This is another collection of cnc router projects that I have done. Here are the respective links for the projects: Making a tablet: https://youtu.be/9zxErAycjVI Making a model house bookend: https://youtube.com/shorts/Ry8XNtqooFQ Making sedici pesci: https://youtube.com/shorts/Sw83oIw_zxU source
this video shows how to make an inlay flower design in a drawer pull. The cnc router bits used here were 1mm and 6mm. The wood is rosewood and Birch. source
This shows how to make a jig to hold a block of wood on a cnc router table. The model that was engraved in this video is of the Jüdische Museum in Frankfurt. source
Vhis shows the cutting of a name with attached lettering using a cnc router. The wood used in this video is a prelaquered plywood made by the finnish company that goes by the name of koskisen. Koskisen plywood is the best. Very high quality, unfortunately also rather expensive. source
This is another demonstration of the kind of finger joints that are possible when a cnc router is available. As stated in the title, the wood used is maple and walnut. source
I made this jig for my cnc router because I was cutting some pieces out for a box I was making, and I needed to router them on one end and then turn them over, and router them from the other side, so, obviously I needed a jig. How I made it is documented in
This video shows the making of the previous woodworking project with a cnc router. The router bits used in this video were 1.5 mm and 0.6 mm twin flute bits. The wood is walnut and maple wood. Walnut and maple are two of the best woods for woodworking imho. source
The material used for this was 19 mm black swiss CDF. The bit used was a 6 mm ball-nosed bit. Vcarve was used to generate the g-code for the cnc router. source
The bit used in this cnc routing project was a twin flute straight 6 mm router bit. The wood used was ash wood. source
this is another demonstration of the kind of joinery that is possible with a cnc router. The wood used here is 3-ply oak. I have to say that I´m not very fond of 3-ply oak. If I can, I would prefer solid oak any day. The only reason I used this is because it happened