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5d •
New CNC
I just bought a new Onefinity Elete on April 4 it has not arrived yet. But my question is what type bits do I need to get started.
1 like • 2d
To start, 1/8” 1/4” end mills, up cut & down cut and a 90 degree v bit should get you going. a surfacing bit to flatten your spoil board will also help so you do not have to rely on a 1/4” to do that job. For the end mills buy a at least a couple of each as a new cnc’er you will probably break a few in the learning process.
Feb '25 •
🚀 How Are You Selling Your CNC Creations ?
Hey everyone! 👋 Selling CNC products can be a game-changer, whether it’s a side hustle or a full-time business. I’d love to hear from you! 💡 How are you currently selling your CNC products? What’s working best for you? Any challenges you’re facing? Drop a comment below and let’s share insights! 👇
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32 members have voted
1 like • Feb '25
The majority of our sales are through Markets, be it farmers or big three day events through out the summer, fall and lead up to Christmas.
Nov '24 •
“How is your progress with the CNC Startup classroom modules?”
"Hey CNC Startup members! I’d love to know how everyone is doing with the modules in our classroom. Please take a moment to let us know where you’re at. If you need any support or have questions, feel free to comment below or reach out—I’m here to help!" This can give you a clear view of who might benefit from extra guidance and encourage members to share their experiences. Let me know if you'd like to tweak this or need additional ideas!
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2 likes • Nov '24
Making progress into the second set of videos, however the % complete has yet to change from 0%
2 likes • Nov '24
Lol, never mine previous comment, just clued in you have to click the check mark to show complete!
Nov '24 •
What’s Your Sales Goal This Holiday Season? 🎄💰
As we gear up for the holiday season, let’s share our sales goals! Whether you're crafting for fun or focusing on building your CNC business, we’d love to see where everyone’s aiming. Vote below, and feel free to share what you're working on or tips for reaching those goals in the comments!
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34 members have voted
6 likes • Nov '24
I have had my CNC up and running since January and our Christmas markets began in mid October and we have been at a market/show almost every weekend since. Our final market is the 30th/Dec 1, so looking forward to a rest but more importantly some maintenance on the CNC.
Nov '24 •
Software question
What is the best free software to learn on and the easiest on the pocket after that?
1 like • Nov '24
Well from my limited experience and available funds to start, (or lack thereof) I went with Carveco maker to start as it was $15 per month. Yes it is forever payment, however I figured while I did not have the funds to purchase a one time payment for Vcarve/pro, I could learn how to use my cnc and then once I made sufficient funds I could out right buy a software package. Just my journey, and loving it so far.
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@brian-durdin-9378
Retired and enjoying the learning path of CNC’ing
Active 2d ago
Joined Nov 11, 2024
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