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Going through the full milling process to get a board square on four sides, S4S, using the jointer, table saw and planer on the wood for the next project! I rough cut the board at the miter saw and roughly ripped it to width with a 20T ripping blade to quickly get through the material. One face and one edge were squared at the jointer, while the opposite face was planed parallel to the jointed face. Finally, I switched out to a 40T blade, for a finer cut quality, to rip the last edge perfectly square. All tools used in the video are available from @toolstoday and are listed below! -- SawStop 5hp ICS Table Saw, item no. ICS51230-52 Amana Tool 20T Ripping Blade, item no. RB1020 SawStop Overarm Dust Collection, item no. TSG-FDC Bow Products Mini PushPRO Push Stick, item no. PP2 JET 8" JWJ-8HH Helical Head Jointer, item no. 718250K MicroJig GRR-RIP Block, item no. GB-1 Laguna C-Flux 1.5hp Dust Collector, item no. LG-MDCCF15110 JET 13" helical head planer, item no. 722130 Amana Tool 40T General Purpose Blade, item no. PR1040 Woodpeckers Mini in-DEXABLE Double Square, item no. WP-MDSQ-21

Routing out the slots for the C-Channel on this table to get it mounted as flush as possible with the table base! Routing on the track made this a super simple process and it was easy to take multiple passes to get down to the final depth! The tools used in this video are available from @toolstoday and are listed below. -- Festool OF 1400 Router, item no. FS-576213 Amana Tool 1/4" downcut bit, item no. 46202-K Pica Dry 3030 Pencil, item no. PC-30402 Festool FS 1900/2 Guide Rail, item no. FS-491503 Festool Guide Stop, item no. FS-492601 Festool Remote Control, item no. FS-202097 Festool CT 26 Vacuum, item no. FS-577083

I have never wanted to touch wood while it's cutting so bad in my life! I did manage to refrain from doing it until after the carving was done, but I just couldn't believe how smoothly the wood carved. The surface finish left by the tapered ballnose bit is dang near perfection! Now we just need to get the spoon flipped over and carve the other side. All tools used are available from @toolstoday, be sure to check them out on our site! -- Amana Tool 3.6 deg 1/16" radius Tapered Ballnose bit, item no. 46286-K i2R A.24 2'x4' CNC machine Vectric V-Carve Pro Design Software, item no. AVC308-2 -- RPM: 18,000 Feed Rate: 150ipm Plunge Rate: 150ipm Stepover: 7%

Tight fitting mortise and tenon joints are easy to cut for the perfect fit using the Shaper Origin handheld CNC machine and Workstation! Adjusting the size of the mortise is easy, it was too tight at first and I widened it by 2 thousandths of an inch to give that perfect fit with the "Shaper Pop" as I pulled the joint out. The shelves fit perfectly on the dry fit and everything turned out great! All tools used in this video are available from @toolstoday and are listed below. -- Shaper Origin Handheld CNC Machine, item no. SO2-NN Amana Tool 1/4" Upcut Bit, item no. 46102-K Sjobergs Elite 1500 Workbench, item no. SJO-33246

Double sided machining is not as difficult to set up as you might think. Many people are intimidated by it, but in reality, you just need to create location holes in the top side of your work piece and mirrored holes in the wasteboard using some dowels as location pins. Once your piece is secured back down using new screw hole locations, your x and y zero locations stay the same and you're ready to start cutting on the opposite side. It's a pretty easy process! All tools used are available from @toolstoday, be sure to check them out on our site! -- Amana Tool 1/4" Upcut bit, item no. 46102-K Amana Tool 1/16" radius 3.6 degree Tapered Ballnose bit, item no. 46286-K i2R A.24 2'x4' CNC machine Vectric V-Carve Pro Design Software, item no. AVC308-2 Fein ASCM 18 QSW AS 18v Drill/Driver, item no. 71161461090 Fein QuickIn Drill Chuck, item no. 63208002010 Fisch Brad Point Drill Bit, item no. FSF-328094 Fein QuickIn Hex Bit Holder, item no. 60510222010 Wera 3/8" Zyklop Rachet Set Imperial, item no. 05003596001

What do you think of how this project turned out? Making a coffee pod holder for Nespresso Original pods, I'm really happy with how this project turned out! I'm going to be doing a miter fold on the HDPE, should turn out pretty cool! The plans for the project and tools used in this video are available on our website, listed below, be sure to check them out there! -- Plans for Project, item no. COF_POD_ORIG Stepcraft M.1000 CNC machine Black Box Storm Vacuum Amana Tool 90° insert carbide v-bit, item no. RC-45711 Amana Tool 1/8" Spiral 'O' flute upcut bit, item no. 51411-K Amana Tool 1/4" downcut bit, item no. 46202-K Amana Tool 1/4" compression bit, item no. 46170-K Festool CXS Drill, item no. FS-576889