CNC Moldings SUPER Easy and FAST

[@lonnieguyette7482]

jeff is the best NO NONSENSE talking site ive seen he just tells you the way it is. LOVE THIS GUY.

[@PoolforAmateurs]

Thanks for adding this video. I have been trying to figure out a way to design moldings faster than actually having to do the two rail sweep. This is a great find. Thanks a lot Jeff.

[@Sehast]

Great to see you back Jeff. Helpful video as always. Easy way to create custom moldings or even a raised panel door.

[@bobheltibridle6023]

Jeff Thank you for ALL of your video's, You and your video's are what got me interested in CNC Routers, I bought a Maverick from Legacy Woodworking Machines. Please keep posting. Thank You again

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

Nice of you to say Bob. Thanks for the encouragement. I am really hoping to hit it hard in 2017 and looking at getting a Maverick myself. Have a great holiday.

[@bobheltibridle6023]

I'm pretty sure you will enjoy it (Maverick) the folks at Legacy are very helpful and great to work with.

[@davidconaway2830]

I'm learning a lot from your videos. Thank you very much for the detailed explanations and "how to" step by step procedures. and

[@ViperishTiger]

My left ear enjoyed this video.

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

Very helpful

[@pietswemmer5746]

Afternoon Jeff, does this method have the option of rough first, then finish. Reason it drops to max depth even by choosing 1mm at a time, thank you

[@jeffsearles3510]

Yes, you may select a roughing tool path first use a quarter inch or 6.35mm endmill to do the roughing first, then do your finish pass. The roughing will probably make 2-3 passes in the general shape depending on size, then finishing cleans it all up. Hope this helps, and thanks for watching.

[@pietswemmer5746]

@@jeffsearles3510 Thank you

[@MelbourneAlan]

great video. would this work with a line that wasnt straight. could you use it to ake curved mouldings

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

It ABSOLUTELY works with curves and or line segments that are not straight. You can machine some pretty cool moldings. Thanks for watching.

[@isabelosaavedra]

Hello Jeff, I love your tutorial. Where can I get the moulding profiles ? thanks

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

Thanks. I just searched “moulding profiles” in Google. Also might try “crown moulding profiles”. Thanks for watching.

[@timboctou8492]

very nice

[@timboctou8492]

can you share a link to where we can find mold profiles?

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

Timboc Tou Don't recall exact sit, I just googled moulding profiles...Hundreds of pictures to download then trace profiles. No copyright issues on pictures. Thanks for watching.

[@timboctou8492]

Work Against The Grain I always watch your videos

[@CNCPRINTBLOGSPOT]

hi, the original files can be found on: www.vectric.com/cool-stuff/projects/2016/jade-and-ebony-box.html

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

CNCPRINT.BLOGSPOT Indeed Michael's files are there. I thought I had given him credit at beginning of video, however the tutorial was traced from some vectors on line then created. Michael is GREAT, and I hope I didn't come across as pirating or steeling his specific profile. If it comes across that way my apologies. Would never represent something as original that wasn't. Thanks for the input.

[@marceaton3128]

Where did you find those molding images at Jeff?

[@WorkAgainstTheGrain]

Marc Eaton Hello Marc, I literally just googled moldings, and crown molding images and hundreds of profiles popped up, then I would redraw them with drawing tools in Aspire. Hope that helps.