Use these files as you wish but with the understanding that the are “as is” and you will likely need a 3D program, like Fusion 360, to open them.
Make sure to get one that is stiff enough so when you accidentally lean too much on it the computer doesn’t fall to the ground. like a Shapeoko, Eleksmaker, X-Carve, or Acro system, you might need to. Mounting an on/off switch for the entire system and one for the router/vacuum has been great.Īlso the laptop table is nice. Pattern and toolpath created in Fusion 360 and used UGS to send the gcode to the. I have made one before and I must say that painting it white and adding under lighting really makes things nice. I have worked with Carbide support and have yet to resolve this problem I select a 2D pocket in fu… I am at the end of the rope. I needed to do 3D so I am using Fusion360.
I can cut things fine in 2D using carbide create. This turned out great with the leveling feet and is more than level for what I need to be tackling. Anyone using XXL with Fusion 360 - Shapeoko - Carbide 3D Community Site I am at the end of the rope.
I thought I would share some notes, photos, video walkthrough, and the 3D model in case anyone else was looking for some ideas or had some methods to improve.įor the build I considered open vs closed, wood vs metal, and what kind of storage and dust collection was necessary.Īfter looking at the 80/20 Aluminum Extrusion options pretty thoroughly I decided to just make it out of wood and call it a day and about 2.5 trips to Home Depot. I have been needing to make a table for the Carbide 3D Shapeoko Pro XXL I just purchased and finally got around to it.
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