Carbide Create for Beginners - EASY FIRST Project

[@ryanschwarz2347]

Thanks so much for taking us through your whole process, not successes and all! Really helpful for a beginner.

[@cyberreefguru]

Thanks Ryan - I am glad you enjoyed - and learned from my failures! Thanks for watching!

[@daniellutringer9519]

Loved the thorough explanation. Awesome job!

[@cyberreefguru]

Thank you - thanks for watching!

[@zmanfishing3361]

I appreciate the time and effort to share this info. Great job. Keep the lessons coming!

[@cyberreefguru]

Thanks! I really appreciate the positive feedback!

[@JMD-yn4btw]

I was wondering why you didn’t use tabs to prevent the inner piece from coming loose? I know you think you have good adhesion, but that final pass is very dangerous. Love the instructions and learning process.

[@cyberreefguru]

Hi there -- well, because I thought I had good adhesion ;). In reality, tabs can be a pain - in this case, I just didn't want to clean them up on the router table. In hindsight, I took it to the router table anyway, so tabs would have been fine. No "good" answer but "an" answer ;). Thanks for watching!

[@AcrylicMemories]

I noticed you chose the inside path instead of the outside path Thanks for this video

[@cyberreefguru]

Yep - I should have watched the video before making the catch all! 😆 Thanks for watching!

[@wadetomczyk8043]

I wonder why you didn't use the center option instead of dragging object?

[@CRGUncut]

Hi Wade - simply put, I can never find it when I need it -- it's definitely a me thing ;). But everyone else, it's under the align function -- I just looked :). Thanks for watching!

[@cyberreefguru]

Yeah, what he said ;)

[@chchchscott1]

Type 15mm in the inch field and it will automatically do the calculation.

[@cyberreefguru]

Hi - I tried that an it didn't work -- will try again. Thanks for watching!

[@JoesStyle]

@@cyberreefguru I believe it may be in the new version 7 of carbide create's expression editor, but to use it in a project for example if your project is in inches and you want to enter a mm value you just type that in, say "6mm" then hit "enter" and it will automatically convert for you.