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Cheeseboard with wood and corian

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Evan and Katelyn

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Evan and Katelyn

General Information

We wanted to try making a cheeseboard from wood and corian to test the accuracy of our Carvey and… because our moms asked for them as gifts after we made a demo piece :P

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Material Description Price
Carving Bit Starter Set

Carving Bit Starter Set

8 general purpose starter bits with 1/8" shanks

Walnut

Walnut

6" × 12" × 1/2" Walnut

White Corian®

White Corian®

Thickness: 1/2 in, Dimensions: 8 in × 12 in, Cut Tolerance: +/- 1/8 in

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Heads up

1 minute

Hi everyone!! Thanks for your interest in this project. Since it is g-code based and we ran it on a Carvey, it should work if you use the same tools. However, this project is really just a demonstration of what’s capable and hopefully inspires you to try something similar :)

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Video instructions

Here is how we made ours:
https://youtu.be/sVU51BjEGjo

John McWhirter
I like the joinery. Did you use glue?
John McWhirter
Evan and Katelyn
Thanks! Yup, and the half aspect of the joint has a large surface for the glue to work on instead of just a butt joint :)
Evan and Katelyn
Robert Capraun
what size endmill was used for this project?
Robert Capraun
Evan and Katelyn
1/8" upcut for the corian, 1/8" straight for the wood
Evan and Katelyn
Lewis Garvin
sandbox won't let me modify. any thoughts?
Lewis Garvin
Lewis Garvin
Let me clarify, I save a copy from Sandbox and the copy won't let me modify...
Lewis Garvin
Evan and Katelyn
Hi Lewis! It's g-code generated by Fusion 360 instead of a fully easel based design so you can't modify it in easel, sorry!
Evan and Katelyn
Lewis Garvin
Thank you. I am going to attempt to make this tonight. I'll let you know how it goes... fingers crossed.
Lewis Garvin
Lewis Garvin
So I load the file, set the home position and start the carve. However, the z-axis moves higher before beginning the cut. Any idea why or some direction you can give?
Lewis Garvin
Evan and Katelyn
Raising the bit to clearance height is part of the g-code so raising the bit before running the g-code just runs it in the air. To prevent Z axis from raising I click confirm home position, then back, then use last home position.
Evan and Katelyn
Alex Deering
Any chance you could post your F360 models, interested in modifying the design and carving out designs for certain family members
Alex Deering
Megan Palmieri
Love This! I wish it was in Easel!
Megan Palmieri