Handheld CNC Router! Trying Out the Shaper Origin for the First Time!
The Shaper Origin is a portable CNC handheld router that can be taken to your work unlike any other CNC. I put the Shaper Origin to test by routing and inlaying a diamond pattern into a finished desk. Something that would be nearly impossible with an ordinary CNC. Learn more about the Shaper Origin: http://bit.ly/2T5ImxA
Zebrawood and Wenge from my friends at Kencraft:
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Large Bandsaw: http://amzn.to/2yud6uK
Yellow Paddles: https://amzn.to/2KMTWYd
Planer: https://amzn.to/2swddVQ
Jointer: https://amzn.to/2IJyRRh
Epoxy Resin: https://amzn.to/2zcrpKX
Epoxy Color: https://amzn.to/3bVudZS
★ WATCH MORE ★
Corner Desk: https://youtu.be/ZB9UcIxSkSA
Learn to Weld: https://youtu.be/cixQ_VBmt2Q
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David Picciuto
PO Box 2499
Toledo, OH 43606
The Shaper Origin is a portable CNC handheld router that can be taken to your work unlike any other CNC. I put the Shaper Origin to test by routing and inlaying a diamond pattern into a finished desk. Something that would be nearly impossible with an ordinary CNC. Learn more about the Shaper Origin: http://bit.ly/2T5ImxA
Zebrawood and Wenge from my friends at Kencraft:
https://goo.gl/pCyB95
★ TOOLS / SUPPLIES (Affiliate Links)★
Shaper Origin: https://amzn.to/2zVGBMl
Large Bandsaw: http://amzn.to/2yud6uK
Yellow Paddles: https://amzn.to/2KMTWYd
Planer: https://amzn.to/2swddVQ
Jointer: https://amzn.to/2IJyRRh
Epoxy Resin: https://amzn.to/2zcrpKX
Epoxy Color: https://amzn.to/3bVudZS
★ WATCH MORE ★
Corner Desk: https://youtu.be/ZB9UcIxSkSA
Learn to Weld: https://youtu.be/cixQ_VBmt2Q
★ ALL THE LINKS ★
Patreon Support / Extra Content: http://patreon.com/picciuto
T-Shirts / Books / Stickers / Plans: https://makesomething.tv/
Making It Podcast: http://makingitpodcast.com
★ FOLLOW ME ★
https://twitter.com/drunkenwood
https://instagram.com/MakeSomethingTV
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David Picciuto
PO Box 2499
Toledo, OH 43606
Why does this guy sound like he's explaining something to a toddler 🤔 i lasted watching this about the amount of time it took me to type this…
Could this replace a Domino jointer?
I wonder if it will work on a vertical surface?
Inside line cut is so that you can switch to a smaller/more precise bit to cut sharp corners and remove the radius of the bit (like at the tips of the diamonds). Also helps prevent chip-out. On the first pass you you can use a larger bit to hog out most of the material.
Update video? Do you still love it
Awesome video! You nailed it! I watched other “origin” videos, none explained it as well as you did! I really appreciate it!
a "little" expensive? lol
Do you still like your Shaper Origin?
why not just buy a cnc machine this thing ain't worth the price
Rainbow flag!!!
Donald Trump regime is gone, no more slave mask.?
Awesome mate! Thanks!
Big veterinarian syringes used for cattle are cheap and handy for placing epoxy like that.
I'm looking forward to returning to Finewoodworking at the level that my former clients and skill set established 25 years ago, just from my own home shop and disabled.
As days progress, time will tell. But it seems my disabilities will not be an issue.
you haven't used it since this video.
A Syringe for the epoxy resin works extremely well.
And you can get them in different sizes. 👍👍👍
I'm sold, great video
Just like a lot of machines in my shop…. 'I'm not going to, but I could!!' 🤣 Cool machine!
It looks great but I want to get my chisels out and square those rounded corners! I wonder how square you can get them by using a smaller bit?
Hey David, any chance you could do a short update video with a comparison between this Shaper and the Stepcraft. I am sat on the fence between the two and would love some unbiased information.
Cheers matey,
Anthony