5 CNC Projects You Can Make or Sell - Files Available

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks for watching everyone! Let me know what you think of the projects. Do you like the more simple projects or should we try some more complex ones???

[@syris200]

Great stuff! Definitely will be getting some files. Things that I maybe working on is longboards, soap trays, cutting boards, wedding signs, epoxy projects, and stove top covers.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

@@syris200 thanks! And nice, sounds fun!

[@claudiocorvino8705]

my friend, this project are usefull? in italy we can t sale more than 10 euro for all

[@المصطفىالمختار-ج1ج]

كيف نحصل على هذي انا من الجمهورية الإسلامية الموريتانية

[@aloysiocarvalho5901]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@myfourbits6901]

Thanks! This is awesome stuff. Just starting out and love your stuff. Very well presented. Now to figure out what plans to get.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks! We appreciate it 🙌🏼

[@fablabifurniture643]

Thank you, we have learned a lot from you...we can feel your passion in explain your content about CNC router project in detail..Great job guys!! ☺🧡

[@58lovinglife]

You guys rock, thanks for sharing. I just finished building my Shapeoko so these are great ideas to get me off and running really appreciate wonderful people like yourselves :)

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Nice! That’s exciting! Best of luck have fun

[@joseaiartonsoaresdearaujoj4110]

I'm used to larger, corded routers kzbin.infoUgkxfQ5_mgwq6PcudJvAH25t-I4D-3cTPz4z so this was a different experience for me. Basically, this is an incredibly sweet machine, fits well in the hand, etc. It has slightly less power than I'm used to, but that's understandable. Maneuvering freehand takes some practice. These days, it's especially nice to be able to avoid power cords. This is above the level of a hobbyist but below a pro level.

[@osmanokmen5952]

Do you apply glue on the bottom and top of the tape, does it make a mark when removing it?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

I put tape on the waste board and tape on the piece, glue in the middle

[@MrWarrcan]

The girl with her facial expression seems to be saying: "This world is disgusting me." Respect!

[@Gennady_Sereda]

A lot of manual work in the formation of a reversal. Have you tried making a control program using the pin on the sacrificial positioning table? In general, the work is worthy, I put a well-deserved like!👍

[@randito70030]

just watched your Bambu Lab X1C video that popped up in my feed. i ordered one it should be in soon. I own 2 Prusa MK3s+ and cant wait for the Bambu. I also have a CNC the LongMill mk2. I have not set it up yet as we are still rebuilding from Hurricane IDA, getting there though. My wife and I will be both using the cnc. I was just telling her about getting some wooden spoons for cooking. Your video made me smile I will definitely get some files from you. You earned another subscriber.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks for watching! we appreciate it. best wishes for you and your family!

[@rRobertSmith]

The bookholders are going for $3.95 on Esty so even if you find some customers at $3.50 and clear a dollar each that is $1 for 10 minutes of machine time $6 and hour does not seem like a doable return. I am not very good at math but even with free labor and very low lumber prices none of these seems like it could make any money even if you shipped a 100 at a time to a distributor (also bit costs!). The tablet holder same story (but probably slightly better margins), so when I watch people saying this could be a product I price it out on Esty and work backwards on what the gross margin would be and if it is less that $10 an hour I kill the project.

[@deemanvz6853]

I think I was drinking too much wine while watching this.... all good.. Keep it up!!!! P.S. I wish I knew other languages so you could hit the translate button!! hahahah

[@irishful1]

quick tip: when you tighten or loosen the collet with 2 wrenches, squeeze both wrenches in your palm just like a pair of pliers, rather than using 2 hands. you get alot more force with much less effort.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

thanks for the tip!

[@BeaulieuTodd]

Also reduces stress on carriage.

[@tahaabdullah3294]

Awesome ideas dear.. Could u please let me know how fix wood on work station what is that?? Tape , cloth, or soething please guide..

[@TwoMooseDesign]

It’s tape! 😁

[@tahaabdullah3294]

@@TwoMooseDesign please define it is new for me we are still fixing with screws and nals... Your procedure is easy

[@eriorellana89]

how do you keep the wood on the spoons from getting those little fibers when wet

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Spray them with water, wait for them to dry, sand them. Repeat 2-3 times and then add oil

[@artlifewithrebecca4051]

Love the projects! They are fun and an easy way for me to get started! Thank you so much!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks for watching!

[@FloweringElbow]

Thanks for sharing. Like the minimal look of the simple twist on coat hooks. Curious, what double-sided tape/ masking are you using to fix things to the spoil board? Thanks again, and have a great day. day. :)

[@TwoMooseDesign]

I use masking tape and super glue 🙌🏼

[@FloweringElbow]

@@TwoMooseDesign Me too. But each time I do it I think, "why am I re-inventing a slightly inferior and chemical-laden double-sided tape here? Literally, all we need is a masking tape tackiness on both sides of a tape... I will keep looking.

[@IDCWoodcraft]

I love your projects and thanks for sharing with the community

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks for watching, I appreciate it.

[@gtlmac]

Very impressive,innovations are just so cool

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thank you! Totally agree

[@HillyBillyWoodworks]

The two of you are awsome 👍👍

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thank you!

[@princejoemonie2839]

I'm in love with this channel I really learned a lot

[@urielesparza8641]

Hola buenas noches saludos desde Mexico me encantaron sus ideas no comparten sus vectores?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! All of our vectors are for sale on our website! The projects come with plans but are in English.

[@RokJok1]

Your videos are great. I just watched your sasquatch cutting board project. Do you think you'd ever make a cutting board video with some tips on how you set up toolpaths, speeds and feeds, etc.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

I will eventually yes! I just really want to understand everything before i try helping others.

[@TradeSkillersAnonymous]

Good to see you guys, hope you’re doing awesome! Keep up the great work!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thank you 🙏🏼 😊

[@chrishester3738]

Love this, thanks for sharing! I'm just getting in to CNC routing and love simple little projects like these.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks! Best of luck on the 𝙲𝙽𝙲 journey 👊🏼👊🏼

[@onehandedmaker]

Thanks for passing on your wisdom and experience Jef and Jess. Regards One Handed Maker

[@johnsulik9951]

Why do you use a 1/4" bit instead of 1/8" bit, seems it would be less waste, easier cut, especially on the hard wood? Love the work and the videos, thank you!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Because I can push it harder and faster, and 1/8 would work just fine though. I could care less about waste as the rest of the wood is waste anyway. Thanks for watching!

[@MulcahyDoc]

You guys are amazing!!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

You’re amazing!

[@bubba6945]

nice little projects. I really like the trivets

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks! I use them all the time they work great. Make great little gifts too

[@HHHGeorge]

How many wooden forks and spoons, book holders, and page holders would you need to produce to pay of the programmable CNC machine? I will ignore cost of the linisher and other tools you used as well as the cost of the wood finishes used.

[@nelsoncastano9779]

Thanks for the video, could you tell me where you bought that CNC?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

It’s a onefinity journeyman

[@ronberlier6695]

Nice practical projects. Is this a Shapeoko? Which model please? TIA

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks! It’s a onefinity journeyman

[@olikan76]

Saludos desde mallorca, España y enhorabuena

[@OnefinityCNC]

crushing it as always! Great video!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks guys!

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Always enjoy your videos.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thank you!

[@alexdezamora]

Very informative… thanks 🙏

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Glad it was helpful!

[@watchtv1963]

always impressed with your videos

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thank you I appreciate it

[@rosswells4090]

A lot of cool items. Great work.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thank you!

[@HamiltonDilbeck]

Awesome video yall! Really cool projects!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thank you!

[@careysmoak5478]

What size stepper motors are y’all running ? I’m about to build my second CNC and I’m using 1 1/4 inch rails. Yours look pretty big to I was just curious

[@TwoMooseDesign]

The machine is a onefinity journeyman. I have no idea what size motors they are, I’m sure it says On their website. Best of luck!

[@amrtahasayed6309]

Very well . I want make this type of CNC router

[@Theexplorographer]

Pro-tip.. use a down-cut bits to avoid tear-outs on your work. No one told me this when I got my first CNC and all of the bits that don't specify down-cut are ALL upcut bits and the upcut bits are horrible. They leave tear out everywhere. I bought a bunch with my first CNC and spent hours trying to figure out what I was doing wrong only to find out it was the type of bit that I was using. To me, this is a deceptive practice in the industry. Not specifying when a bit is up-cut and only specifying when it is a down cut is deceptive. Also, See-peel-ee not See-peel-aye. 😉

[@bojangles5226]

I only use upcut bits and have no problem. Were you using upcut bits with conventional cutting?

[@Theexplorographer]

@@bojangles5226 What kind of wood are you cutting with them?

[@bojangles5226]

@@Theexplorographer black walnut

[@Theexplorographer]

@@bojangles5226 Down cut bits specifically cut with a downward motion to avoid chipping fibers of the wood. So if you are using an upcut bit and not chipping out, more power to you. We are talking endmill bits here btw.

[@bojangles5226]

@@Theexplorographer yes, I'm aware. I run standard 2-4 flute end mills depending on the type of work, all up cut climb cutting. The only time upcut gets me is on plywood but I rarely cut it.

[@bukunmioyedapo45]

So how's the experience since you changed your router to a spindle?. Better faster performance? or it's not such a great improvement?.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! Cut wise it’s not much different you get less bit deflection and can push it a little harder but not much. Is the upgrade needed? Absolutely not. But it is a nice upgrade and I would purchase again. It more so boils down to reliability and ease of use.

[@bongchan23]

Really beautiful

[@about_car]

hi . my work is also on the cnc, but only on metal. good luck guys

[@melissal7984]

New Subscriber- Thank-you for the awesome video (:

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks! Appreciate it

[@TheGioko1991]

Hello, I loved your video, I just started in this world of cnc router, I have a question, I hope you can solve it, with what type of material do you glue your wood to the bed of the router so that it stays well fixed? success always

[@TwoMooseDesign]

hey! i use titebond ca glue and masking tape. its pretty much like double sided tape!

[@TheGioko1991]

@@TwoMooseDesign thanks you guys do a great job🤗

[@JORGINHODONASCIMENTO]

Great video, love the tats. Would you recommend a CNC for engraving 304 painted stainless steel?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! Thanks! I don’t have any experience with that so unfortunately I do not know. I personally think a laser would be best? But I’m not sure

[@princedemiterios2488]

Seems great ,Diy wind turbine blades .

[@andrewknapik]

Great stuff. Love the trivets.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

I wasn’t sure how I felt about them, I’ve been using them for a few weeks now and they’re great. I mostly use them to set hot bowls and such on after it comes out of the microwave lol

[@forevertight]

I'm new to CNC. Does the router bit have to be so broad? I'm asking since it seems like you could save some material if it would be thinner.

[@tomvetterani9653]

Jess - I have an X50 Woodworker (just received it). Still a question of multiple toolpaths. Do I need to do them, or can i just run it altogether?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

For the journeyman run the .75 bowl but at 100 speed .1 depth and 15 step down if you ramp then step down you can do like 40. Set your rpm’s around 14000 rpm’s or 3? I think on the makita. As for tool Paths most likely you’ll need to run multiple tool paths. In vectric you can merge toolpaths if you are using the same bit.

[@tomvetterani9653]

@@TwoMooseDesign thanks Jess. Just what I needed. You’re the best! Tom

[@novizivot3631]

You are great, thank you!!! God bless you!

[@BinoyJacob992009]

Which spindle are you using? Where did you bought it?

[@trentpaulk4966]

Nice work!! How do you like your Onefinity? Ever cut any aluminum on it?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

It’s been great so far! No I have not

[@sergiodromero]

Hello, excellent channel!, I ask you a question, what model of milling machine is it? Do you have a link to see the brand and its features? Thank you very much!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks! We use a onefinity journeyman

[@sergiodromero]

@@TwoMooseDesign Do you have a link to the machine? I can't find it, thank you very much!

[@KevinTerry-h1o]

Will this machine cut out dough bowls if bout how long does it take like for a 12" and what machine is this

[@jdubya1976]

What kind of CNC machine do you guys use? Great vid btw.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

We have 2 onefinity machines 🙌🏼 thanks we appreciate you watching

[@tomvetterani9653]

What cut speed and depth did you use for these? I bought your files and use Easel. I don't see where there's an option to add a bowl & tray bit to the mix either. Would you recommend moving to Vetrics?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey Tom! For easel run the bowl bit as a 3/4 end mill. You’ll have to make a custom option. For speeds and feeds it’s hard to tell you without knowing what machine you have. Vectric is great! It’s pricey but has a lot more options than easel. Easel is fine for starting out I still use it for some stuff.

[@joshababio-ntodi3548]

What make or brand of CNC router do you use and will recommend?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

We use a onefinity journeyman and it’s been great

[@martind.4930]

can you explain why you use a down cut bit rather than an up cut bit?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! It doesn't matter too much in most situations. If just cutting general items ill use a down cut, if i'm doing heavy removal or aggressive cutting ill use an upcut bit. the down cut forces chip down and leaves a cleaner top cut, upcuts force chips out keeping the bit cooler so you can run it a little harder without heating up and dulling your bit. again in most applications you wont notice much of a difference especially if the piece needs to be sanded anyway. I would just recommend not using an upcut if you are using a mask for painting as it will shred the mask. If you watch any of my cutting board videos I always run upcuts as im cutting pretty aggressively. Hope that helps!

[@seabeepirate]

Love the book buddy! I’ll be making similar products I think.

[@AhsapMimar]

hello, your products are very nice, what is the thickness and material of the wooden spoons? good work I'm following 😉

[@TwoMooseDesign]

I think it was .65 inches thick

[@SKINDIVER523]

great designs!

[@TimHoundDog]

Love that cnc. Nice job. Sub and liked.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thank you 😊

[@BruceAUlrich]

Cool projects!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks Bruce! You duhhh man

[@mrmido314]

Nice ideas ... i like them 🤩 For the fifth item .. you can make it a laptop stand too by making those two pieces parallel and add a piece of wood perpendicularly to them to hold them all together ...

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Good idea!

[@josephjames7602]

Nice piece

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thank you!

[@suryaprakashams]

Want to get into CNC routing, what to know which router you are using for these projects

[@korotkoff73]

Woow! What’s the bits do you use on fast speeds? 1/4 dept per pass?

[@musbahmuftah2476]

Hey gyes GREAT JOB I LOVE IT please what's the working area of this machine,,, Many thanks,,best of luck 😊

[@TwoMooseDesign]

the working area is about 48" by 32"

[@musbahmuftah2476]

@@TwoMooseDesign thank you 😊

[@RonMarshallrone]

Great job on the video! I'm gonna try the utensils then laser some graphics on them. I have a question, do you find it cheaper to do the masking CA glue trick than double sides tape? I get 36 yard of double sided tape for $8.99 so just wondering. Thank you!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! It is cheaper, I wouldn't say its drastically cheaper its just my preferred method. I always have tape and CA glue in the shop and have always had great results. I have had the cheaper double sided tapes fail on me. So id say use what ever one works better for you! Thanks for watching

[@cliff5240]

Great ideas!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thank you! 😊

[@RWBussell]

Good Job!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks!

[@klaramohino1739]

WHAT KIND OF TAPE DO YOU USE TO FIX THE WOOD TO THE CNC TABLE?

[@daveb427]

What CNC do you have? Thanks a bunch! Interesting ideas!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

we use a onefinity

[@MGC819]

Whats the cnc machine brand ?

[@nickq615]

What are your price points for these items. Looking for some comps I could use for my area. I've sold trivets in the shape of Texas before. I used cutoffs from some cutting boards. These are great looking by the way!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Totally varies on our location and customer. Something like trivets I’d probably sell them in bundles so one for $20 or 2 for $35 etc. but that wouldn’t include shipping.

[@nickq615]

@@TwoMooseDesign Awesome thank you. If I remember, I sold my last trivet for around $25. Was just trying to see what other may charge for them. Thanks for the response.

[@chuckflitton5293]

what brand of cnc? it really seems to get with it.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

We use a onefinity journeyman 😁

[@michaeltaylor2585]

What software do you use on your Onefinity?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Vectric 👍🏼 I still use easel for some simple things

[@89Johneboy]

I am really curious as to what your long term plan with the hooks are for people? That hanging method, quite frankly, sucks.... Because for one... you cant remove them lol, and for 2... it requires you to hit a stud.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

You can easily remove them? And if you can’t hit a stud hire a handy man, it’s not rocket science. It’s an idea, you don’t have to use it. Look on Etsy minimalist modern hangers are very popular.

[@stephenjaeger6569]

Do you think it's possible to scale down that spoon to tea spoon size??

[@TwoMooseDesign]

You could definitely scale it down. I don’t know how far you could go before you start getting issues 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@GrantSR]

Why don't you just use locator pins and flip the piece to carve the bottom profile before the final cut-through and release of the work?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

You definitely could! I just have no way to make 3D files, I have v carve pro and it’s quite limited when it comes to 3D design. So just carving the bowl part is easiest with what I currently have available 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@panamediallc4454]

3D the boom holder and put a fillet or chamfer in the hole.

[@gamsung_prison]

What is the wood material?

[@cgescape]

can i share a design for you to check if its properly done? ive the dxf, dwg file ???

[@randyniendorf8551]

Is it beneficial to let objects soak in the walrus oil for a bit?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

I just put a heavy coat on them and let them absorbe it over night. I don’t let them sumerge in anything. Wipe off the excess the next day.

[@minravex9919]

I'm curious about your CNC machine.... Haven't seen such before

[@lidiasouza5376]

Amei o canal e a dupla! Ganharam mais uma inscrita!

[@ssshammi]

Hi can you please tell me how much the CNC printer carving machine cost ?

[@samuelhaworth2173]

Wow! Great video, new sub here. Awesome presentation, simple, quick and to the point.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks I appreciate it! More to come 🙏🏼

[@mostafagagou8335]

hi very pro witch C.N.C model are you using?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Onefinity is the 𝙲𝙽𝙲 brand

[@USAnatureandpeople]

That book opener hopefully will not distract you much from reading your book 😂

[@JawadEttigi]

Please guys did u have any courses to learn how we use this machine?

[@arshadKhan-d6z6i]

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[@Cuttin_It_Close]

Hi, I love your videos. I was wondering if you have the file for the waving flag catch all I saw on the Onefinity site I believe. Please let me know as I am a Vietnam veteran and would love to carve this for my workshop office. I ordered the Onefinty X 35 with a set of your bits. Should be getting it soon. Keep up the great work.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! Thank you for your service! I do have the file available for purchase on our website. We have a whole section of files available. Twomoosedesign.com

[@bumbaismail1004]

where can i buy the machine and bits? much love from uganda, Africa🤟🤟

[@alexplude8308]

Where do you source all your wood?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Local lumberyards. I get lumber from 3 different ones. Ask around you may be surprised. It’s waaaaay cheaper than Home Depot or like rockler

[@alexplude8308]

@@TwoMooseDesign Awesome thanks for the reply! I'll look into it.

[@rickrose9307]

Great files, glad I saw this new video and made the purchase. Keep them coming. What speeds are you running? Took me 39 mins to make one of the trivets. Thanks in advance.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks! I used a 1/4 Down cut at 120 ipm and .125 depth of cut I believe. I think it was 12 mins each?

[@sarvodaycomputer5183]

good job

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks

[@Ding_Bat]

I am always astonished at how well the tape and glue method is at holding down stock. You are running some serious feeds and speeds there with a relatively beefy end-mill, and that stock just stays down like it’s nobody’s business.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Right 😂 I was pretty shocked the first time I tried it. Even with my beat up waste board it still holds strong

[@ryleylamarsh]

@@TwoMooseDesign why making tape and glue over double sided tape?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

@@ryleylamarsh same thing, it’s just a cheaper alternative

[@ryleylamarsh]

@@TwoMooseDesign that’s what I was assuming. I suppose I should try it. Another method you could try is mask that’s used for vinyl lettering which you can lay over the entire surface and then on the wasteboard and then spray glue on that. Same method but over a wider surface.

[@TunaSoda]

@@TwoMooseDesign I use 2" wide carpet tape, works nice and comes off with no risk of excess glue leaching thru

[@vaidartudocerto903]

Hello, I would like to know where you get so many varieties of wood, being that even here in Brazil it is difficult to get this raw material, congratulations for the channel

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! I source my lumber from 3 local lumber mills that are about an hour away each. Being overseas I don’t have much input to point you in the right direction. Anything online will be pretty expensive