A Pink Floyd-inspired end-grain cutting board

[@myzanaplays]

If I was able to afford one of these it would have gringotts in the background with the poem from the steps on it that would look so cool. Maybe have the back of Harry and Harris entering!

[@AndrewR74]

Wow! Very nice

[@Basteleddie]

A very good Job! I like you showing your mistakes and how so you "repair" it!

[@trippmotorsports4240]

As always, another great work of art! Can't wait for the next one...

[@renevalayer9377]

bonjour etant fan de pink floyd et hobiste de cnc j'adore votre projet bravo

[@rickgauthier6597]

Wow that looks great. One of my favorite bands. But holy cow was that ever alot of work.

[@stephanforseilles]

Thanks!

[@patrickbreil3404]

Bravo, je vais être en retard au boulot à cause de votre vidéo, je n'ai pas pu l'arrêter avant la fin ! Superbe réalisation 👍

[@stephanforseilles]

Merci! Prudence quand même! ;)

[@CraigLafferty]

Ha! I was working on a design similar to this for a late spring project! Great outcome! Very nice!

[@DGAWDGAW]

Great job! And a lot of work. BTW Maybe you don’t have room for a drum sander, but you could use a 1 inch surfacing bit that would reduce the surfacing time a lot instead of using such a narrow one. Just a suggestion, no pun intended.

[@stephanforseilles]

Thanks! I do have a large bit with inserts but on end grain(quite hard) it vibrates a lot so I have to go slower. Also you can't rotate it as fast. All in all I go almost as fast and have less bit changes with a 6mm or 1/4' but moving faster (up to 2000mm/min for 1mm pass).

[@Nilremquercus]

Superbe réalisation comme d'habitude!! :)

[@stephanforseilles]

Merci!

[@JacoGriesel]

Well done!

[@robertlewisvideo]

Awesome !!!!

[@yeahrightlol8573]

On the juice grooves . Pop the grain and run your juice grove tool path at full depth it will almost eliminate any sanding in the juice grooves

[@stephanforseilles]

Thanks for the tip. Will try it!

[@michka238]

SUPER !!! Pourriez-vous nous montrer la partie de préparation informatique (vectic ?)

[@stephanforseilles]

Merci. J'ai plusieurs autres videos où j'ai enregistré mon écran pour la partie CAD/CAM mais celle-ci est déjà fort longue. Je crois que je vais faire une vidéo uniquement tuto VCarve car j'ai pas mal de demandes.

[@michka238]

@@stephanforseilles Merci d'avance, j'avoue que je galère avec les : start deeph, flat deeph,...etc.

[@stephanforseilles]

@@michka238 As-tu déjà vu celle-ci? kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmLRk3ygoaeMfZY

[@michka238]

Bonjour, Comme vous me l'avez conseillé j'ai regardé, étudié, re- regardé votre tuto sur les inlay . (je pense avoir compris) . Je viens de commander votre pack chez Christophe de cncfraise. Il n'y aura plus cas....🤞🤞

[@coolerman_13]

first off, love your videos. I've recently stumbled upon your account and I love your work. You've probably answered this before, but when flattening, why do you use a smaller diameter end mill?

[@stephanforseilles]

Thanks! I've tried flattening bits but on endgrain they dull quite quickly then there's a lot of vibration. I prefer to use a 6mm but and drive faster. :)

[@robinchal3947]

Salut super vidéo je possède une aureus 3 x que tu avais avant mais je n'ai pas encore l'upgrade de l'axe Z est-ce que tu penses que c'est elle qui est vraiment utile pour pouvoir limiter les vibrations et augmenter la rigidité de la machine il existe aussi une upgrade pour l'axe X est-ce que tu l'as conseille ? Merci !

[@stephanforseilles]

Merci. J'ai trouvé l'axe Z assez utile pour permettre des passes un peu plus profondes. Ce n'est pas miraculeux mais ça aide. Je ne pourrais pas dire pour l'axe X, je n'ai pas fait l'upgrade. :) Mais intuitivement, se débarrasser de l'unique courroie a l'air d'être une bonne idée! As-tu demandé sur le groupe Facebook Aureus?

[@mathewh3849]

One more thing, how thick do you typically make the plug boards? Do you change this depending on your start and flat depth?

[@stephanforseilles]

I make them all around 18-20mm (no need to be very precise, not possible anyway as I can't plane them), as I often have no idea what I'll use them for at the moment I make them. :)

[@intohouse]

Why did you use the tracksaw for that final cut (vs table saw )

[@stephanforseilles]

I didn't had any flat edge to reference too. WIth the tracksaw I'm sure I have a straight line and I can cut the 3 other faces referencing this one.

[@mathewh3849]

Very nice! A couple of questions: how deep was the pocket this time and what was the final start depth and flat depth? I know you normally do multiple toolpaths to get it deeper, was this the same concept?

[@stephanforseilles]

Thanks. At the beginning of the video you can see the sheet where I wrote all the plug start depths. As you can see there are a lot of different values depending on how thick that part of the plug is, is it a "plug in a plug", etc. Based on that Plug Start Depth, Plug Flat Depths it generally 2 or 3 mm and pocket flat depth is plug start depth + glue gap (what I messed up in the 'Wall' part), often 1mm. I indeed do multiple 'stacked' toolpath if I have to go deeper than 8-9mm total (the max I'm comfortable doing in one pass).

[@jnkconsultbv8274]

One more :-) nice.

[@bender_bay]

Epic!

[@pierreb4149]

Bonjour Stéphan, Encore une fois félicitations pour ton travail. J'aimerais te demander quelques informations car j'ai décidé de franchir le pas et d'acquérir une A3X chez Euro Makers. Cependant, je ne sais pas comment t'écrire hors commentaire public et je ne voudrais pas polluer ton fil de commentaires. Merci par avance, Pierre.

[@stephanforseilles]

Hello. Si tu as Instagram là on peut s'envoyer des MP!

[@pierreb4149]

@@stephanforseilles Bonjour Stéphan, j'ai installé Instagram et je t'ai écrit mais je ne sais pas si tu as reçu le message. J'espère ne pas m'être trompé. Tiens moi au courant quand tu as un moment. Merci par avance. Pierre.

[@simonrancourt7834]

Get a flattening bit

[@stephanforseilles]

I tried but on very hard woods end grain it vibrates a lot.