X-Carve 1800mm: Making A Batch of Business Signs on a CNC Router
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 Published On Sep 11, 2019

Here we show our process for making a batch of business signs for our friends at Southern Charm Candle Company. We do this by using our 1800mm Xcarve and Vcarve Pro.

The style of these signs includes an antique finish, which represents the style of Southern Charm Candle Company. To achieve this finish, it requires painting the material prior to carving using a gloss type acrylic paint. This allows for the stain to be applied over the whole sign, then wiping the stain off the painted surface. It achieves a "worn" look to the signs, which fits perfectly with their display set ups.

SOFTWARE: https://www.vectric.com/
We use Vectric's Vcarve Pro to create the toolpaths, using a 60* V-Bit to cut out the design.

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1/8" Whiteside Downcut Bit
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Amana Tools 60* V-Bit (Spektra Coated)
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Special Walnut Minwax stain
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Apple Barrel Gloss Acrylic Paint
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Southern Charm Candle Company Social Media Links

  / southern-charm-candle-company  
  / southerncharmcandle  

Please Note
Since filming this video a proper dust collection system has been installed. We are aware of the dangers of using MDF as a substrate and have taken the proper actions to help reduce these concerns.

MDF = Good...MDF Dust = Bad. Don’t be like me...wear proper PPE!

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