Dining Chair (Made with X-Carve Pro)
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- This video is meant to show the potential for the X-Carve Pro to be used as a production machine.
Nearly every component of this chair was produced on the X-Carve Pro CNC machine from @inventables
This machine is amazing. I have run it through its paces since I have had it and it has performed flawlessly.
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True craftsmanship!! Great job Joe!
Thanks man! I appreciate it. Thanks for your photography help too!
I do it differently. Basically I replace the jigsaw and the template routing with the CNC. So I glue up AFTER stuff comes off the CNC. On my little machine I can't trust the CNC to mill a face that's clean enough for joining. I wish I could but even with a finishing pass it just isn't quite clean enough. So I have to trim on the table saw. But that's not worse than template routing.
Hi, nice looking chair - are the files available for purchase as I like to make a few chairs for the house. Thanks, Damien
Beautiful work
Muito bom trabalho como proclama route cnc para frabicar cadeiras 🎉
This video is awesome! I plan on making some on my CNC. Can you tell me what thickness the boards are for the legs/side and seat? Was it 5/4?
Excellent
@ 6:15 Your pretty confident on the height when it traversed
Haha,, yes. Thanks for watching!
Loved it. Very beautiful, detailed and inspiring.
This is King! Awesome!
Thanks!
Nice work.
Thanks!
great work! Love the CNC content!
Thank you! Glad you liked i!
Love your craftsmanship...any way i can get the dimensions or the cad file?
Thanks! sure,, the SVG files are here: www.dropbox.com/sh/0znl1z6hh7ex9x5/AAD3rolt2lUlUA3AS5F7P8aUa?dl=0
What type of toolpath did you use for curve of seat? Great video, I am building a chair very similar an put an inlay in the seat back with the fluting toolpath. I used the molding tool path with a double sided cut to put curve on back as well, both on seat and back. Thanks and again great video
Thanks. I made the toolpath in Fusion 360. I fumbled through it and get it to work but it wasn't easy. I need to work in that software some more. Thanks for watching!
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Some pro level cnc'ing my friend. Well done. Great mistake into accent ✊
Thanks! I appreciate that!
I see you started the cutting with a Downcut Bit, Did you use this bit for the entire cut or change the bit for the final passes? Great Channel BTW.
I used it all the way through, I wanted a nice clean edge on top, and the walnut was held tight to a wasteboard so it was a clean edge on the bottom too. Thanks for watching!
This is really cool! Glad to see the X Carve doing some furniture work. Do you recall what bit you used when cutting the legs out? Is that a 1/4” upcut bit? Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks. I used a 1/4 inch downcut bit. Thanks for watching!
Great video so clear and excellent product without douth you use the power of CNC . Hey what kind of wood you use for this model?
Thanks! This is black walnut. Thanks for watching!
To product the tool paths where the spindle is moving in both the x and z axis, do you have a different software, or is that calculated in easel pro? I’m new to this and am just in the researching phase. I’d like to get into complex curves, in addition to the simple single plane carving.
I designed that process in Fusion 360. not easy software to learn but there are a lot of online tutorials that can help. Thanks for watching!
Thats cool ive been trying to do the seat and back rest cut on the cnc, but cant get it right. Where can i get the file for the seat and back rest?
That process is in the Easel project. hope that helps.
easel.inventables.com/projects/e-5q1iYb6ohr47v39tKElA
Well done. So glad I discovered your channel. love learning. i like how you try to help people understand what you are doing and why, how you turned the domino poke through into a feature Always need to be able to figure out how to turn something that happens unplanned into something good. I started my CZcams channel a short while ago and my videos are longer because I try to help people understand what and why I am doing things, so I appreciate that in your videos.
Nice! Thanks! You have a new subscriber!
I just got my CNC and would love to try and make this. Do you have the file on Easel?
I do, I will send it soon!
You wouldn't happen to sell the CAD files would you?
I have the SVG files that I made in Sketchup. I'd be happy to send them to you. Email me at info@lastlegwoodworks.com
How to get the dxf files of this chair
I have the svg files if you'd like them. email me and Ill send them.
Would it be possible to get a copy of the
SVG as well? I am trying to design my own chair but am a newbie with illustrator and would love your as a reference.
@@dboyd02 Yep, no sweat. I will post a link here in the comments in a few minutes.
Try this: www.dropbox.com/sh/0znl1z6hh7ex9x5/AAD3rolt2lUlUA3AS5F7P8aUa?dl=0
Thank you so much. You do great work sir.
Is a cnc machine hard to use?
Nope, super easy! Check out the inventables website and you can make an account and install Easel for free even if you don't have a CNC. Thanks for watching!
Hello i checked your website and i havent sent the files to buy. Are files are available?
The files are from a designer on Etsy, Search ParametricArtWood.
Thanks for watching!
@@LastLegWoodworks I have not seen the chair template unfortunately but he as nice design
I just received but Onefinity and would love doing a similar chair
I bet his lungs hurt breathing on all that dust
This chair can be made more efficiently without using that cnc
Quite an expensive project.
It's not hand made 😂😂😂😂 machine made
You get it. Thanks for watching!
I saw an awful lot of hand work in this build... assisted by a CNC.