Come on people, I know some of you have had your machines for a while. Post up some projects already for some inspiration for the rest of us that are still waiting.
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Hey Grant… A lot of Onefinity users post their projects to their personal/business IG or FB accounts. If they tag us we put it up on our IG or FB page… Here are the links… https://www.instagram.com/onefinitycnc/
https://www.facebook.com/onefinitycnc
Maybe we should start a contest to get more people posting their projects here?
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It can’t hurt!
This is for 20 characters…
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Let’s wait until 331 is delivered! 
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Very Nice work Jake… love the LED and multiple depths.
-Alex
That’s sweet Jake. Did you make the light base also?
Finally got some time to make progress on a couple of projects. My son got involved and he designed his own version of a sign base on TY. I took his design and shrunk it down to fit mine.
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Nice collaboration with your son. I really like the extra line of acrylic between the pieces on the base. Thanks for sharing.
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Completed quite a few projects.
Numbers a 5 inches tall the board is 8" x 14"
Wood is red oak
Catch all tray 6" tall.
Few 5" letter names
Alphabet / Montessori Board 15" x 9.75" x .25"
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Nice looking work Frank
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That looks awesome Chris, love the graing and how it flows thru the leaves.
That is impressive - you must be pleased with the end result. The OF will be my first CNC. May I ask what software is required to create such a carving? Also, where did the design come from - did you create it, or are files such as this available online?
Tom
Really digging the Tron like theme on the acrylic light, very nice!
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Wedding sign:
Text 3d modeled in Aspire
1/16th tapered ball nose finish pass only (no roughing pass)
Poplar wood from Lowes & finished with Odie’s Oil
~ 9"X20"
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Thanks! 300imp & 150 Plunge.
You pushed a 1/16 inch bit through wood at 300 inches per minute?
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Finishing pass only? I’m guessing 1/4" flat end mill for most of the material removal?
Yep! They are tougher than you think. Only the first plunge is scary (sound only), then it’s only the tip and sides cutting the remainder of the carve. I think it’s a 3 or 4 flute bit also.
No Mr. Guru, I didn’t do a rough cut first. Try it out, it’s not that bad.