New member - Popping my CNC cherry
Hello all,
The last year I've secretly been watching countless YouTube videos of CNC projects. The last few months it's gotten really bad and a few times my girlfriend nearly caught me; fortunately I had just enough time to turn on some porn to hide my guilty secret. But now I am proud to say that I mustered up the courage and came out to her as CNC+. We watched a few videos together and she actually got into it even talking about some projects we could do together, she's even suggested getting epoxy resin involved but I'm not sure I'm ready to share just yet.
Anyways a few weeks ago I decided that I needed to stop being a CNC voyeur and "pop my cheery" and so I ordered an Ooznest Workbee. The anticipation of waiting for it to arrive was a mixture of pure exhilaration and panic. I was awash with questions, "What if it was too big or too noisy or what if I simply couldn't handle it?" But the devil on my shoulder made a very compelling case promising me untold rewards and gratification.
Long story short, I now am the proud owner of a Workbee 1500 x 1000 CNC machine and I couldn't be happier. The build was immense fun and helped me to understand much more about how the machine works. It's now all put together in my workshop / wooden cabin (managed to crack it in a day and a half) and I'm now designing and building a foldable and movable cart I can put it on so that I can store it away when I'm not using it (space is a bit of a premium in my workshop). Also working through some design considerations for a modular soundproofing box so that I don't irritate my somewhat excellent neighbour who gave me a spare F1 Grand Prix ticket some weeks back.
Appreciate any and all advice on all things CNC related. Looking forward to learning new ways to make dust with ridiculously dangerous spinny whirly things.
Cheers
Dusty
Re: New member - Popping my CNC cherry
Hi Dusty
What software have you decided to use?
How are you getting along, have you made anything yet?
Always nice to see some pics?
WoodKnot
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Hi sorry to ask but I cannot post, I am new,
My iPhone just says site not secure
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Steve7777777
Hi sorry to ask but I cannot post, I am new,
My iPhone just says site not secure
Never been an iPhone fan, does it give you the option to proceed to the site, even though it does not want to take you there.
A lot of web browsers now have the ability to check the sites security settings and if they don't meet the criteria, it will not automatically take you there - but most give you the option to proceed as well?
WoodKnot
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WoodKnot
Never been an iPhone fan, does it give you the option to proceed to the site, even though it does not want to take you there.
A lot of web browsers now have the ability to check the sites security settings and if they don't meet the criteria, it will not automatically take you there - but most give you the option to proceed as well?
WoodKnot
It has nothing to do with iPhone. It's about how the web browser is configured. Anyway, this site is not secure, I also get the warning about it.
Re: New member - Popping my CNC cherry
I get the same warning on ALL browsers.
Re: New member - Popping my CNC cherry
Hi Dusty, welcome to the forum. Based on your first post you'll fit in here just fine!
Don't be afraid to ask any questions you have (though they should be mostly CNC related, at least to begin with) and pictures are always welcome. You will need to make total of 10 posts before you can upload pictures though so start with some quick "looks good!", "very clever!" comments to get the numbers up.
Kit
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A_Camera
It has nothing to do with iPhone. It's about how the web browser is configured. Anyway, this site is not secure, I also get the warning about it.
Hi A Camera -
Not being picky, but..................
As most people that purchase an iphone never add any other browser other than the one native to the device. Therefore it is the settings on the device by default
Most people would not know about site certification or how to change their browsers settings -
Even better still, i think most people have not got a clue which 'app' opens on their phone to browse the internet!
WoodKnot
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Kitwn
Hi Dusty, welcome to the forum. Based on your first post you'll fit in here just fine!
Don't be afraid to ask any questions you have (though they should be mostly CNC related, at least to begin with) and pictures are always welcome. You will need to make total of 10 posts before you can upload pictures though so start with some quick "looks good!", "very clever!" comments to get the numbers up.
Kit
I did not know that Kitwin - interesting little fact! I can imagine the reason and quite clever to be fair!
WoodKnot
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WoodKnot
Hi A Camera -
Not being picky, but..................
As most people that purchase an iphone never add any other browser other than the one native to the device. Therefore it is the settings on the device by default
Most people would not know about site certification or how to change their browsers settings -
Even better still, i think most people have not got a clue which 'app' opens on their phone to browse the internet!
WoodKnot
I don't know what most people do or use or what is the default web browser of iPhone. I am using Firefox and Chrome on mine and not done any special configuration.
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A_Camera
I don't know what most people do or use or what is the default web browser of iPhone. I am using Firefox and Chrome on mine and not done any special configuration.
I believe the native app is Safari? I presume that you have to change the default app or get asked to change the default app when you install an app that provides the same service of a pre-installed or native app?
I was a big fan of Blackberry and then moved to Android at their demise. All of my colleagues use Iphones but not for me! Just a personal choice, that's all.
Thanks
WoodKnot
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Originally Posted by
WoodKnot
I believe the native app is Safari? I presume that you have to change the default app or get asked to change the default app when you install an app that provides the same service of a pre-installed or native app?
I was a big fan of Blackberry and then moved to Android at their demise. All of my colleagues use Iphones but not for me! Just a personal choice, that's all.
Thanks
WoodKnot
I get mine for free from my employer, so I have no choice. Anyway, this subject is totally off topic, not only for this thread, bur this forum, so let's stop it. All I wanted to say was that his problems are NOT caused by iPhone, regardless of which web browser he uses in it.
