Rob Sandstrom Designs

Welcome to this tutorial where I demonstrate a step-by-step method for repairing a broken barn door that was pulled off its slider and then cracked along the bottom of the door. This step-by-step guide will show you how i walked thorugh a strategy to repair the door to the initial stength if not a stronger door. What You Will Learn: How to get blue into tight crack areas using suction from a shop vac or dust collector Clamping methods when you do’t have clamps long enough to use standard clamping techniques How to use dowels for repairs to add strength to crack and hole repairs Ways…

This is the second in a series of two videos where I demonstrate how to take one of Corbin Dunn’s designs – a heart shaped epoxy and cherry wood bowl – import his files into vCarve and then establish the tool paths to carve the bowl. I also include my step-by-step process for physically holding the bowl in place while carving and a couple other unique items to make the process go as smoothly as possible. If you haven’t watched Part 1 in this series I recommend you do so before watching this video.    • Use vCarve to Make an Epoxy and Cherr…   I go through a step by step process of using Corbin Dunn’s STL files that…

Welcome to this tutorial where I demonstrate how to take one of Corbin Dunn’s designs – a heart shaped epoxy and cherry wood bowl – import his files into vCarve and then establish the tool paths to carve the bowl. I also include my step-by-step process of physically carving “Drip Stock” and the and the heart shaped bowl from the Drip Stock”. The video will explain what a “Drip Stock” is. In this video series I go through a step by step process of using Corbin Dunn’s STL files that he sells on his website – link below: Corbin Dunn Heart Bowl File: https://www.corbinsworkshop.com/shop/… Corbin previously made a video…

Welcome to this tutorial where I demonstrate in a step-by-step manner how to effortlessly position your material for laser engraving using the ‘Locate’ button in LightBurn software. This step-by-step guide will show you how to quickly and accurately locate your material, streamlining your workflow and enhancing precision. Perfect for beginners and seasoned users alike, this video will help you get the most out of your LightBurn experience. What You Will Learn: How the “Locate” button in Lightburn software can make locating your engraving project so much easier than if you IA few more efficiency tricks for setting up a project for effective and efficient carving during discussion of…

Live stream to cover any followup questions to videos put out this week. Will also discuss what I am enjoying most about Vectric Version 12 after using it for awhile. Open Q&A. If I can find an interesting guest I will.

Welcome to this tutorial where I demonstrate how to take one of Corbin Dunn’s designs – a heart shaped epoxy and cherry wood bowl – import his files into vCarve and then establish the tool paths to carve the bowl. I also include my step-by-step process of physically carving “Drip Stock” and the and the heart shaped bowl from the Drip Stock”. The video will explain what a “Drip Stock” is. In this video series I go through a step by step process of using Corbin Dunn’s STL files that he sells on his website – link below: Corbin Dunn Heart Bowl File: https://www.corbinsworkshop.com/shop/… Corbin previously made a video…

Welcome to our in-depth tutorial where we explore the crucial decision in CNC machining: setting the Z Zero to the top of the material or to the machine bed. Understanding this choice can significantly impact the accuracy and outcome of your projects. Whether you’re a beginner looking to grasp the basics or an experienced CNC’er aiming to refine your skills, this video is tailored for you. What You Will Learn: Basics of Z Zero – Understand what Z Zero is and why it’s vital for your CNC projects. Pros and Cons of Each Setting: Top of Material: Ideal for operations where material surface precision is critical. Machine Bed: Best for…

Michael Bernasconi sharing his process for how he takes scraps and turns them into beautiful cutting boards