Should You Buy a CNC? In this episode I go over my experience, as a woodworker / furniture maker and how I use a CNC. I will cover my history, how my opinions have changed, the main things I utilize my CNC for, the basic skills needed to use one, and ultimately if I think a CNC is worth buying.
// FEATURED TOOLS
▸ The CNC I Use
X-CARVE by INVENTABLES
https://www.inventables.com/?ref=FourEyes
▸ My Measuring Tools | Woodpeckers (All The Red Stuff)
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▸ Ultimate Flush Trim Bit – http://bit.ly/iiii-BitsBits-FlushX
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// REFERENCED PROJECT VIDEOS
▸ CNC Side Table – https://youtu.be/PDIVzbOYXn0
▸ CNC Modular Puzzle Planters – https://youtu.be/jV2I-SByeLc
▸ Silver Fox Coffee Table – https://youtu.be/SDW_L3y4rGE
▸ Epoxy Locking Joint Table – https://youtu.be/1zhPVVm7Khc
▸ Bentwood Shoe Shelf – https://youtu.be/AwWCja4vz8M
▸ Dispenser Boxes – https://youtu.be/UD2R8H1o1ws
▸ Wireless Charging Night Stand – https://youtu.be/ae4HRYDRrLU
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▸ Web | http://www.foureyesfurniture.com/
"CNSee ya later" … instant regret. Lol.
Great cordless tool. Powerful enough for what I was doing MyBest.Tools Bought to make it easier to cut out windows after plywooding exterior. Takes a little getting use to but overall great tool.
CNC U later Chris 🙂
Thank you young man for an honest review..
Thanks very helpful, honest black and white suggestions love the channel peace from the uk
Good video, just making one of these with the same MRMDF. could you tell me which varnish you find suitable for the top please?
The end made me Lol 😂
From this video what I learnt most is the part that ends the video :). Joyful humor. I followed you both since each of you had your own channels, but I like it better this way. Good team.
Very well said, bro!! Awesome!!!
Yes, very helpful dear. Thanks for sharing with us.
Your shoe push stick was a great example of how you now regularly integrate the traditional with CNC for detail work. 👍
Great video. Thank you. Would you comment on bed size. What size is your machine. Do you often wish for more?
The jumpy ness of this video gave me a headache 😫
Thanks v much – well narrated, plenty of info and a great overview with some excellent footage to show us what you were explaining. Good work.
Thankyou for the video and the tips
Chris, this was very informative. I have been kicking the CNC decision down the road for years. I am still not ready (translation: I have no room in the garage). Anyway, I really, really like the comedic ending, it was really well done.
When using sketch up and CNC for assemblies – how do you manage to incorporate a bit of wiggle room e.g. for joints? Is there a functionality or are you adding like a 1/128 inch manually?
Very informational!…More education!…Just finished my Fusion 360 class…looking for a machine. I am looking for a machine for headstock and neck MoP inlay, so my scale is very small. I am looking @ 3018 as a first machine..any recommendations?????
Nice video man! Thanks for that – was quite helpful! Basically aligned for me a bunch of thoughts that have been swirling about in my head. Cool!
You guys are the best! Don’t do it 🙂
Awesome video! Subscribed
I miss Greg!