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Very Nice!! What kind of bit is that you have for the detail?
Wow !!! Excellent tutorial .. whatta wonderful work. Love it!
I love the job am planning on buying a CNC machine… I did subscribed to your channel…. What are the software you work on the computer to draw the image?
Where can I buy the CNC MACHINE?
Sir I am from India and I want to work with you
Hi! Thanks for videos) I have a question: how long did it take to carve that face?
Nice looking! Have you ever tried to mirror one and then glue them together to make a true bust?
Thanks for showing this process. Now can you please shoe how do one carve a true 3D object? For example, a model car that has mirrors and wheels with voids vertically.
Great job!
What type of bit do you use for roughning ?
Hi! I have a CNC cutter but I don't know what programs to use. Can you give me a hand?
Great video! A couple things came to mind while watching. Personally I’d rather predrill the screw holes on the guide blocks than hammer on the machines bed. The other thing was that it sounded like your spindle was still getting up to speed when it hit the material. Love the Timelapse! When you vacuum away the sawdust it’s magic!
Can you stop this à full music ! Thanks
which machine is this? price in US?
I want to start cnc business. I love your work and product.
You are the coolest guy to me lately. Binge watching your vids.
Hi
U are a inspiration for me
I want to ask you ,if u sell the stl Thanks
Hi Roger,
Do you provide any training
its therapeutic just watching it work. thanks big guy
You the Man! Love it. Subscribed!
Hi Roger,
That is beautiful work!
I would like to ask a question that i haven't seen in the other comments. I hope I'm not out of line. How do you market your product? Are your products all custom made? The title to your video is How to make $5,000/week. Would you be willing to give some insight as to how you do it? I think it would be great if you made a video that explains how you do it.
Thanks again for your great videos.
1mm radius ball nose you used i think ? and what's the step over??
How to calcluate step over mm??
After a fair amount of watching these videos as well as reading about others I finally managed to reproduce this (with different models). It's basically two-pass CNC, first an adaptive clearing with large bit to remove most of the material then a tapered ball end bit to finish. As Roger says, the final finish doesn't need to be sanded. I brought my carving to a local Woodcraft store and they were blown away. The only disadvantage is that the stepover for the finishing has to be about .1mm – .2mm which takes forever to carve.
Thanks for visually documenting this, it was a lot easier to learn how to do it on my x-carve.
Did nobody else hear the roosters throughout the video?
very nice