How To Design A Wooden Tray Using VCarve Pro® | Software Tutorial

[@oldNavyJZ]

I love that dust collection setup. I'm going to make something similar for my CNC.

[@kennystamp8457]

Hi great video, you helped, quite a few pennies dropped into place…..I’m a carpenter for 50 years plus, I purchased a cnc for retirement, I wanted something challenging something that will cause to keep me think ….!!! Every time I find an answer, I have more questions……..lol Regards Kenny Stamp

[@gregchristineharris7207]

Good video yo. I started using v carve with a shop bot( that’s what the school I work at purchased) I want to get the Laguna for my own shop.

[@BaconDanish]

Thanks for explaingen. 🤗🥰

[@dsaworxcarpentrysolutions9155]

Nice work

[@lizvest5159]

It would be nice if you showed or mention how to set or change the spindle speed setting. Great to see a project made using the IQ. I really would like to see something made using the vertical hold down fixture that can be seen on the machine in the video. The ability to cut past the end of the bed is a feature that I am not sure a lot of other machines have and ut would be great to know how to use it

[@LagunaTools]

Thanks for the input! Passing this information along to our video team!

[@zsoltgirba5054]

Great video, thanks. Quick question. Why did you use the tool touch off on the spoil board vs. the material?

[@LagunaTools]

Hi Zsolt, We designed the file in the software to touch off on the bottom of the material. He’s touching off on the spoilboard because that is the bottom of the material.

[@zsoltgirba5054]

@@LagunaTools Thanks so much. I appreciate the response!

[@Andre-948]

Awesome thanks. As a complete novice, I was wondering what is the accuracy one can achieve on a mass production doing this process? Meaning if I set specific sizes with the cnc, how accurate will be let's say the actual inside cut compared to the settings? Because I have 200 ceramic dishes (rectangle shape) and I would like to have 200 trays made and then put the dishes inside the trays (I'd like them to fit as precise as possible without leaving to much of a gap). Would you say too much variation occurs among the trays causing some dishes to fit and some don't?

[@LagunaTools]

Hey there. The average tolerance and repeatability on the CNC is +/- 0.002. This should work fine for your application.

[@Andre-948]

@@LagunaTools cool! Thanks a lot

[@exclusivoenmadera]

I want to know for wath is rhe use of each of the diferent bits. Tank for your explanation. I right from Nicaragua. Soon i buy a CNC 3'x6. I use spanish so excuse my for my bad english. Sorry.

[@LagunaTools]

Hi there! We use Vortex Tool bits for this video. You can really dig deep into application specific tooling with the information on their website here: www.vortextool.com/ Thanks!

[@jd_creations_wood3968]

Sent you cnc sales guy an email the other day haven’t heard back from him. We are looking at buying a Swift 4x4

[@LagunaTools]

Hi JD Creations, Thank you for the comment. We're following up with you this morning.

[@53notneb]

How would you taper the sides to a more rounded corners at the bottom of the tray?

[@LagunaTools]

Hi Jerry! You can use a ball-nose endmill bit to produce a more rounded inside profile on the tray. Hope this helps!

[@acerjuglans383]

You could use a larger diameter bit to get a more rounded corner. I have a 1-1/4" core box bit that I use for my trays.

[@ccccen]

I like the machine but I'm totally lost with it :(

[@exclusivoenmadera]

In the same board i can make more of the artcles. Tkank for your explanatios.

[@LagunaTools]

If you would like to talk to a CNC specialist, please call 1.800.234.1976 and we can help you figure it out!

[@antonshkabara3090]

My adventure with woodworking started with Woodglut.