Onefinity 3D Carve - Elk on Walnut

[@roadzend4475]

Fantastic job on the elk. Worth the carve time. Can't wait till I get the Onefinity.

[@secondwind75]

That sure did turn out nice, Mr. Mitz. Well done, sir. Troy

[@richarnaud7794]

Mike, I purchased Carveco Maker today and look forward to following your videos..I might try this for a first part..Great job on the Elk!

[@hcamardelle]

Amazing cut Mitz. Good job!

[@tommypers7973]

Well done Mitz

[@ronaldhoppus9015]

That's pretty darn awesome buddy. Would love to see you designing that in Maker... thanks

[@ronaldhoppus9015]

@@onefinity-trainingtipswithMitz I've seen some that just use their camera to record the screen. Seems to work OK...

[@richarnaud7794]

Mike, I noticed you have some PVC fittings attached to your Dust boot..Will I need to buy those parts to connect my hose up? I have a 2.5" hose on my current "Rigid" 4.5 hp shop vac..Do you think that will be enough?

[@ronaldhoppus9015]

Hi Mitz, I'm just reviewing a few things (my machine is sheduled for next week!) and wondering if that 1/6" ball nose is a tapered bit? And what are your thoughts on the up/down end mills? Thanks

[@onefinity-trainingtipswithMitz]

Yes...1/16” Ballnose is a tapered bit. 1/4” shank. The up/down bits won’t work unless you go deeper that the transition of flutes from up to down, with the exception of the Jenny or Jenny mini.

[@fredscott413]

thanks.

[@D-GatDesignsLLC]

How long did this take?

[@onefinity-trainingtipswithMitz]

It was roughly a 7 hour carve. Could be run faster to get the carve time down

[@geraldsmith8878]

NICE!