A Very Easy CNC Router Project That Takes a Few Minutes To Make

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If you are a beginner CNC router owner and want to create an easy CNC router project that is not only a crowd-pleaser but also a potential money-maker, then in this video, we're going to show you the easiest project you can make. A single name. Carving personalized names appeals to everyone's love for their own name and can fetch you higher dollar value returns.

I will take you through the process of designing this simple CNC Router nameplate project using the Vectric design software (my recommended software of choice - see below). But don't worry if you use other design software like Carveco, Fusion 360, Carbide Create, or Easel – you can adapt these techniques to them as well.

The best part? This project is incredibly straightforward, easy to set up and execute, and you'll only need one CNC Router Bit – a 90° V bit. In this video, we'll be using the "Big Stiffy" 90° V bit from IDC Woodcraft, and you can easily get your hands on it by clicking the link below.

We'll also introduce you to the art of masking, a crucial step in protecting your material during the carving process. Masking makes it easy to paint the project after it is carved without worry of over-spray. My preferred masking is the Oramask brand, and you can find it by clicking the link below.

Start creating personalized name projects today and watch the demand grow. Hit that subscribe button and let's get carving!

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Beautiful video. Nice high def, looks great!

emostorm

You're the man! Something so simple yet so effective. Thanks!

ronnorris

Good, I just received my starter set of bits this week, I thank you for being so out going and helpful. You ask me why I got into CNC well the answerer is I just started a laser engraving business this year and thought that a CNC would fit right right in. I needed to learn the laser programing so the CNC is very similar and I have always loved wood. From cabinet making to wood turning and I think you will be a good instructor will keep you how things go .

KeithLemerond

Great video! A side note, I believe if you select the text icon with the dotted line around it for text in a box and you don’t have a box created then the software will use the size of your material as the box size. Thanks!

timbufordbriggs

Great videos! You provide exceptionally well produced content good for folks of all levels. Sat down over weekend and set up my new starter CNC router. Testing out a few of the free design software options figuring if I go with Easel or Carveco to start. I finally have a few days off sitting down working up a few simple projects like these signs allowing me to get familiar with the new CNC and software options.

Thanks for tip on the G sender software! That answers one question I had in my head! I had UGS installed, will try out your recommendations!

JTsDPrints

As you know Garrett, I am very new to CNC. I followed your great tutorial, my PC is not connected to my ONEFINITY CNC. How do I save the G CODE sender file to a thumb drive then use my controller to play/cut the file?

brianwalters

I agree, gSender is the best gcode software. Those guys at Sienci Labs got it goin on!! Man, I love that wedge clamp you used. Is that thing 3d printed? I bet I can design & print one of those. That thing is awesome! I like the whole idea of cutting peoples names into projects. Thanks for sharing.

jasonrhoades

I grabbed up two of your bits so I can make these.

andrewsutter

Hi im very new to all this and wondering how you set your pass depth when you are using v carve

douglasmcaulay

Hi Garrett, great video! I noticed that the top of the V bit was touching the bottom of the Muscle Chuck on your Longmill. Considering the "rule of thirds" for chucking the bit, does this cause any issues? Thanks! - Joe Porter

cobaltwoodcraft

12:20 -- Not to be *that* safety guy, but the way you used the table saw is a great way to lose fingers. There are two problems, with the most serious one first: 1) When crosscutting a board with a miter gauge, you cannot run the board along the fence. If you introduce even the slightest angle the board will get pinched and you'll have *violent* kickback situation that will at best bruise the bajeezus out of your torso, at worst take your fingers right into the blade. Remedy: Clamp a block of wood of a known width to the fence well prior to the blade. Move the fence that distance further away from the blade. Use that clamped block to set the width of cut on your miter gauge, then moving it forward through the blade with nothing for it to pinch on.
2) The blade is set too high...the blade height should be set so that the kerf barely comes up above the wood being cut.

Seriously, Garret, I gasped when I saw that table saw clip! Please be safe, I love your channel!

MrStrizver

Thanks for all the videos. I'm having trouble using v'carve profile. When I tried to use this after selecting a v-bit, I run calculate and I drawn area shows a name but it's all blue with read marks everywhere. What am.i doing wrong?

terryjohnson

Good morning... i'm just about finished mounting my 48x30 longmill. I noticed that you are using a new spoilboard with a different type of clamping system. Do you have an the spoilboard available in etsy? Any reference to the clamp also?

Thank You

doughboy