ShopSabre CNC - Live Edge Epoxy Table Project with IS Series 408 Router

Routerbob demonstrates the process of creating a live edge epoxy table using a 3 Axis CNC Router. Live edge furniture is a style of furniture that incorporates the natural edge of wood into the design. In this video we use a ShopSabre IS Series 408 Router and Vectric VCarve PRO CAD/CAM Software.
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[@davidconaway2830]

One of the few channels where I always gain useable knowledge and skills. A big thank you to Bob and the entire team! Happy Thanksgiving to everyone at ShopSabre CNC.

[@shopsabre]

Appreciate the kind words. Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!!

[@Dev_Everything]

Thank you for making this video. Please make more plasma videos with the sidekick!

[@shopsabre]

Thank you for your feedback!

[@larrytaylor1358]

Another informative video that I'm glad I watched before starting a pair of live edge walnut river tables.

[@shopsabre]

Glad it was a help to you! Good luck on your live edge tables! It’s a fun method.

[@ihapy2bnapy]

Very nice ! I ordered mine a few days ago can’t wait to start putting it to good use in my shop !!

[@shopsabre]

Thank you for supporting American Made!

[@jimking9646]

Very Nice I can't wait to get my Shop Sabre23

[@shopsabre]

Thank you! We are excited for you!

[@uproarink]

Excellent video as always. What toolpath is used to create the pocket holes? Is that one of the options in VCarve?

[@shopsabre]

We used a pocket tool path to do the facing in VCarve

[@michaelmacdonald2921]

Thanks for the video...I have three questions about the planing. What router bit did you use for planing? What were the speeds and feeds. How many rpms did you set it to?

[@shopsabre]

We use the vortex tool with their tool settings.
Our parts department sells this tool if interested

[@dynastywoodworks]

With the IS 408 are you able to flatten slabs greater then 8’ by having one end hang over the side and then rotating the slab? In the video I saw 120” written in chalk on the slab, was it cut down to 8’ before flattening?

[@shopsabre]

Yes you can hang off the front but most will cut down to fit table size

[@garenpletzer1532]

Can it not cut all the way threw for some reason?

[@shopsabre]

All depends on your tooling and program.