Full through Dovetails
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Full through Dovetails
Here they are. Nice and tight, no sanding yet. 8 degree angle, my first test cut off the machine. About 10 minutes to cut this set in 4 inch wide by 4/4 pine. CNC still amazes me what you can do.
I'll be making some boxes soon. Here is my box joint:
And here is my half blind fancy joint:
Re: Full through Dovetails
Bill,
Nice job!
Is this your design? It looks like a lot of thinking went into these.
Are you planning on publishing files?
Bob
Nice job!
Is this your design? It looks like a lot of thinking went into these.
Are you planning on publishing files?
Bob
"Focus"
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek (Developer of the microscope.)
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek (Developer of the microscope.)
Re: Full through Dovetails
Bob,
Thanks! The most challenging of these joints was the through dovetail. A difficult problem which I think I reduced to a simple solution. The carving files are useless without the set up and calculation details for full understanding.
Still interested?
Thanks! The most challenging of these joints was the through dovetail. A difficult problem which I think I reduced to a simple solution. The carving files are useless without the set up and calculation details for full understanding.
Still interested?
Re: Full through Dovetails
Bill,
I'm always interested.
If full understanding makes my brain hurt too much, I'll back off.
Thanks,
Bob
I'm always interested.
If full understanding makes my brain hurt too much, I'll back off.
Thanks,
Bob
"Focus"
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek (Developer of the microscope.)
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek (Developer of the microscope.)
Re: Full through Dovetails
Here you go Bob. Hope this doesn't make your head spin as much as your router does.
Re: Full through Dovetails
Bill!
Thank you.
That is one detailed explanation!
Head spinning is still manageable.
Router-caused head spinning is controlled by using a lower speed setting
Bob
Thank you.
That is one detailed explanation!
Head spinning is still manageable.
Router-caused head spinning is controlled by using a lower speed setting
Bob
"Focus"
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek (Developer of the microscope.)
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek (Developer of the microscope.)
Re: Full through Dovetails
Billk
Thanks I for the wright up I found it very clear.
Thanks I for the wright up I found it very clear.
drueth
Shark Pro Plus HD
new to CNC 12/2012
Shark Pro Plus HD
new to CNC 12/2012
Re: Full through Dovetails
A very good tutorial. Thanks for putting it up for download. It's very similar to my hinges used in my fly boxes. I used a jig to hold the hinge parts and cut ten all at once. Mine are very straight forward, not complicated geometry like this, and the hinges are only 4 inches tall standing up on the CNC bed. I don't have to have them hang over the end of the bed.
Is there a post on how to make the router extension?
Is there a post on how to make the router extension?
Rick
Re: Full through Dovetails
OK Rick,rsetina wrote:A very good tutorial. Thanks for putting it up for download. It's very similar to my hinges used in my fly boxes. I used a jig to hold the hinge parts and cut ten all at once. Mine are very straight forward, not complicated geometry like this, and the hinges are only 4 inches tall standing up on the CNC bed. I don't have to have them hang over the end of the bed.
Is there a post on how to make the router extension?
You've baited the hook...
Would you be willing to start a new topic showing how you make wooden hinges?
Thanks,
Bob
"Focus"
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek (Developer of the microscope.)
Antonie Van Leeuwenhoek (Developer of the microscope.)
Re: Full through Dovetails
Rick,
I used the Shark just to cut the Router hole. The clamp holes are shifted to one side, not symmetrical. Best thing was to cut the hole, align the clamp and drill. I made mine out of 3/4 HDPE.
I used the Shark just to cut the Router hole. The clamp holes are shifted to one side, not symmetrical. Best thing was to cut the hole, align the clamp and drill. I made mine out of 3/4 HDPE.