The Cutting Edge Podcast by Onefinity CNC

With Onefinity, the possibilities are INFINITE! That’s why we have the Infinite Possibilities Program. This program allows users to upgrade their machines with new parts as we continually innovate and reinvent the CNC experience. 

In this episode, Stone and Morgan talk about how the program works, and what’s currently available. The latest addition is a Y/B-rail upgrade kit, which increases a machine’s capacity from 32x48 (Journeyman) to 48x48 (Foreman). This is only possible because of Onefinity’s unique, modular design and we’re pretty gosh darn proud of it!

Here’s the really cool part - when a user trades in parts to upgrade their machines, the returned parts are refurbished and given away to veterans, first responders, and maker spaces who qualify - just our way of giving back to and supporting the maker community!

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For some folks, a CNC isn't necessary. But depending on what types of projects you want to make, sometimes, there's just no substitute for a CNC.

In this episode, Stone and Morgan discuss their past projects that could only have been done with a CNC. For a lot of applications, jigs and templates will do just fine. But for some types of projects, no machine, template, or jig can hold a candle to the precision and repeatability of a Onefinity CNC!

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Sharing your garage with a car? Make your Onefinity mobile with the Rolling/Folding stand!

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Join Morgan and Stone as they talk about some of their biggest CNC fails! In this episode we talk about overcoming failures as well as how to avoid some of the most commonly made mistakes.

Welcome to The Cutting Edge Podcast, the official podcast of Onefinity CNC. In this episode, Stone and Morgan explore the burning question that no one can seem to answer - is using a CNC "real" woodworking? Is it cheating, why or why not? It seems to be a polarizing issue in the woodworking community, and we're searching for answers!

We had a few friends share their insight on the matter - Mike from Coffey Custom Builds, and Jef from Two Moose Design, both CNC users. Let us know what you think in the comments!

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Welcome to The Cutting Edge Podcast, the official podcast of Onefinity CNC. In this episode, Stone and Morgan cover one of their favorite parts of the job, Shows! Tradeshows are a crucial aspect of industry, and woodworking is no exception. Join us as we cover some of our favorite shows to attend, as well as discussing what these shows provide from the perspective of a brand as well as an individual attendee.

Have a show or event you'd like to see us at? Want to Connect with Us?

We’d love to hear from you! Whether you have feedback, questions, or are interested in being a guest on our show, drop us a line.

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Follow us on social media: @OnefinityCNC
Visit our website: onefinitycnc.com/podcast

Welcome to Episode 6 of The Cutting Edge Podcast presented by Onefinity CNC. In this episode, Morgan and Stone answer the question "What is a toolpath?" and explain how they are created for use on a CNC router, as well as the tools (bits) that accompany these specific toolpaths.

In this episode of The Cutting Edge Podcast, Morgan and Stone cover all of the different accessories and add-ons from Onefinity CNC along with some additional accessories from our partners like AirWeights, Rowdy Roman, Cadence MFG, Bits & Bits, and more!

Welcome to episode 4 of The Cutting Edge Podcast, presented by Onefinity CNC! In this episode, we cover the available support and resources to help you master your CNC and the software that accompanies it.

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In this episode, we take a good hard look at the many considerations that need to be taken to answer the question, "is CNC right for you?" It all depends on your goals - how much space, and how much time you have to meet those goals.

If you've been interested in getting into CNC, and don't think you have enough space, enough time, or it's not in your budget, Stone and Morgan walk you through all of those obstacles to help you decide if CNC is right for you!

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