Handheld CNC Router
Make: Shaper
Model: S01-NN Origin
Ace: Needed (Makerhub@georgefox.edu).
Location: Wood Shop
Description
The handheld CNC is a relatively small and portable computer automated router that can be moved around a flat, wooden surface. It uses location tracking and a moving spindle to provide an easy way to make precise cuts using a handheld machine which makes it great for performing high precision or detailed cuts. A camera is used to track its location by referencing a special tape which you apply to the surface you want to cut on. The spindle and router bit for the CNC are small, so the CNC is best suited for shallow cuts and engraving work. Despite the shallow cuts, the CNC is still capable of cutting non-shallow material thicknesses, it just means that multiple passes will have to be made.
Documentation
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User Manual
Training
Overview
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General Procedure
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Safety
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Certification
Foxtale Quiz
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Maintenance
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The current Ace of the Handheld CNC Router is Needed (Makerhub@georgefox.edu).
The Shaper handheld CNC is a portable router system that uses location tracking and a moving spindle to provide an easy way to make precise cuts using a handheld machine.
Documentation
Training
You can find tutorial videos on the Shaper website here: https://www.shapertools.com/tutorials. The three "Getting Started With Origin" videos are what you should watch before taking the FoxTale quiz.
SVGs
SVG is the file type that the CNC uses to cut with.