Surfacing a Shapeoko waste board with carbide create

Trying to help by using carbide create to surface my waste board. I don't normally use Carbide Create but thought might be all new owners start with and might help. Trying to navigate through new recording ideas.

[@growlerdomestics6627]

Great informative video. Thank you for explaining this thoroughly

[@woogaloo]

Thank you for the video - I was wondering why it was saying that my 1" surfacing bit was going to take 4 hours to surface 31 inches... Very informative.

[@suspensefulness]

why does z- axis keep going beyond .75 mdf i set up...it cuts deep into the wasteboard

[@CraigLafferty]

Thank you!

[@lminer5742]

I didn't see you put the clip on the bit when you probed for Z. Is there another way? I also did not see you probe for x & y.

[@saltysoulcreations8537]

With my spindle being grounded through my vfd I don't need to use the grounding clip. For x&y I had already set the center of my piece as x&y 0.

[@tgodshall2]

Love the video!..Followed this to the T and it online ran the outside border. WHat did I do wrong?

[@atmm89]

my tool library is empty how do I add all my new tools, have a brand new shapeoko 3 , I have motion v5 and the upgraded carbide create , I can't folow you as it is different

[@northwestgaming4049]

Um surfacing bit should never plung directly into material. The bottom has no cutting blades so it doesn't plung all the way. You want to enter from the side

[@malcolmdastur4411]

Do you realize your voluum was all over the place on this video.