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equipment:woodshop:woodcnc [2026/06/04 13:20] – daveequipment:woodshop:woodcnc [2026/09/11 10:22] (current) – fraserh
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-======Wood CNC - Shapeoko 3 XL -Not yet commissioned======+======Wood CNC - Shapeoko 3 XL ======
  
 <callout title="Induction Required" type="danger" icon="true">This equipment requires an induction prior to use. For your own safety and to avoid damage to the equipment do not attempt to use it until you have been inducted.</callout> <callout title="Induction Required" type="danger" icon="true">This equipment requires an induction prior to use. For your own safety and to avoid damage to the equipment do not attempt to use it until you have been inducted.</callout>
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   * Metal   * Metal
   * Humans   * Humans
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 +====== Tools Provided ======
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 +To aide members in using the CNC for the first time we have provided a small selection of tools. These tools were selected because they match tools within the Carbide Create Tool Library making it easier to program you tool paths.
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 +The tools provided are:
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 +<WRAP 600px left>
 +^ Bit Type ^ Mill Size ^ Carbide3D Bit Equivalent ^
 +| Flat Endmill | 1/4 Inch Cut - 1/4 Inch Shank | 201 |
 +| Flat Endmill | 1/8 Inch Cut - 1/8 Inch Shank | 102 |
 +| Ball Endmill | 1/4 Inch Cut - 1/4 Inch Shank | 202 |
 +| Ball Endmill | 1/8 Inch Cut - 1/8 Inch Shank | 101 |
 +| V-Bit | 90 Degree | 301 |
 +| V-Bit | 60 Degree | 302 |
 +| Downcut Flat Endmill | 1/4 Inch Cut - 1/4 Inch Shank | 251 |
 +</WRAP>
 +<WRAP clear/>
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 +We would recommend that anyone planning to use the CNC more that once should look at purchasing their own tools.  
  
 ====== Usage Insturctions ====== ====== Usage Insturctions ======
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 Tip: Use bolts of the correct length to fix the clamps to the spillboard. If the bolts are too long they will bottom out in the threaded holes. Tip: Use bolts of the correct length to fix the clamps to the spillboard. If the bolts are too long they will bottom out in the threaded holes.
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 +NOTE: Don't over tighten the clamps as they will pull the clamping point through the spoil board.
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 +{{:equipment:woodshop:woodcnc:spoilboard_clamp_issue.jpg?400|}}
  
 ====4. Probing your Stock Location==== ====4. Probing your Stock Location====
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