Organize your garage or shop! Drill Storage Charging Station

In this video, I will use the ShopBot CNC machine to show you the process we use to manufacture our Drill Storage Stations.
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[@thehamlinwoodshop]

600 ipm now that’s moving! Love the cnc vids. Thanks Andy.

[@mrsestun]

How long last the comprasion bit cutting like that ,1 pass ?

[@MaxMakerChannel]

I love this project!

[@felixfromnebraska8648]

Just ordered your Drill Station, looking forward to the addition to my shop. Love your videos, wish you made them more often.

[@GlassImpressions]

Felix! Just got your order! It will ship today! Thank you for supporting what I do!

[@felixfromnebraska8648]

Thanks, Andy!

[@Tupacula]

Felix From Nebraska how is it?

[@AngieWilliamsDesigns]

very cool project. Assembly looked super easy. Nice!

[@georgenettlesjr1466]

How to buy one?

[@bobt2522]

Thanks for explaining your workflow and your rationale. I am impressed with the 600 ipm cutting speed; we tend to get nervous using that high a speed for traversing with our ShopBot.

[@GlassImpressions]

Our move speed is much faster than 600 IPM. Our cutting speeds for cabinet and closet work are around 450. For products that we run, we R&D the heck out of the process to develop confident process reliability so we can be as efficient as possible. In our production runs, we are actually waiting on the CNC to finish so any seconds we can eliminate the from the machine is a big help.

[@saindon3]

What is the cost of the drill charging station and how much is shipping to ZIP Code 67207?

[@gandjboyd7872]

Is it possible to make the whole bottom part of the unit slotted for cordless tools ? I have multiple Ridgid cordless tools (18V/12V) and Ridgid pneumatic staplers and nail guns (2-18g brad and staple gun , 1-16g , 1-23g

[@slowdaze]

Really enjoyed this video's walk through of your work flow.

[@thehamlinwoodshop]

Wouldn’t you want to have your toolpath for your dados and rabbets before your profile cuts just because of the added stability?

[@GlassImpressions]

The Hamlin Woodshop I found I had better cutting results by doing them after. With the tabs, stability wasn’t an issue.

[@thehamlinwoodshop]

Glass Impressions I was wondering that Andy. Cleaner cuts I suppose. Thanks!

[@LDBecker]

My CNC is a 2x4 Laguna IQ Pro (expanded) - how difficult is it to alter the CNC files to work with smaller pieces of wood (no room in my garage shop for a full-size CNC).

[@GlassImpressions]

Lawrence Becker do you have Vcarve Pro or aspire? Are you comfortable using it? If so, easy! If not, then very hard

[@LDBecker]

@@GlassImpressions The CNC isn't here yet - having it custom built with 12" gantry and 2x4 table and ATC. Ordered it with Aspire. Probably here in "2-3 weeks" - haha... already been that long. I'm pretty good with computers and other design software (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign), and don't have too many worries about it. And I've been playing with Aspire for a couple of years prior to buying it... I was just concerned that the parts were locked somehow to one size board. Sounds like it's a standard Vectric file that can be manipulated normally, right?

[@neetujibehal8556]

Can you deliver /shipped to Canada toronto. Is this available on Amazon please advise

[@GlassImpressions]

Neetu ji behal yes I can ship to Canada. Visit my website. Www.Andyglassimpressions.Com/store.

[@markscheiner3952]

Very interesting video Andy. Thanks for posting. Do you think you could have managed the whole workflow using Fusion 360 instead of sketchup and vector?

[@GlassImpressions]

I find fusion 360 very cumbersome for 2.5D CNC Router Work. I find with wood, plastics, and softer metals, as long as you keep your speeds and feed correct, you can run some solid CAM. When you get into more delicate materials, more sophisticated CAM strategies are beneficial.

[@okain1000]

You must use a roundover bit for the tool bays, otherwise the sharp edges will mark the tools over time.

[@GlassImpressions]

Oded Kain great idea!

[@HaasGrotesk]

Oh no! Then I can't show all of my buddies my perfect never used tools! Oh nooo!

[@enelgaragedemartincho]

Thats a sexy equipment Great job

[@yulirachmahwulandari]

Apik dan rapi

[@joeychgo]

wish you sold this as a kit ready to assemble

[@GlassImpressions]

joeychgo I do! Check the link!

[@joeychgo]

NICE Thank you! You dont happen to have one that also allows storage of cordless saws too do you?

[@GlassImpressions]

joeychgo unfortunately not at this time.

[@xblindfolded]

"traditional woodworking"

[@Billlupton]

more Americxan selling, at least you dont bhave awful noise

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