Adding T-Track Clamps // Wasteboard Upgrade to the Onefinity CNC // How To

[@kenmiller2869]

I love your honesty. My journey has also been a "learn as I go" in a lot of ways. My grandfather taught me a lot of the old ways but then I got a career. Trying to remember the lessons of old and incorporate the new as well. I look forward to the journey and I thank you for sharing with us. As i get better ill start sharing myself. Ken

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Ken Miller that’s the best way to learn! Make a bunch of mistakes and learn from them 😁 good luck in your journey enjoy the process and learn all you can!

[@BruceAUlrich]

Looks like a nice and simple way to get a very functional wasteboard. Thanks for sharing!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Bruce A. Ulrich heck yeah Worse case scenario I buy a new piece of mdf if I don’t like it lol

[@johnchan6191]

Wow, gr8 vdo on making a hold down & a grid 4 the cnc. Thx 4 sharing on Utube.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks!

[@gregoryshelton4024]

Thank you for getting back to me I'm liking everything I see about this machine you're you're shows or whatever you call them I don't know what they're called I'm not a checky with the stuff have been very helpful and I thank you

[@aznracer816]

just bought mines, getting it in jan 2021, excited

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Heck yeah your gonna love it! Lots of time to think of ideas lol

[@Grimm_Book]

You finally get it?

[@fredscott413]

came back for another look, waiting for my machine to come,thanks.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

😆😆 I’ll try and make more onefinity content soon!

[@acesnoopy]

Great video, about to set my onefinity up this weekend

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Ohhh exciting!!! ThAnks 😁

[@bryanbrunner9548]

I'm ordering one tomorrow for building guitars primarily but will use it for other things as well. This will be my first CNC so I'm pretty excited about it. I was looking at the Longmill CNC but saw the Onefinity in your videos and there is definitely a difference in quality.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Nice! I really want to make a guitar you’ll love the machine 🙌🏼

[@derekdodson5623]

I’m enjoying your channel. This looks like a solid CNC machine. Thanks

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks for watching 😁

[@zombieno1]

I plan on having a variety of waste boards for mine. Quick swap feature. Thinking at least 3 types. T tracks Threaded Vacuum clamp Maybe a modular one as well.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

zombieno1 That’s a really good idea! With the way it’s set up shouldn’t be too difficult

[@jay07059]

Great video guys - thanks for sharing! I appreciate that you left in the mistake on the t-track - it's a good heads up and nice to see even the pro's aren't always perfect :)

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Definitely not perfect! You should of seen my mistake the other day when one of my clamps slipped 😂

[@DesignCraftWorkshop]

Great tutorial guys! This was on of the upgrades I loved about my old Shapeoko.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Design Craft Workshop Thanks! Any accessories you recommend?

[@protect.your.digits.creations]

Thank you , I learned so much . You guys are the best.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks! You're the best!

[@clarkstevens2711]

One trick I did when I wanted my grid to stand out I cut the grid and then I spray-painted the top and then when I surfaced the top I had perfectly Red Lions with my logo in the board

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Oh nice! Good idea

[@1734gator]

In the world of industrial CNC manufacturing that is called a subplate. In that application it would be a big piece of aluminum that you can drill and tap holes in for mounting vises and fixtures without ever leaving any marks on the table.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Gus Cox oh nice! Thanks for the info I didn’t know that 👊🏼

[@rrgibson]

Awesome! This is an upgrade I really need to do.

[@michaeldennis7857]

I got my woodworker yesterday and it want go all the way to the right.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

you probly have to adjust your offsets, i would reach out to onefintiy or comment in the facebook onefinty user group. should be a simple fix, they have a forum right up on it.

[@ArganicWoodwork]

That Jeff guy is HAWT! But fo real solid work guys

[@TwoMooseDesign]

lmao 🤣

[@exelenc94]

I'm excited to switch to 1f in the future from a longmill.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

you'll love it!

[@CommonwealthCreations]

Awesome. I just snagged 6 Incra t track pieces for my next cnc. That’s right, my next cnc. 😉

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Commonwealth Creations whhhhaaaaattt 😯 what one did you go with??

[@chrystald.]

Nicely done!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Chrystal Dunlow thank you! 😁

[@Z-add]

I would have done a dry run. Placed everything on the table to see if everything worked. I would have also used the cut mdf as spacers to mark the t tracks.

[@robertstrickland1979]

great video, looking forward to my oneinfinity

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Robert Strickland thanks! And me too! I should get a production model soon and I’ll make some more videos 🙌🏼

[@CoffeyCustomBuilds]

Solid video! I enjoyed the walkthrough. Makes me look forward to a CNC even more.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Coffey Custom Builds thanks man! Start saving those pennies you definitely need one

[@CoffeyCustomBuilds]

Two Moose Design Yeah I think I'll end up taking out a loan for it. Or throw it in a zero interest card. They pay for themselves so fast.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Coffey Custom Builds absolutely our x carve paid for itself in 6 months and we knew nothing

[@rspandetjr]

My only concern about adding t trac is cutting into them and breaking bits. Is that not an issue?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

The tracks are typically aluminum which is a soft metal and you would blow through them with ease. I would be more concerned on why you are cutting though the waste board over a 1/4 lol

[@richarnaud7794]

I noticed you never milled the top surface of the wasteboard?? or did you? before you put the grid lines in? I got my machine recently and followed your wasteboard t/track setup..thanks alot..you guys are great!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

You definitely can surface the work area. I didn’t because I didn’t have a bit at that time. And Id you only cut small stuff like trays you’ll never notice. Large stuff over 20x20 definitely surface the wasteboard

[@martyn1678]

you could have screwed both outer tracks down the pushed all your remaining t tracks up against one side, measure the remaining gap and divided by 4. that would have given you equal mdf bed widths with little fuss or effort

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks for the tip 👊🏼

[@martyn1678]

@@TwoMooseDesign lol no probs, love the machine by way, pitty i live in uk

[@toddm9957]

Flag is cool!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Thanks!

[@toddm9957]

I haven't figured out how to send you pictures of some of my cnc work through your email

[@ericjohnson6456]

When doing the CA Glue and tape thing, why not just put the tape on the project, add glue, add the other piece of tape, then turn over and stick to the waste board? Then you don't have to try and line up the tape pieces with the blank in the way?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

That would work too 🤷🏼‍♂️ I’ve never had an issue 😁👍🏼

[@allenpoling6854]

@@TwoMooseDesign HI. Great learning videos. Onefinity is on order but getting educated. So, do you use the magic super glue for all projects or just the small things? T-tracks for the larger items or just options to use?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

@@allenpoling6854 mostly for small stuff, ill use clamps on larger stuff. but its plenty strong for sheet goods

[@DanielDunlap]

Great video, guys! I didn’t realize you had two different CNCs. Which one do you prefer?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Daniel Dunlap Woodworks both are great but the onefinity takes the cake. The x carve has been good to use for 3 years now!

[@fredscott413]

thanks.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

You're welcome

[@williamdugger5572]

I am a little concerned about the Y-axis running on rails that aren't supported. Have you had a chance to check for flex? Also, I am little surprised they don't have stop and zero switches. Maybe these will make it into the production machines. I think this is a fine looking machine but at this point is a huge gamble. Loved the box BTW.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

William Dugger There is no flex at all. Myers Woodshop posted a video standing on his on facebook and Instagram. There are soft limits in the software no switches needed 👌🏼👌🏼 thank you! I appreciate you checking out the video!

[@DormantIdeasNIQ]

I may be missing something here... but consider this: First, the channel waste board approach seems much better than this screw-on type. Way too many screws to deal with, and more planning to line up the stock each time. The channel type, is much quicker, less cumbersome. Surely there may be pros and cons for either... chyme in, we all need to learn. Second, it also looks to be bad planning. ...and I am not picking on anyone nor you specifically. ALL the people who mean to show others how to do a waste board are omitting clues. First the CNC is installed on a table/flat surface, then the waste board becomes an after the fact proposition. The Z depth is then partially eaten by the add-on waste board. Should not the waste board top rather line up with the maximum depth of the Z axis? Therefore now, you must add thickness(strips) under the feet of the machine to raise it to par? ...again, chyme in...

[@misterjj779]

Great video. Thanks. I've been programming and machining steel for about 30 years now and just ordered my onefinity. Looking forward to doing some fun stuff with it. Any recommendations on programming software that won't limit programming options? I'm hoping they eventually develop a 5 axis machine.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

If you have the budget vectric software is great!

[@misterjj779]

@@TwoMooseDesign Awesome. Thank you. I'll look into it

[@TwoMooseDesign]

@@misterjj779 you’re welcome!

[@misterjj779]

@@TwoMooseDesign Well the day has arrived. Machine came today with the X50 upgrade. Came back here to get a refresher on your waste board set up. I'm going to start on it tomorrow and then work on my enclosure. Have you ever decided to add bench dogs to your waste board along with using cam style clamps?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

@@misterjj779 I’ve tried both they work great! I’ll be posting a similar video Saturday with the journeyman 🙌🏼 I’ll have to come up with a video on a bunch of ways to mount stuff

[@seckora]

What software do you use? You're the second person I've seen using a game controller.....I'd love to be doing that!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

its a onefinity thing. it isnt apart of any software. i believe you can do it with other machines some how but I don't know

[@seckora]

@@TwoMooseDesign I have a postly 3d printed CNC that Im working on, so I'll definitely look more into it. Thanks! Keep up the awesome content!

[@TR-et3py]

New to channel. My Onefinity is coming in early August. I was going to prep for it as much as I can by starting to build the table. Do you have a table build video? Or can you tell me the size of the top? And overall height.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! 48” wide and 60” long would be more than enough. The controller is about 8” and the machine is about 45”x45”

[@jav9888]

Great VID !! lots of great hints, question what bit do you use for out side cuts ? lets say cutting circles , sqaures ...

[@TwoMooseDesign]

I like 1/8 or 1/4” down cut bits. Up cuts and compression bits are also great options. Thanks for watching!

[@gregoryshelton4024]

Can you etch designs on soft metal such as aluminum

[@TwoMooseDesign]

yes! you can mill and etch aluminum.

[@realtech4322]

good job dear...

[@ramblerssafarnaama4181]

Hi, superb video. How are you controlling the cnc with the gamepad? Any schematics would be helpful. Thanks

[@TwoMooseDesign]

It’s something onefinity offers. I have seen a few others do it wish other CNCs but I don’t know the details sorry

[@mroberts41107]

Great video, im purchasing my first cnc and definitely going with the 1F. Question do you use the probe? It's $90 dollars and if I don't need to purchase I would rather save where I can. Thanks

[@TwoMooseDesign]

I personally do not use a probe. If you dont have experience i recommend one. I used one when i started out definitely helps but not needed. Watch my How to make a catch all tray video i talk about how i set the zero without one, somewhere in the middle i believe.

[@mroberts41107]

@@TwoMooseDesign thank you for the super fast response, just purchased with my new 1F... Now to wait 3 months for delivery 😥 Love watching your videos inspired me to want to move forward with wood working. Thank you

[@TwoMooseDesign]

@@mroberts41107 thanks! I appreciate you following along. You’ll love it! The wait is brutal lol

[@omegachar4754]

That same piece of MDF is $46 today lol. Covid prices can't go away fast enough.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Right! It’s insane and I agree 😔

[@markbennison3399]

Thanks for sharing your videos. I'm waiting on a Journeyman and was wondering if you were starting from scratch (as I am), would you still build your own waste board or would you consider the QCW? Thanks.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

The qcw looks pretty nice! I haven’t played with one yet but if it’s in the budget I’d probably get it, one less thing to worry about 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@antonioguzman7660]

hi I'm learning a lot with your videos thank you! I'm about to buy my first cnc, I'm not sure which one its better shapeoko 4xxl or onefinity woodworker x50 any recommendation? I really appreciate thank you!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! I haven’t had the opportunity to use a shapeoko but I really like our onefinity I’ve had it for over a year. I would check out the onefinity user facebook page, I’m sure someone there has used both.

[@antonioguzman7660]

@@TwoMooseDesign ok, thank you I will check on face book.

[@shaynetcrocker]

Will this CNC be able to tile?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

I believe any Cnc can tile it’s all in the software

[@donwires5793]

Finally a SOLID cnc machine! Any plans for dust control?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

yep! I should have a dust boot any day now. Then ill add a video of our set up.

[@Bart_Depestele]

do you think you could do inlay with different wood for the stars or is it a bit too small?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

If you did a v carve inlay your might be a able too 🤷🏼‍♂️ I don’t do very many so I’m not exactly sure how small you can go

[@downhiller21158]

Can you post the link to the grid pattern possibly?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Once I sell our x carve I need to make a new one. I don’t have the file so one I make a new one I’ll figure out how to post it

[@miketeresitaalvarado321]

Good video, I was wondering if you used Easel to make your grid lines, I noticed that your spoil board is 32"X32" does Easel make carves that size without tiling? do you use the Pro or free version. Thank you Mike

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! We did. You can adjust the size as large as you want I believe and we use pro version

[@DormantIdeasNIQ]

@@TwoMooseDesign what is Easel? does it come with the Onefinity machine? How does that fit in the big picture?

[@jda407]

what t-track clamps have you ended up using, if any? I just built mine the same way and I'm now realizing that the Rockler t-track inline clamps will not work because the track is lower than the spoil board. Just wondering if you are using any or just sticking with the glue/tape method? seems that the t-tracks could be irrelevant if you are and the spoil board could be one big board with the grid. Also, do you have a file for the grid that you can share? save some vcarve design time. ;-) thanks. can't wait to dive into things with my 1F

[@athanasiospersopoulos1499]

Waiting for mine unfortunately not before end of December Question how big is your table top ?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Umm 52x52 I believe. 48”x48” mdf with a 2x4 frame but I cut a rabbet in the 2x4s to hold the piece

[@sarahknight2586]

I love the videos yall do, I'm thinking about ordering a Shapeoko XXL today. The onefinity says you have to preorder how long does it take to get one? Also what do you think about the Shapeoko XXL or do I need to wait for the onefinity. Thanks

[@TwoMooseDesign]

sarah knight hey Sarah! Thanks for checking our our videos we appreciate it! I think the shapeoko is a great machine a lot of people seem to be pretty happy with them, I’ve personally never used one. We had an x carve for 2 years and I much prefer the onefinity over that. I think onefinity opens up orders again sometime this month and then you’ll probably have to wait a few months to get it. Soooooo is probably let that decide which way to go 🤷🏼‍♂️ if you don’t have a problem waiting I think the onefinity is a great machine 👌🏼

[@sarahknight2586]

Thank you, I was wondering does the onefinity make the flags that the Shapeoko xxl makes? Thanks, keep those videos coming.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

sarah knight I’m not exactly sure what your referring too I’m assuming the flags most people make with pretty much the engraved stars with like a police or fireman logo in the middle?

[@joeking433]

I don't get it. Why wouldn't you just put the waste board strips and the t tracks down at the tame time? Wouldn't you have a lot less measuring?

[@stonebayrocker]

Nice! 👌🏻 How does double sided tape work compared to tape+CA+tape?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

stonebay productions honestly haven’t tried the double sided tape this hasn’t let me down yet 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

[@stonebayrocker]

@@TwoMooseDesign ok! 👍🏻 Do you think double sided would be easier? A couple of operations less!? Great content BTW! 👍🏻

[@TwoMooseDesign]

stonebay productions yeah absolutely if it holds well enough it it would for sure be a little easier

[@stonebayrocker]

@@TwoMooseDesign sure thing! 👍🏻 I have ordered an onefinity! Following along you testing and also getting to know you're company! 👍🏻 It would be nice with an video about what router bits you're using and what speeds/feeds your running them at! 👍🏻

[@TwoMooseDesign]

stonebay productions absolutely I definitely plan on making one like that 😁 you love having a Cnc they can do soo much!

[@richarnaud7794]

How often do you use tape? I'm wondering if I'll even use clamps if I do the glue thing??

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Depends on the project but I use tape most of the time

[@mysticvalleywoodworks2777]

What size is the table for your Onefinity? My OF came in Christmas eve. I need to build a table for it.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

My table is 50x50 but I depends on where you want to put the controller 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@mysticvalleywoodworks2777]

I want the controler next to the machine

[@TwoMooseDesign]

@@mysticvalleywoodworks2777 machine is 44” controller is 8” wide

[@matthewwright57]

$23 for a sheet of MDF?!? Ah the old times.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

😆😆 right it really sucks now

[@resorter66]

Do you have a file for this flag tray . that you can share or for sale. I would like to make some for christmas gifts

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Hey! Send me and email. [e-mail] I’ll see if I still have the file

[@resorter66]

@@TwoMooseDesign [e-mail]

[@ricknutz7139]

What size did you make your work area?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

The bench is 52" x 52"

[@venko3211]

Please give 3d STL file links.i am interested to make this cnc

[@BattleBorn13]

Great video. But that flag has way too many stripes, sir... 😂

[@user-ip6ct8gd3v]

❤❤

[@venko3211]

What driver's and electronic

[@jpm_nt_i9308]

Would Corel Draw be a viable option for use with a Onefinity?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

sorry im not familiar with that software so im not sure. It does work with most cnc softwares

[@richarnaud7794]

I dont understand why you pre-drill the c'sinks on the t-track..i ordered the same ones and they come pre-drilled with nice c'sinks..the self-centering bits don't really do anything..just dont understand why you use self-centering bits on holes with c'sinks??

[@TwoMooseDesign]

You don’t have to. I pre drill all my holes it’s a habit with working with wood everyday 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@michaeldennis7857]

Got fixed had the x where the z supposed to be .whoops

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Glad you got it fixed!

[@jaggycreations4712]

WhAt software are you using?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

i run easel and vectric

[@chrismoog294]

What all did you buy with this Cnc on the original purchase?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Chris Moog for attachments?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Chris Moog or accessories I guess I should say

[@chrismoog294]

Yes accessories

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Chris Moog with any machine id highly recommended a dust boot and probe they are the top two must haves in my opinion

[@mtz3843]

wish i could afford a oneinfinity but to costly.

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Pretty much every large hobbyists Cnc cost $2000-$3000 🤷🏼‍♂️ the shapeoko is in the same range as these two

[@mtz3843]

@@TwoMooseDesign i can get a millright for 1,200

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Okay doesn’t matter what machine you use as long as it does what you need it too

[@EastLondonKiwi]

Hi nice machine and I look forward to seeing how you get on with it. Re squaring up stock, have you thought of Bench-dogs, or pins? have a look at this guy Peter Parffit who has done a load of research into the subject and made a tool to install them on normal work spaces (which I don't think you'll need for this approach to work on your cnc), kzbin.info/www/bejne/iXKumYaGd9Sto9U importantly for you, he goes into the maths and why their placement works. If you purchased some procession ground drill rod, you could cut that down to make some pins. then have you CNC bore exact holes in your spoil board at key points that enable you to quickly square stock at known points by inserting the pins at stock placement time. You might even have them so your stock hits exact Y and X placements, negating the need to zero the X and Y, then once the stock is held down, remove the pins for cutting? If you saved this dog placement and sizing in your grind cutting and spoil board surfacing Gcode, you'd have a repeated-able pin placement every time you changed your boards. Hope that helps. take care D

[@guilhermegodinho9082]

Is Teds woodworking legit?

[@TwoMooseDesign]

I don’t know what that is

[@flatlander523]

STOP WITH THE "WHAT IS UP"!

[@TwoMooseDesign]

Oh

[@flatlander523]

Well, I guess what I mean is just talk to me as if I was standing in the room with you. A lot of content providers do the same intro and only a few make it sound personable. Your message is great. And yes, you probably guessed it, I'm an old guy,

[@hafzamacie8858]

Try to do it with Stodoys plans :)