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What is one small safety improvement you’ve seen in a woodworking/manufacturing shop that made a surprisingly big difference?

I’m especially interested in things people tend to overlook — workstation layout, jigs/fixtures, material handling, pinch points, kickback zones, dust, tool storage, cutting tools, PPE, etc. Not looking for generic “wear PPE” advice — I’m looking for practical changes that eliminate or reduce the hazard.

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u/Educateyourselfdawg — 2 days ago
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Carveco User Group 2026 Event! Come Join Us!

Join us next weekend, Aug 29-30 for the first ever u/askcarveco User Group in Atlanta, GA! Come meet the teams behind Carveco and Onefinity as well as several of the amazing makers using Carveco software.

Check out u/carvecoacademy where you can design and personalize the other side of one of these brass coins, then visit the Onefinity booth where Stone, Morgan and Mitz will help you bring your design to life on one of our Apprentice series machines.

As an added bonus, three lucky attendees will be leaving with a new Onefinity CNC Apprentice machine! You don’t want to miss out on this event!

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u/onefinitycnc — 2 days ago
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Kumiko Sliding Door Cabinet made on Altmill 4X8 :)

Designed in Fusion360 and cut mainly on the Altmill 4x8. Sanding the pockets was way more tedious than I was expecting 😅

u/Nevuli5 — 11 days ago
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Black lines on a vcarving?

Ok if you are using a fine 30degree vbit and you want your lines to stand out on light color wood what are you using to color the vcarve lines? I've tried stain with a powder pigment and I don't like the results. Considering epoxy but it's pricey for use on twenty dollar carvings.

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u/New-Obligation-2950 — 11 days ago