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Hello there, we'd love to help you out. Could you send us an email regarding what you're trying to do specifically?

Here's to the journey.

Couldn't agree more! April is a remarkably talented creator and businesswoman.

Excited to see what she'll make next! Her works are outstanding.

Glad you enjoyed it! More incredible journeys to come.

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Andy, we appreciate your comment & support, thank you for putting your trust in ShopSabre

Have you checked out his SabreNation University videos yet? So many options to continue learning from RouterBob.

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Love to hear it. Thanks for supporting our American made business. Here's to the next project!

Does the 23 still have the Quick Tool Change spindle option?

@@raymondrafalski2840 No, ShopSabre discontinued the sales of this option as the long term performance was found to be limiting in addition to the speed of the tool changes was not all that much quicker than our standard process in large part because of our Tool Height Measuring technology that comes standard on all 23 models.

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You can do a few different things. Either put them out of sight, bury them in counterbores, use a plug or place another item next to the cabinet so they're unseen.

Thank you! Our CNC's can cut a wide variety of materials. www.shopsabre.com/benefits-of-using-a-cnc-wood-router-to-build-cabinetry/ Our machine detail pages go more in depth but quick list is: Wood, Acrylic, Plastic, Foam, Aluminum, Brass, and More

Great question! It comes down to the airflow efficiency, porosity of the material, durability and customization. Pegboard is more susceptible to warping too. Welcome to the CNC journey! There's a lot to learn but we're glad to help.

@@shopsabre When I get a CNC I"m going to try it. I think glueing a sheet of 1/4" peg board to a sheet of 3/4" mdf that has been surfaced on both sides and then surfacing the top of the glued down 1/4" peg board would be ideal? Then once you have worn down the peg board you just glue another on. The trick is to apply the glue to the peg board so the glue doesn't seal the peg board holes on the 3/4" mdf. And not to surface the glued down side of the peg board. Please try before I do, it could be a while before I get a CNC. Most likely a Shop Sabre although being Canadian it will be more difficult to obtain. But I've done a tonne of research and I just think you guys are the ticket.

@@tableshaper4076 Let us know when you're ready to take the plunge! We're really focusing on the Canadian market right now so it's great timing. To get started simply fill out a quote request on our site and our team will be right with you to find the perfect fit. shopsabre.com

You've got great questions! Thanks for listening and supporting our Talkin Shop Podcast.

We're just getting started. Automation technology just keeps getting better every day.

Glad we could help explain this more. Keep the great questions coming!

We'd love to discuss options to get you one! Fill out a quote request on our website and we'll be in touch straight away to get you and your business the machine that fits your requirements. www.shopsabre.com/cnc-routers/is-a-series-cnc-router/

@@shopsabre thanks a lot... but my WANT is way bigger than my NEED. 😍

Let our parts team know! They'd love to get you set up with the right configuration for your machine. [email protected]

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We don’t have a vertical joinery option, while some customers have customized their machines to do this it’s not factory solution. The majority of the use is done with flat processing utilizing and for jointer commonly the dovetail kits or pod style material holding is used

Well that’s kind of a blanket statement - Fiber lasers are great in many ways but they have limitations too where plasma makes more sense. Depending on the application there are times when someone would say the opposite about the two. Just like plasma has limitations so does fiber lasers. For one, plasma is far more affordable for many applications and far less regulated making it much easier to install in everyday applications. Plasma and fiber lasers both exist for a reason in harmony, they both have their pros and cons which are application and budget specific

The only limitation is the desire to work harder

Thank you, it's a work in progress and hope to bring more things like this in the future.

We build the machines, we don't price out jobs for customer work so we do not have a good recommendation

Correct, ideally for a production process or product you would use a chip blower and dust extraction so this would help eliminate this from happening but for the project itself, those marks would not effect the way this product would be installed and you would not see it.

Vortex Tool or Frost Tooling are the two tooling sets we use depending on the project demand. The Vortex Tooling is our primary brand but the Frost has a few sizes that are unique to this type of work depending on your need.

This was done with Vortex Tooling

@@shopsabre how many different types of bits are you using?

Depends on the project, give sales a call if you want to discuss our products and your application and they can help you narrow down your needs

@@shopsabre ok thanks

Absolutely. More in-depth videos coming soon.

Wood burning and engraving. As to ShopSabre 23, give our parts team a call at 952-461-4570 or email [email protected] for a custom quote