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CNC Basecamp Ep006: Metal Inlays

Woodsmith

November 6, 2022

If you’re looking for a special accent for a box, bench or cabinet, a CNC router allows easy access to the world of metal inlay. Metal inlay is so appealing because it sets up a contrast between the alluring colors and seamless form of metal against the visually complex and warm organic background of wood. So, let’s explore how to add this fun and relatively simple technique to your CNC equipped shop.

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Build A CNC Router For Your Own Shop!

Woodsmith

November 2, 2022

Get the step-by-step plans for this Shop-Built CNC Router here: https://www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/cnc-router/?apid=36564

Creative director, Chris Fitch, built himself a CNC a few years ago — just to see what it was like. The result is a machine that costs less than half of a comparable commercial model. Take a look at the details and features here.

The plans include a complete list of materials, supplies, and sources, but the CNC components came from www.BuildYourCNC.com.

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Get the step-by-step plans for this Shop-Built CNC Router here: https://www.woodsmithplans.com/plan/cnc-router/?apid=36564 Creative director, Chris Fitch, built himself a CNC a few years ago — just to see what it was like. The result is a machine that costs less than half of a comparable commercial model. Take a look at the details and features here. The plans include a complete