Mick Martins Spoilboard Wizard

I like to plane using CNC machine. This is a tool to help generate G Code in a snap. Thank you to Mick Martin
Mick Martin's CZcams link • Spoilboard Wizard
Check out Mick's spoilboard and planing wizard. Very cool.

[@squidskunk]

great vid...thanks

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

+squidskunk Thank you buddy again for watching

[@MickWoodworking]

Thanks Jeff ....... I know it's am old video ..... your doing great.

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

+Mick Martin Thank YOU Mick.

[@roybaker2184]

This code does not work with Mach 3. Is there a mach 3 file for this program. Thanks

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

I believe if you create the code, save it to your desk top, open it in notepad then save it as a .txt format it will work. The creator Mic can correct me if I am wrong or if there are copyright issues or any legal stuff. I think Mach will run a .txt file.

[@summerswoodworking]

Awesome!

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

+Summers Woodworking Hey thanks Brian.

[@CVCceo]

Jeff, I thought you used Legacy's CCAM4? The surface planing technique in CCAM4 is really well done. It always climb cuts.

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

+James Bushey Oh yes sir I do. I just thought what Mick created was so cool. If you have something to plane or specifically the spoil board it works so fast. Enter, generate G code and start cutting in like 90 seconds.

[@hollisinman6989]

+Work Against The Grain Jeff. How do you use CCAM4? Tracy told me that it would not work on non-legacy machines. Will they sell it to anyone?

[@jeffsearles3510]

I do not know what Legacy policy is on CCAM4. They would be the ones to ask about that. I use as I have a friend with a legacy machine.

[@TheRangeControl]

Any way to do this on X-Carve/Shapeoko?
What type of bit are you using?

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

+TheRangeControl Yes sir. It is just a G Code generator. I use a 3 or 4 inch surfacing bit.

[@TheRangeControl]

+Work Against The Grain hmmm...
I have so much still to learn.
Thank You

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

+TheRangeControl As you get going, feel free to put a list of questions together and email me anytime at [e-mail]. Easier to communicate that way. Have fun.

[@TheRangeControl]

+Work Against The Grain Thank You So very much for your generous spirit, Sir!!

[@IEraiderfan]

I like that works great.

[@blackthorncreativewoodwork8745]

Great Video, How did the machine know where XY zero was? Thanks again really like your Videos

[@jeffsearles3510]

Thanks for watching. One of the parameters you enter before running the program is where X and Y zero are located. Either the machine zero or temporary zero.

[@EasyFold007]

What bit are you using for this planing purpose? Thx :)

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

+Wonder Around 2" surfacing bit from a company called Magnate.

[@EasyFold007]

Thanks for the reply. Will have a look at their products :)