Shaper Workstation Tutorial

[@brianmosse]

So exiting, I have never been so happy to be part of a revolution, it's much more than CNC. I started my apprenticeship in 1971 so I know when something is worth the money and our time.

[@arnoldowen7831]

*exciting

[@drmikejean]

I guess I've been using only 25% of my workstation! You guys thought of everything! Just awesome!

[@deedsvp6990]

❤

[@sputnik4216]

I watched this video 3x already over a span of a few months. Superior communicator here! This fellow really knows his craft and product! This router and workstation system is futureshock! Amazing! I wonder does he still work at Shaper?

[@kiwdwks]

Just received mine. Looking forward to all the possibilities Shaper Origin/workstation can provide!

[@RottweilerSen]

Ik heb er nog nooit 1 in Nederland gezien mooi apparaat ❤👍👍

[@bradpreston2756]

This really seems well thought out. Congratulations on your release.

[@FrenchRenovation]

Just amazing

[@mikederleth3442]

Well done mate!!! I’m ordering mine tomorrow, can’t wait

[@intoart340]

Brilliant design. This video is making me look real hard at this Origin CNC and work station.

[@steelkatz9750]

I'll never be able to afford these things but still can't stop watching the videos

[@cerberus2881]

"Whether you think you can or can't, you're right." - Henry Ford Better listen to Ford, and change your mind.

[@f.d.6667]

Being a chair maker by trade, I must admit that I am quite impressed with this system!

[@Riverafo821]

Great video ...thanks

[@docfate]

Will definitely have to purchase this workstation..

[@kensly7125]

looks to be very well thought out.

[@slhasebroock]

Brilliant! Can't wait!

[@IamtheLordofDoom]

Pretty cool. Would have been nice to see it actually working!

[@Shapertools]

We use Workstation in most Shaper Sessions! Should be some opportunities to see Workstation being used for a project like the ones you're interested in!

[@80211Denver]

Hey, watching this one I wonder... why spoil board only only on the table side of the work piece? Wouldn't you also want to clamp one to the outside? Might have something to do with the direction of the cut but... dunno

[@ColfaxMath]

Love it

[@unitwoodworking5403]

Great and nice, I will try to do it soon.

[@nigelhasenbaum]

One thing I have found that is a problem with this workstation on day 1 was that there is no back support for when you place heavier wood on the shelf. I made a larger shelf top and using bigger materials bends it down. Why no back support? It just hangs off the ledge and has no contact with the back surface that its mounted onto. Huge oversight in my opinion.

[@tinman7743]

Engineering at its best

[@tyronwheatley2306]

Very nice 👍

[@jd8603]

looking forward to my set 👍👍

[@onwingsofmidnight]

I am concerned that the cam fixing for the shelf pulls up towards you to lock. rather than locking by pushing away from the operator, This could mean bumping into the clamp and loosening the shelf inadvertently. A better design would be that pushing away from the oporator towards the bench will only secure the shelf more preventing accidental loosening while you are intent on working on the shaper. Just an observation. Id love one but out of my price range for occasional use.

[@slaading]

Thanks! is there a video where you explain how the dominoes strips are used on the workstation?

[@swampflux]

Didn't occur to me until I saw this that I'll be able to combine the shelf with double-sided tape.

[@martyn1678]

if only i was rich i would be really excited for this product

[@Patrick-pk5pm]

Bonjour, très intéressant et intéressé, comment peut on et où la commandé avec le support origine, je suis français et cherche à savoir où je peut en acheter une , merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo 👋😎

[@philippoberholzer6095]

i love using the shaper origin so much and now i have a part where i'll be needing this workstation so thanks for the introduction it will help a lot! just one question; can you scan the part that you're working on just by turning the shaper 180degrees? or you just don't scan the part since you lways have the same working space?

[@Mansoor013]

Yes you can spin it around as long as there is some of the tape in your peripheral field.

[@hermanelm]

como adquirir essa maquina, qual o valor?

[@TheAlogoc]

If i ever buy SO, i will made workstation from aluminium extrusion profiles, twice the size of this, half the price.

[@voidwareprohibited]

I'm buying one, and that's what I'm doing.

[@nickhall5959]

I was really hoping to see the Shaper in use rather than just the setups.

[@matthewwhitehead7105]

Yep... just take my money now.

[@girthbrooks4219]

I FEEL LIKE I TOOK SEVERAL VIAGRA PILLS!!! NEVER HAD A HARD ON THIS STRONG!!

[@yossawat24]

I think shaper tape so expensive. You could redesign to not use shaper tape.

[@harveytherobot]

The workstation doesn’t use Shaper tape. The pattern is built into the table. Also, you can make your own custom workspaces that reuse the tape you put down. Lastly, the tool needs the reference dots to alight itself. Tape is the most flexible way to do this.

[@colinturner6628]

@@harveytherobot The tape should be cheaper as a consumable, it's what decides whether the machine can be used or not used, That's Festool all over fleece as much money as they can, not content with the amount customers actually spend just to purchase the tools & machinery. The tape should not be more than £7.50 a roll, and that would still be expensive. When your spending upwards of £3,500 only to give two rolls of tape with the machine is just being downright tight.

[@harveytherobot]

@@colinturner6628 I didn’t know you had access to all of the company’s financial information and expenses and payroll and marketing costs etc., so that you could determine what a roll of their tape should cost vs what they charge. Impressive. You should inform them of their calculation error right away.