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ShopReady Draft 2D · 1:22 · narrated, with captions

Longer than the machine, and cut from both faces, part 1 of 3: A bookcase side and its job

A bookcase side 1800 mm long is drawn by typed sizes with four stopped housings for shelves. The CNC job opens with a first guess at the cuts; the housings are made pockets 6 mm deep and the outline is given six tabs.

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Whole project · 4:37

Longer than the machine, and cut from both faces: the whole project

Two router jobs that need the stock moved by hand, set up from blank drawings. A bookcase side 1800 mm long is drawn by typed sizes, its housings pocketed and its outline tabbed, then cut in three tiles with seams shown on the drawing and dowel holes that place the next tile. A tray is cut from both faces: side two is added as a second piece, an operation is sent to it, and side one drills the dowel holes the board is turned over on. Each tile and each side is its own program, checked in the simulator and saved with the drawing.

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Chapter · 1:48

Longer than the machine, and cut from both faces, part 2 of 3: Cut in tiles

Chapter · 1:51

Longer than the machine, and cut from both faces, part 3 of 3: A tray from both faces