Plans & Templates for the over arm dust collector can be found here:
https://www.justindepewdesign.com/shop
Videos on building the over arm dust collector:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DA-O-1qUDh4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-PDT9bqgrIg
Mentions in this video:
Jay Bates spoilboard – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K_v9JcYxilU
Wesley Treat spoilboard – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPOtXLCGQUo
Marius Hornberger spoilboard – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpJyqLoqV04
Crafted Workshop spoilboard – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52Y3pPWnWdA&t=427s
CNC machine is the AVID 2448 PRO.
https://www.avidcnc.com/
More info on my website: https://www.justindepewdesign.com/
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congratulations! so jealous and excited for you!
Camp 3. Cannot justify the cost as, at least for me, thus is only a hobby.
i give it a year before you get a bigger one 😄 its such a useful thing to have and i used mine to pay for itself , the design possibilities are endless, enjoy.
Awesome work Justin!! Digi Fab tools are fantastic!
look into "glacier green" mdf. its not much more expensive but compared to the mdf your currently using it will feel like your driving a sports car when you use it. i use mdf daily for production and have to stock a dozen manufacturers mdf for various customers.
I have nothing against CNCs, they do add a lot of possibilities and do a good job. However I don't think making a video about setting them up and doing custom parts for the machine is worth the time to watch as there are already thousands of videos doing this.
So instead of showing me that you got such a thing and how it works, show me why you got it in the first place and actually do something with it. 🙂
Or cnc are really expensive and confusing not to mention software. Watching a cnc work the wood seems kinda pointless. I mean I watch cnc channels but woodworking is working wood not setting on a table that cuts and shapes the wood. And the project done on cnc aren't Generally something the average viewers can do its cool but kinda makes the woodworking viewers not interested
Can it do aluminum
I am curious as to why you glued your spoil board down to the plywood. Doesn't that mean you will have to replace both pieces when the spoil board is worn out?
A CNC machine is like any other tool. Sometimes it’s appropriate for a specific task but not always. Some woodworkers get seduced into spending lots of time on programming and setting up to make a cut that they could have done quicker using different tools.
I must say that it looks funny when a machine is doing the work and a human is following the cutter as the dust collector.
Thanks for putting the time into this video, lots of good details on things to consider and how you did them
Great video!! On the 24” x 48” footprint, does the machine have any wobble or vibrations during tight tool paths or during rapid moves?
Thank you
You've come a long way from the apartment!!
Nice build Justin, it's great using CNC, for me it's Occupational Therapy to keep brain active in retirement. I was always employed in engineering and IT disciplines, so CNC CAD/CAM came naturally to me and I enjoy design as much as carve processes. The artistry is in the design, the CNC allows you to replicate copies. It's still woodwork ,& art combination!
Mine is only 4040 size, but I have spinal injury so had to keep everything smaller scale.
Think we'll see lots of perfect dovetail & box joints. Bit difficult on mine as it's in an enclosure so very limited height available.
Loved the comprehensive video and your CNC setup. The cutting board turned out great and the side engraving is first class! Thanks for mentioning your table saw overarm blade guard and dust collector – I bought your plans ages ago and need to get on and build it. Cheers 👍😎🇦🇺
Great vid, but depressing. You've bought, built, assembled and utilized your Avid CNC to much greater effect and much better results than I have after a year of ownership. LOL. Am liking your channel. Subscribed.
Not woodworking…just saying
I think it's more about the shift in the type of content from hand woodworking to cnc than any purist thing.
Great stuff as always. It's cool to see how far you've come since the apartment days. Can't wait to see what's to come next.
Oh yeah, and it's nice to know where the few bucks I spent on the miter saw dust hood went 🙂👍
"The magnets pulled the bow out" – lol
Too funny, I'm in the process of designing a DIY CNC. I'd rather try and fail and learn a few things along the way. But that's not the way of everyone. Congrats on your new purchase. I hope this means you will not stop making videos.