Spartan cutting board. Eleftheria i Thanatos. CNC inlay cutting board. BroinwooD

Wood: walnut, Gum, Osage Orange, Dark Cherry, Cherry
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How to find inlay parameters.
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🔥🔥🔥Here some stuff which I use in my workshop and really love it.
Maybe it will be useful for you.🔥🔥🔥
Definitely recommend this Oil and Wax for cutting board:
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My glue:
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Double-Sided Duct Tape:👍👍👍
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My Random Orbit Sanders I love how they work but they get a little dusty:
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Makita 3/4-Inch ID/1-OD diameter by 10-Foot Hose
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My Sanding Disc (for me they are the best!!!):
3M Cubitron II
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My router bits which I use a lot:
My favorite router bit!!!:
Metric CNC 2D and 3D Carving 6.2 Deg Tapered Angle Ball Nose (clean cut, long life, definitely recommend) 👍👍👍
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2D & 3D Carving 12.4 Deg Tapered Angle Ball Tip x 1/32 Dia x 1/64
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Standard Spiral Bit with Down Cut 1/8-Inch Cutting Diameter
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15 Degree v bit (be careful easy to break down)
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Round Nose Bit with 3/8-Inch Radius, 3/4-Inch Cutting Diameter and 1-1/4-Inch Cutting Length
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1/2-Inch Dia. 2 Flute Ball Nose Spiral End Mill Router Bit
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Spiral Flush Trim Bit with Down Cut and 1/2-Inch Cutting Diameter
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Three Flute with Spiral Bit 1/2-Inch Cutting Diameter and 2-Inch Cutting Length
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Spiral Bit with Up Cut 1/4-Inch Cutting Diameter and 1-Inch Cutting Length
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My Collet Set:
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My DEWALT Plate Joiner:
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My Bandsaw Blade it is inexpensive and cut well:
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Hi,
My name is Nik. Welcome to my channel!
I appreciate your likes and subscriptions!
Sincerely,
Nik.

[@Broinwood]

How to find inlay parameters. broinwood.com/products/how-i-am-finding-inlay-parameters

[@ENV04063]

The correct spelling is ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΙΑ Η' ΘΑΝΑΤΟΣ or Eλευθερία ή Θάνατος....

[@gthmcty111]

Absolutely love the commentary about the speeds and feeds!!! EXCELLENT tutorial video sir!!!!

[@Broinwood]

Glad you enjoyed it! thank you!

[@stevegronsky8904]

I've watched your videos for quite some time. I am VERY pleased that you have included voice in the video. It makes the viewing most enjoyable (and I can learn from it). Thank you.

[@majorcrixus2535]

I have loved watching your videos, and I'm super excited that you are talking specs. It means a lot, as an aspiring CNC router guy, that someone respectable, such as yourself, is essentially teaching others your craft.

[@Broinwood]

Thank you!

[@antoniofloridia2353]

I never cease to be amazed by your works of art. Another beautiful work. And thanks for the vocal description

[@JL-lu7jn]

Love the new format with commentary!

[@Broinwood]

Thanks!

[@shaunbailey1033]

I like the fact you did a talk over for this video, awesome work as always and it’s great to get an insight into the processes. I would love a CNC powerful enough to cut at 400in/min at 6mm depth!

[@ifiwooddesigns]

I too am a huge procrastinator. But have to admit, it is satisfying watching the process. May just buy a CNC to do that! 🤣

[@stephenjames820]

Thanks for the complete walkthrough!

[@michaelmartin1835]

I love the procrastination comment. I'm procrastinating by watching your videos. So it's kind of your fault I'm not finishing my own projects.

[@Broinwood]

😂

[@johnroberts2729]

Another great board. Enjoyed your inlay course. Helped so much. Thanks.

[@3Dgifts]

Stunning!

[@DigitalSwagg]

I'm saving up for mine as we speak! Excellent craftsmanship sir.

[@mmlg24]

Master piece! Gorgeous!

[@Broinwood]

Thank you very much!

[@michaelmartin1835]

Another great board guys. I love all of the detail.

[@yeagerxp]

A Beautiful creation 👍👍👍.Thank you for sharing. Be safe🇨🇦

[@Broinwood]

Thank you! You too!

[@jamiearmstrong4573]

Stunning. Love your work.

[@grahamnorris9306]

Awesome work. That’s my favourite of all time

[@grumpywoodchucker]

Amazing work as always!

[@user-kn1kd4zf3d]

Φανταστκη εργασια, χαιρομαι που ειμαι Ελληνας!!!! Fantastic work, I'm glad to be Greek!!!!

[@FabriceCHERRIER]

so beautiful !

[@rirsz]

Amazing, as always!

[@markgibson3815]

You’re a master of your trade Love the videos.

[@Broinwood]

I appreciate that!

[@chrispelletier3661]

Fantastic. Love your work!!!

[@Broinwood]

Thank you so much 😀

[@fossfix]

O M G I would cry if anything went wrong, soooo much time goes into one of these awesome pieces. fantastic Job.

[@gpcoins539]

Stunning, like always.

[@lukaspotgieter7363]

Awesome as always!

[@ericholland5192]

Awesome - great work

[@MrRclemens]

someday I doing this.... someday! For now, I'll just enjoy the video's. Tnx!

[@lulu-ww2dg]

Je trouve vos planches super belle !!! Vraiment du bon boulot. Mon rêve d'en fabriqué une comme vous 👍👍👍

[@matzefraest]

Amazing work, - like every time! Kind regards from germany.

[@Broinwood]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@MASI_forging]

Such talent and skill 👍👍

[@SoCalWoodworking]

Another incredible work of art. One thing I would love to see is a video on how you make the end grain cutting boards. I know there are a ton of videos like that out there but yours are the best I have seen. I would love to know what your initial cut sizes are and your method. Keep up the great work.

[@Broinwood]

Thank you! Will do!

[@Eric-rl8bl]

I agree. I'd love to see the process for making the main board as well as how to make the inlay panels. I always trip myself up with the math involved on making the panels.

[@jimrosson6702]

Absolutely amazing looks beautiful great job

[@Broinwood]

Thanks so much 😊

[@DavidYun-vx4de]

Good job. 👍

[@kevinrich4637]

Thank you for the narration! Good info. I want to do inlays but need some confidence lol

[@steveward8070]

Nice to hear your voice! I love your art. I am currently uprgading my diy CNC to hopefully make myself a cutting board that looks remotely as good as yours. Your videos are very motivating, Thanks for sharing!

[@nickwalter9322]

I love your videos, id absolutely love to make a board of this quality for myself!!

[@ShaneMcGrath.]

I would need a double sided one, They are master pieces and almost too nice to use as a cutting board. Have one side for use and the other for show. :)

[@AcrylicMemories]

just beautiful

[@joaofernandes6158]

it came out beautifull congratilation my friend

[@udorechner6846]

Very nice cutting board, and awesome wood species. But i think with the spears pointing upward the board would look a little better. 😃

[@bogdanpetrushko3425]

Very cool design and board)

[@Broinwood]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jonatanvareiro4644]

Trabalho magnifico.

[@susieholmes3037]

It's great to hear your voice and more details on the process. I am always in awe of your work! I'm curious to know what type of press you are using?

[@Broinwood]

Thank you! it's a self-made press, just a metal frame with a bottle jack.

[@cncwoodcrafofficial]

good job keep it up.

[@ballcat29]

Great video and nice to hear your voice added to the process. You sound just like the lead singer of King Missle in "Detachable P@&!s" song.

[@josiascnc4539]

incredible work...which cutter is better for this up cut or down cut work?

[@jkinman]

I’d like to see “the press” what kind of press do you use?

[@Bluestrike2]

Can’t speak for him, but having done this kind of inlay with both a manual veneer press and a vacuum press with breather mesh, go with the vacuum. Depending on how your veneer press is designed, because some of the inlay pieces may have a small surface area, pressure might get applied to the piece in unexpected or uneven ways that can cause the inlay piece to pop out or be pressed unevenly. I only had it happen a couple of times, but that was more than enough. With the vacuum approach (versus a top platten), the breather mesh will ensure that pressure is applied evenly and conforms to the shape of each male inlay.

[@VitalYFZ]

Beautiful. Not sure I'd want to use it!

[@Asnovich]

Beautiful work! What are your toughts about stepcraft?

[@medic458]

This is incredible! I don’t understand the process of making the plug. I get the surface engrave, but how do you make its opposite to plug in?

[@michaeld1621]

Wow , excellent work. May I ask where can I find plans for the spoilboard? 😁

[@karimsakaan]

Hey man, what kind of press do you use for glue up? How much pressure? Thank you. beautiful work btw!

[@amnon1992]

Great work @Broinwood, What cnc and software are you using?

[@Broinwood]

Thank you! In the current project, I used Stepcraft Q404 and VCarve Pro.

[@edersongimenes6313]

what a beautiful job! I've been trying to learn this technique for a few months now, I'm from Brazil and I follow your channel and I'm inspired by you. Take a doubt, what wood is that yellow you use? I'm a carpenter here in Brazil and I've never seen yellow wood as beautiful as the ones you use there! thanks and successes

[@Broinwood]

Thank you very much! yellow wood is osage orange.

[@robcarnaroli269]

I still can't believe someone would put a knife on that. I would make a boos block cover for it when I was going to use it....

[@Broinwood]

😄

[@dineo1664]

I love your job! I ve to say the I should be a H we have more then one i and the H would be the correct one

[@Broinwood]

Thank you!👍 Thank you for the information!

[@user-vq8oj5lm1t]

Да крутяк!!! Нотакие вещи надо вырезать вручную!!! Что бы сохранялась энергетика мастера изготовившего эту вещь!!!!

[@nikitagolovachev4271]

Cool work!)) Tell me, in what program do you make code on the cnc?

[@Broinwood]

thanks! vcarve pro

[@jackwagonww]

Thanks for sharing your feedrate and tooling used. What RPM are you running for the 1/8” and 6.2 mm bit?

[@Broinwood]

usually 12000

[@pemar2k8]

The "Eleftheria i Thanatos" is not a phrase of Spartans. It was adopted in 1814

[@PSS_1]

Do you have a sketch or drawing of how to make the positive and negative part? how much does one part need to fit into the other etc...?

[@robertmichalaktv88]

Please send me such a work to Poland, but with the assassin's creed valhalla theme. REGARDS

[@deansiebert6237]

do you hand sand the juice groove after cutting it?

[@Broinwood]

Yes, I do.

[@southtexashay777]

Just a quick question. Why don't you create a boundary to cut out your inlays instead of a square.

[@Broinwood]

Well, it depends on the design. From time to time, I create a boundary.

[@Human_OU812]

Can you talk a bit more about the press and if you made a press or if you purchased one is there a link so I have an idea of what you use.

[@Broinwood]

There is nothing special; it is just a metal frame and bottle jack.

[@anesproductions6408]

Beautiful work. How would I go about ordering one

[@Broinwood]

Thank you! Please reach out to us at [e-mail].

[@andreacerroni9010]

hello, I see that you no longer use the CNC axiom. but do you still have it?

[@Broinwood]

Yes i still have it.

[@andrewpritchard2624]

Can I ask what size are your pieces prior to glue-up? As in 50 x 25 or 2” x 1” kinda thing and how thick are your finished boards. Thanks

[@Broinwood]

Sure, the approximate size is 24x2x1 inches, and the finished boards are usually 2 or 3 inches thick.

[@andrewpritchard2624]

@@Broinwood So at the point of sounding incredibly dumb, so you basically glue-up all the pieces from 25mm or 1” thick stock?

[@jefferyatkisson7781]

What’s the size you use for standard blanks ? 2”x 2” blocks ?

[@Broinwood]

the strip size is about 24x2x1

[@RickP4880]

@@Broinwood So do you buy most of your wood for these projects at 4/4 (1" thick) or do you get 6/4 or 8/4 and cut or mill it down?

[@natswoodshop940]

I have a shapeoko cnc can I still do those type of work or is my cnc shitty

[@Broinwood]

Hard to say. Personally, I've never worked with a Shapeoko CNC, but I know a few guys who use that brand, and they produce really cool work.

[@jcsmith800]

what are the specs of your CNC machine? make/model/accessories.....

[@Broinwood]

stepcraft q 404, base model with atc

[@grant4458]

What is the cnc machine you're using?

[@samrix5793]

I believe that's one by stepcraft

[@Broinwood]

stepcraft q404

[@elvalau288]

Wow, you do a good job! We can custom-supply the CNC cutter at the best price, no matter what materials. pls contact me if you need it, tks.

[@ahmadkhaled3676]

How much would you sell such a piece for? And for the audience how much would you pay for it?

[@Broinwood]

$2000

[@fotisxevgenis]

it's ELEYTHERIA H THANATOS and more accuratelly is ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΙΑ Η ΘΑΝΑΤΟΣ Whatever beautiful piece nonetheless

[@fredmercury1314]

Slammed a 3mm bit 6mm into the wood and it didn't break? I've been lied to my whole life...

[@FrustratedBaboon]

Who? What? Huh?

[@kiwikemist]

AI voice?

[@Broinwood]

yep, but based on my real voice.

[@kiwikemist]

@@Broinwood I knew something was up! But the voice I've not heard before. Interesting, but awesome you trained it on your own voice, you don't see that often on KZbin channels that use AI voice. I understand it's a time saver. Good work, hopefully some day you can record your real voice? 😁

[@Broinwood]

sure ;) someday

[@Larsbex1]

great video again. but please stop the voice . Talking not nessecary.