Employment Opportunity / RFQ (Request for Quote).Quick Navigation DIY CNC Router Table Machines Top especially leaving the extra 1/8" between one of the joints for the saw kerf when I cut it apart. my head hurts enough trying to make them let alone try and program for all the steps. It still looks like your software would help out a lot on cutting the incra joints but it wouldn't be something straight forward to do nor would I ever expect it to do that. There would still need to be some hand programming to do these but I'm getting ready to do a bunch of standard half-blind drawers for our house and your software would be just the ticket.
The joint showing on the inside is my deviation on the incra design. Here are some samples I’ve been making for testing. Dovetails can be any size, any width, any spacing. With a CNC, you’re only limited by the size of the tool. Just enter a few parameters, export the g-code and cut. No additional CAD or CAM programs were used. The corner blocks are then routed as separate pieces and the inside corner is trimmed out so the joints show on the inside of the box. I’ve been writing a program to create g-code for cutting dovetails on a CNC Router. Once glued it is cut 3/32" deep to match what the inner dovetail will be and routed. That "ribbon" piece is cut as dovetail slots and then you trim off what you need. The maple is cut first, then the next layer is cut (extra thick) and glued in. I used corel to lay them out and stared the programming with sheetcam but had to do some hand coding so that it wouldn't lift at the end of the cut, etc. Pretty much there is nothing easy about those joints However, they are all cut at the same depth but in a multi-step process.
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