Session 45 - English: Fixturing tips and tricks with Shaper Workstation

This week on Shaper Sessions... Russ and Noah demonstrate fixturing tricks and tips in a deep dive with Shaper Workstation. Learn how you can streamline and improve your workflows with Origin + Workstation.
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[@michaeldegger4281]

It would have been nice to see how you make a grid on the round object

[@justinmccrae6666]

Super👌 🔥☺

[@wbischof1]

30:00 how can I find this fixture for round parts on shaperhub?

[@raylunn8080]

Have you got a link for the cam clamp used on the sliding T-Track fixture?

[@ianm6891]

I checked the Veritas site, as that was mentioned, but that T-track version was not listed. I too am looking for a low profile (

[@benmooreman]

The rounding is called pillowing

[@johnfrazier9327]

Fake Jake (Noah) is on fire... Set shelf height *before* you grid! LOL. And yeah, lock spindle *before* plugging in. Both are "best practices" I have adopted.
It's true that forgetting to tighten spindle is a mistake you only make once. Fortunately mine was on an good size inlay job and the solution worked out. Tightened spindle and recut a little larger. Then glued inlay pieces and filled difference with colored epoxy and it came out great.

[@Bawdsey64]

Two very big words and they only just got started.