awesome, i just went into wood cnc and i like ur progress and ideas. inspiring. for the bed... u can use a vaccum table DIY type with a regular vaccum cleaner and a plywood board with lots of holes. should work better than carpenters sticky paper... or double sided sticky paper... not as cheap as regular carpenters tape but works.
Hi Guys my eyes have been opened. Bought some Pine Trays . Painted them , then Stenciled it. We have not begun our CNC jouney but we hope to when we move a larger Home with a few Acres of land. Have promised our Grandson a few Ducks to which he has already made x How llng have you Guys been making all these wonderful items x your Workshop looks wonderful x
Great book for a beginner . czcams.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ this book really starts from the beginning, as in it explains what basic tools are and how to use them. But when it gets to the art of creating joints and how and when to use them this book really starts to teach you something. At least that was my experience.
I just want to say thank you. I am prepping to begin my CNC journey. I found this both helpful and inspirational. I especially appreciated the machine run time information. I find you both transparent, humble, and encouraging. Thank you.
I really appreciate y'all not editing out the failed carve. Being new and learning, it's frustrating when things go wrong when all I see everyone else's projects go perfectly.
Thanks for sharing some of the business side of things. Knowing the bits you use and the time it takes to make these is something you don't see on a lot of videos. I love the simple designs! I'm going to add these to my inventory.
You two definitely deserve a bigger audience for your great work and craftsmanship. These videos are very pleasing to watch! Thank you for your contribution :)
@@TwoMooseDesign You're most welcome :) I have a question too: Can one use this setup to mill aluminium with adequate blades for it or does it need "the machinery" -setup from the manufacturer? I'm bit lost and I definately want to encarve and cut aluminium too, but the machinery setup is just too small. Thanks in advance for any hints you might have!
Thanks for the vid guys. Saved this one for when I get my cnc. Love the simplicity of the designs and so much can be done with waste materials. Thanks for sharing 👍
Those little silicone wedding bands do break fairly easily, but please trust me when I say they can pull your hand into a place you don't want it before that break happens. That pulling force can be applied to your hand in an instant, before the Young's Modulus even has a chance to say "elas-whatnow?" Edit: tf is wrong with me? I want to shout out that I appreciate y'all! Any honest machine channel is a boon on this Earth and you meet all the marks!
I got into CNC a few years back. One of the biggest challenges is to stay away from" "I have a modern CNC so I must always use it" There are times where the CNC slows you down and costs you money. I'm talking about using the right tool for the right job. The wine racks could be produced much faster and just as accurately with a table saw. You have many fine tools in your videos but you may not have a table saw. For that project, I would recommend one. The heads of the mallets would be more efficient with a table saw. Please understand, I am not being critical. Just providing some well-meant advice. I like your projects, Keep up the good work!!
Great job you guys! Love the wire brush tip for the maze. Keep up the awesome work. Do you just use the walrus oil or do you use the wax and butter as well?
Thanks Casey! For stuff like this just the furniture oil. You can always re oil it if it looks dull. On all the larger pieces I’ve made using furniture finish I’ll let it sit for a full day or two then follow up with the butter. I like Rubio pure and odies as well for “natural” finishes
awesome video I love the stuff you guys make👍 I just received my onefinity yesterday and was wondering which software do you recommend for a new cnc user? Thanks and keep up the great work!
I am a newbie with the CNC but have been using a laser for the past 3 years, so I have been creating some very intriguing designs. I understand that your projects are for 'quick and easy'. However, observing the finest details of your tattoos, I wonder if you also do artistic intricate CNC engraving? From my standpoint, these items are very bland with surfaces that could use some attractive 'squiggels'. Do you or have you made any follow up videos showing finer detailing and artistic engravings that would put your products over the top of your competition? Thanks for taking the time for educating us with your videos.
Are you still using Easel? Seems like you said one time you were learning a different one. Is so, which one and how’s it working out? Great vids, keep up the wonder work!
Hi guys, great video and than is for sharing your ideas. I'm in the UK and want to get into cnc woodworking but not sure which machine to get. Stuff here is either really expensive industrial equipment or cheap rubbish, can you recommend?
Hey! Unfortunately I’m not familiar with all the machines that ship internationally. I do know onefinity shits world wide but pretty much any decent Cnc is going to cost at least $3000 especially shipped overseas. You could probably build one and that would be the cheapest route 🤷🏼♂️
You can defiantly use clamps if it makes you feel comfortable! For me it depends on the job, for most small things I just use double sided tape or screws. No real reason its just my preferred method on small things.
nope! as long as its not like submerged in water it will be fine. White oak, cedar, and mahogany are good for outdoor projects. I just used cherry in this video and they currently live in my bathroom for over a year now and look fine.
Just found your channel after finding Hamilton’s channel. Love what y’all are doing. Just a quick question. Why does it take so much longer for your cuts than it does on Hamilton’s machine. He charges $1 per hour. If you charged that, it would price you out of the market. What are your thoughts?
I would charge $1 per minute at least. If you can’t get more than a $1 per hour I wouldn’t bother lol when I sold catch all trays they averaged $60-$100 each and would take me about 15 minutes of carve time. The mallets take less than 15 minutes and I sell/sold them for $60+
I’m friends with Hamilton and I’m not sure what you’re referring to or the context of the $1 per hour is but that doesn’t sound correct. If you watch my recent 𝙲𝙽𝙲 tray video I a basic pricing breakdown for beginners.
Thanks so much for sharing this! I didn't receive my machine yet, but have been studying easel and I can't figure out how to add certain bits like bowl bits or dovetail bits. Is there a way to do that in easel or do you need vectric? Thanks!
Hey! Just change the custom end mill to what ever size your bit is. So the bowl bit I use is ran as a .75 end mill. I’m not sure how you’d use a dove tail bit with the 𝙲𝙽𝙲 🤷🏼♂️
hey! I dont know how the shaper orgin works, ive never used one! The files we offer are SVG files and should work with most cnc or lasers. but i honstly dont know hwat the shpaer is capable of
Hello, could someone recommend a good beginners cnc machine for making these kind of projects? Space is quite limited so don't wan't anything too big.. Thank you
Great video! Do you have a 'formula' for pricing items? I always have a problem with this. I know things can affect prices such as demand but where do I start when pricing an item? Thanks
I roughly charge $2 a minute of Cnc time. So if a tray takes 30 Minutes I charge $60 then I also have to sand it and oil it which takes about 10-15 minutes
Hey buys, love the video and the mallet. I purchased the file from your website but i can not see any recommendation for stock thickness? what do you guys use? Marty
Hey! Thickness doesn’t matter as along as the pieces are all the same thickness. The material we used was .83 as that’s what comes from our lumber yard. .75 would work just fine. Thanks for the support 😁
hey! thats a very hard question to answer, It depends what you plan on selling. also are you plannig on doing this full time? For example if you only have a few hours to spare each week it probably wont amount to much. My wife and I have been full time for over 5 years but its a ton of work. Also CNC isnt our only source of income. Theres also a learning curve, it will take you months to learn how to use it and then you need to figure out how to sell items and run a business.
@@TwoMooseDesign just the travel max rates in you $$ settings and what your using for feeds and speeds. I’m running a DEWALT spindle with a genmitsu 6060xl like a 1F in the future.
@@thegenxproject5941 I run pretty much everything at around 100-120 ipm then the depth varies depending on bit type. I could probably run them faster but you start to lose cut quality
@@TwoMooseDesign thanks. That’s about what I run mine at as well. Just looks way faster speed up in the videos. Thanks for sharing and never stop creating!!
I"m curious as to where you get your wood stock from? I'm interested in exploring CNC but I want to get a realistic idea of how expensive it will be including wood before I make a commitment. I see all the other "items used" but not wood. Do acquire your wood locally or online?
First.....setting the depth correctly by measuring material thickness or zeroing off the bottom will all but eliminate destroying your wasteboard. Second...... How long could it take to surface the wasteboard???
I swear everyone and their mom is a ‘woodworker’ now a days. Totally kills the vibe of being a woodworker, and has absolutely murdered lumber prices. Very hard for your average income guy to even purchase the wood now. Cool video for what it is tho 👍 ✅
Or maybe there was a pandemic, the supply chain got crushed, theirs a labor shortage 🤷🏼♂️ not sure if your comment is a compliment or not but thanks for watching
Thanks for watching everyone! We appreciate you following along 😁
awesome, i just went into wood cnc and i like ur progress and ideas. inspiring. for the bed... u can use a vaccum table DIY type with a regular vaccum cleaner and a plywood board with lots of holes. should work better than carpenters sticky paper... or double sided sticky paper... not as cheap as regular carpenters tape but works.
Hi Guys my eyes have been opened. Bought some Pine Trays . Painted them , then Stenciled it. We have not begun our CNC jouney but we hope to when we move a larger Home with a few Acres of land. Have promised our Grandson a few Ducks to which he has already made x How llng have you Guys been making all these wonderful items x your Workshop looks wonderful x
Great book for a beginner . czcams.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ this book really starts from the beginning, as in it explains what basic tools are and how to use them. But when it gets to the art of creating joints and how and when to use them this book really starts to teach you something. At least that was my experience.
I just want to say thank you. I am prepping to begin my CNC journey. I found this both helpful and inspirational. I especially appreciated the machine run time information. I find you both transparent, humble, and encouraging. Thank you.
Thank you! we appreciate you taking the time to watch!
I really appreciate y'all not editing out the failed carve. Being new and learning, it's frustrating when things go wrong when all I see everyone else's projects go perfectly.
It definitely happens! I have things mess up in the shop all the time! All apart of the journey
Appreciate the fact you made "small" products that were easy for CNC beginners!
More to come!
I recently just purchased a CNC machine. I love watching your videos. I plan on buying some files keep up the good work.
We appreciate it 🙏🏼
Thanks for sharing some of the business side of things. Knowing the bits you use and the time it takes to make these is something you don't see on a lot of videos. I love the simple designs! I'm going to add these to my inventory.
Thanks! I tried to make them as simple and as original as possible! no need for a ton of bits and long cuts
The best thing I learned was the 1/8 down cut bit you use. It’s a beast
Nice! Glad to help 👊🏼👊🏼
I AM HERE FROM FB!!! IS SERIOUSLY just bought a laser bc of you guys!!! IM HERE TO LEARN!!! Thanks for being awesome
Thanks for following along!
OMG y'all are such a cute couple with the whole CZcams channel and business going on! Badass!
Thanks for following along!
You two definitely deserve a bigger audience for your great work and craftsmanship. These videos are very pleasing to watch!
Thank you for your contribution :)
Thanks! I appreciate it 👊🏼👊🏼
@@TwoMooseDesign You're most welcome :)
I have a question too: Can one use this setup to mill aluminium with adequate blades for it or does it need "the machinery" -setup from the manufacturer? I'm bit lost and I definately want to encarve and cut aluminium too, but the machinery setup is just too small. Thanks in advance for any hints you might have!
@@stuffinfinland you absolutely can engrave aluminum with the onefinity. It would just take a while
Nice soap trays! But oil may not be a good idea for contact with soap. Probably a waterproof varnish will do better
Thanks for the vid guys. Saved this one for when I get my cnc. Love the simplicity of the designs and so much can be done with waste materials. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching! And yep! No need to make it complex. It’s far easier to sell stuff like this than complex carves that take forever
Those little silicone wedding bands do break fairly easily, but please trust me when I say they can pull your hand into a place you don't want it before that break happens.
That pulling force can be applied to your hand in an instant, before the Young's Modulus even has a chance to say "elas-whatnow?"
Edit: tf is wrong with me? I want to shout out that I appreciate y'all! Any honest machine channel is a boon on this Earth and you meet all the marks!
I got into CNC a few years back. One of the biggest challenges is to stay away from" "I have a modern CNC so I must always use it" There are times where the CNC slows you down and costs you money. I'm talking about using the right tool for the right job. The wine racks could be produced much faster and just as accurately with a table saw. You have many fine tools in your videos but you may not have a table saw. For that project, I would recommend one. The heads of the mallets would be more efficient with a table saw. Please understand, I am not being critical. Just providing some well-meant advice. I like your projects, Keep up the good work!!
Absolutely I totally agree. But some people want to make things with their Cnc and don’t have a large tool collection like I do
@@TwoMooseDesign Got it, also this way it is 1 board 1 item per your SVG.
Thanks for this video! Great inspiration
Thanks for watching!
waoooo! I'm really impressed! Great job! Thank you so much for sharing :') I'm going to use a CNC and I was looking for ideas. These were the best!
Love that mallet. I think that’s going to be one of the first projects I make on my new onefinity
Dooo it! They are fun to make. Best part is they don’t use a whole lot of wood
Great video, I think I'll make a few of those soap trays!
Thank you! You could really batch them out as they don’t require much wood! Great little gifts too.
Great for a newby like me. Thanks
Good luck! 😁
Could also do a recess on make and glue in a piece of clear acrylic. I’m making this one for sure!!
I was going to for the maze but I figured most people wouldn’t want to mess with the acrylic 🤷🏼♂️ would be pretty easy to pull off thoigh
Great vedeo 👍
Nice work 🍿
Thanks!
Nice work friends!
Thanks!
I’m feeling pretty inspired. Great video!
Thanks bruce! now go get cutting! 😁
Nice job! I'll definitely be making some of those mallets.
dooooo it!
Great video / music / content! A+ 5 stars.
Thanks I really appreciate it! Always trying to get a little better each time 🙌🏼
Nice simple things, I watching your chanel for a while and thing to make an abo now.
Thanks I appreciate it
Teşekkürler arkadaşlar.
great video, I like the professional editing, and clearly stated information. Thanks and keep making more!
Thanks i appreciate it!
I saw the work being done on your IG and was waiting for the video, great job, love these projects. Keep up the awesome work.
Thank you! i appreciate you following along 😁
Great video! You two are such an inspiration to me everyday! Keep up the wicked content.
Thank you!! we appreciate you following along
Fantastic workshop and very nice work
Sweet job & thankyou for the ideas 💡
Thanks for watching!
Excellent and informative definitely worth a subscribe
Thank you!
Great video. I’ll have to try some of these.
Thanks for watching! we appreciate it
Parabéns!Essa máquina é realmente incrível.
Great video. Thanks so much!
Thanks for taking the time to watch!
I actually might use the plant stand a little bigger for a table stand or table legs I guess.
That would be cool!
Nice job love all the ideas!
Thank you!
Good ideas, and great video as always.
Thanks! I appreciate it 😁
Amazing idea....
Super excelent
Thank you
Nice work
Thank you 🙏🏼
Beautiful
Thank you
Awesome video!!
Thanks!!
Super
👍🏼👍🏼😁
Good job 👍
Thanks 👍
WOW soap holders for old people, did not know people still used non liquid soaps.. 😀
We use bar soaps 🤷🏼♂️
Excellent
Thanks!
Very nice...thanks....
Thanks for watching!
So many cool projects - everything looks great! Definitely has me wanting a CNC!
Thanks! You need a laser for all that leather work lol
@@TwoMooseDesign I know, right?! I could crank stuff out so much faster!
@@EthanCarterDesigns heck yeah you’d make some crazy stuff! It would probably open a whole new world
i really appreciate your work guys... and i like to know the software that you are using for these awsome crafts ..
Thanks! we use easel and v carve pro
Great job you guys! Love the wire brush tip for the maze. Keep up the awesome work. Do you just use the walrus oil or do you use the wax and butter as well?
Thanks Casey! For stuff like this just the furniture oil. You can always re oil it if it looks dull. On all the larger pieces I’ve made using furniture finish I’ll let it sit for a full day or two then follow up with the butter. I like Rubio pure and odies as well for “natural” finishes
This is awesome. Thanks so much for sharing! Where do you guys get your wood? These pieces are beautiful.
Local lumber mills 🙌🏼
awesome video I love the stuff you guys make👍
I just received my onefinity yesterday and was wondering which software do you recommend for a new cnc user? Thanks and keep up the great work!
Thanks! ohh thats exciting! i would start out with easel and when you out grow that alot of people like vectric v carve pro! good luck
How much is this cnc?
What starter bits you recommend for someone who is starting? Thank You!
I am a newbie with the CNC but have been using a laser for the past 3 years, so I have been creating some very intriguing designs. I understand that your projects are for 'quick and easy'. However, observing the finest details of your tattoos, I wonder if you also do artistic intricate CNC engraving?
From my standpoint, these items are very bland with surfaces that could use some attractive 'squiggels'. Do you or have you made any follow up videos showing finer detailing and artistic engravings that would put your products over the top of your competition?
Thanks for taking the time for educating us with your videos.
Que tipo de cinta utilizas para pegar la madera a la maquina ?
Curious how do you make & design those? What should I search on youtube to learn it? I use Easel program
Hi guys do appreciate, I was thinking to ask you what type of CNC do you have thanks?
We run a onefinity journeyman
how fast are you running the 1/8 down cut through the hard woods?
Uhhh 110ipm .1 depth and 15k rpm’s I believe. I’d have to check my presets but that should be pretty close
Do you have recommendation on how to learn to use a CNC?
Are you still using Easel? Seems like you said one time you were learning a different one. Is so, which one and how’s it working out? Great vids, keep up the wonder work!
Thanks! Yep still easel. I have v carve pro but I need to learn it. It’s also not supported on Mac and it’s all we use so it’s an extra hurdle
Hi guys, great video and than is for sharing your ideas.
I'm in the UK and want to get into cnc woodworking but not sure which machine to get. Stuff here is either really expensive industrial equipment or cheap rubbish, can you recommend?
Hey! Unfortunately I’m not familiar with all the machines that ship internationally. I do know onefinity shits world wide but pretty much any decent Cnc is going to cost at least $3000 especially shipped overseas. You could probably build one and that would be the cheapest route 🤷🏼♂️
@@TwoMooseDesign thanks for getting back to me. It's an expensive game to get in to then!
The wood is Parota ?
What's the make and model of your CNC machine? Think it's able to make a Mancala game board?
Hey! It’s a Onefinity woodworker. I’m not sure what that game is 🤷🏼♂️
No t track clamps?
You can defiantly use clamps if it makes you feel comfortable! For me it depends on the job, for most small things I just use double sided tape or screws. No real reason its just my preferred method on small things.
Do you have to use a special wood for the soap dishes because of high moisture exposure? What do you recommend?
nope! as long as its not like submerged in water it will be fine. White oak, cedar, and mahogany are good for outdoor projects. I just used cherry in this video and they currently live in my bathroom for over a year now and look fine.
What’s the hardware on the mallet handle?
3/8” brass tubing
Just found your channel after finding Hamilton’s channel. Love what y’all are doing. Just a quick question. Why does it take so much longer for your cuts than it does on Hamilton’s machine. He charges $1 per hour. If you charged that, it would price you out of the market. What are your thoughts?
I would charge $1 per minute at least. If you can’t get more than a $1 per hour I wouldn’t bother lol when I sold catch all trays they averaged $60-$100 each and would take me about 15 minutes of carve time. The mallets take less than 15 minutes and I sell/sold them for $60+
I’m friends with Hamilton and I’m not sure what you’re referring to or the context of the $1 per hour is but that doesn’t sound correct. If you watch my recent 𝙲𝙽𝙲 tray video I a basic pricing breakdown for beginners.
Thanks so much for sharing this! I didn't receive my machine yet, but have been studying easel and I can't figure out how to add certain bits like bowl bits or dovetail bits. Is there a way to do that in easel or do you need vectric? Thanks!
Hey! Just change the custom end mill to what ever size your bit is. So the bowl bit I use is ran as a .75 end mill. I’m not sure how you’d use a dove tail bit with the 𝙲𝙽𝙲 🤷🏼♂️
Hello, can I ask you which software do you use for carving?
Hey! We use v carve pro and easel.
what is the name of the tape you used to stick it
Not sure that wood is the best medium for soap dishes. Have you looked into something else, like Corian or Soapstone?
It was just scraps and they’ve held up just fine for over a year. I’m sure there’s far better types
so awesome! I just bought the 5 pack of plans and already made a mallet!!! How deep did you pocket for the maze?
Thanks! I appreciate it! I cut it at .3” you could probably go a little less, I just wanted it taller than the .25 ball
Great work !! Do your download plans work with Shaper Origin ? Thanks
hey! I dont know how the shaper orgin works, ive never used one! The files we offer are SVG files and should work with most cnc or lasers. but i honstly dont know hwat the shpaer is capable of
Nice video guys , what's the cnc brand ?
It’s a onefinity
Did you guys use a hardwood for that mallet?
Yep! You can use pretty much what ever you’d like for shop mallets 🤷🏼♂️
what did you use for the brass insert on the hammer on the handle.
We used 3/8 brass tubing off amazon. It’s pretty affordable
Hello, could someone recommend a good beginners cnc machine for making these kind of projects? Space is quite limited so don't wan't anything too big.. Thank you
Onefinity and shapeoko both make great machines with a few size options. I personally have a onefinity
Great work! What type of wood are you using on all these projects?? Thanks!!
Thanks! Mostly scrap walnut and some cherry I believe 🤔
I thought Walnut for sure! Excellent, thanks for the reply and content!
@@Rktect yep! It’s mostly the more white sappy stuff I don’t use for our regular orders. It’s great for stuff like this
Hi, what is your cutting depth per pass and feed rate?
For what bit?
@@TwoMooseDesign 1/8 downcut
@@Adrianoxx06 depends on your machine but start out at .1 depth and 110ipm then increase speed from there. Run about 14-15k rpm’s
@@TwoMooseDesign Thank you. I upgrade my cnc on makita, and I wanted to know what settings should I start.
Boa tarde.
Tudo bem vc,s podiam passar os vetores dessas peças pra mim por favor.
Hi. Where do youI get this good design cutting machine?. I want to hve one.
Hi nice video, what program do you guy use to run the cnc?
We use vectric and easel 😁
Great video! Do you have a 'formula' for pricing items? I always have a problem with this. I know things can affect prices such as demand but where do I start when pricing an item? Thanks
I roughly charge $2 a minute of Cnc time. So if a tray takes 30 Minutes I charge $60 then I also have to sand it and oil it which takes about 10-15 minutes
Hey buys, love the video and the mallet. I purchased the file from your website but i can not see any recommendation for stock thickness? what do you guys use?
Marty
Hey! Thickness doesn’t matter as along as the pieces are all the same thickness. The material we used was .83 as that’s what comes from our lumber yard. .75 would work just fine. Thanks for the support 😁
Привет. А где можно взять STL файл для цветочный вазонов? Благодарю
What cnc do u guys have?
We have a onefinity journeyman
My husband and I would like to buy a CNC machine, on an average what could we potentially be able to make in a month
hey! thats a very hard question to answer, It depends what you plan on selling. also are you plannig on doing this full time? For example if you only have a few hours to spare each week it probably wont amount to much. My wife and I have been full time for over 5 years but its a ton of work. Also CNC isnt our only source of income. Theres also a learning curve, it will take you months to learn how to use it and then you need to figure out how to sell items and run a business.
Is it cutting by machine itself the design we give.?
Which machine/accessories (from infinity) do you have?
We have the journeyman, accessories depend on what you want to do 🤷🏼♂️ the remote to control it is great
@@TwoMooseDesign Thank you!
Love to know your feeds and speeds.
I didn’t post them because it varies too much based on machine and bits. What are you interested in?
@@TwoMooseDesign just the travel max rates in you $$ settings and what your using for feeds and speeds. I’m running a DEWALT spindle with a genmitsu 6060xl like a 1F in the future.
@@thegenxproject5941 I run pretty much everything at around 100-120 ipm then the depth varies depending on bit type. I could probably run them faster but you start to lose cut quality
@@TwoMooseDesign thanks. That’s about what I run mine at as well. Just looks way faster speed up in the videos. Thanks for sharing and never stop creating!!
@@thegenxproject5941 yeah the 1/8 and 1/4 bits are pretty limited. 3/8 and 1/2 bits can really fly!
I"m curious as to where you get your wood stock from? I'm interested in exploring CNC but I want to get a realistic idea of how expensive it will be including wood before I make a commitment. I see all the other "items used" but not wood. Do acquire your wood locally or online?
We get all of our wood locally in Wisconsin. We go though a few different lumber mills
i follow ya guys on instagram so it's great to see you on YT!!
Thanks! I appreciate it! We try and post once a month over here. Videos take a lot longer to make in long format lol
First.....setting the depth correctly by measuring material thickness or zeroing off the bottom will all but eliminate destroying your wasteboard.
Second...... How long could it take to surface the wasteboard???
I was waiting on a new Cnc so I didn’t feel like messing with it 🤷🏼♂️
Okay 👍🏼 sorry my waste board offends you. Thanks for watching
Her eyes :o
Good Stuff just hit the subscribe button!
Thanks! We appreciate it
What brand of CNC?
We use a onefinity journeyman
I swear everyone and their mom is a ‘woodworker’ now a days. Totally kills the vibe of being a woodworker, and has absolutely murdered lumber prices. Very hard for your average income guy to even purchase the wood now.
Cool video for what it is tho 👍 ✅
Or maybe there was a pandemic, the supply chain got crushed, theirs a labor shortage 🤷🏼♂️ not sure if your comment is a compliment or not but thanks for watching