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In case you missed it
We launched a brand new site called Filefinity! What is it, you ask? It is a free resource for you to download CNC files that are already programmed with toolpaths. Simply find a file you like, download, follow the instructions listed in the job details, and begin carving within minutes. See the video where Morgan explains it all here.
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Welcome to the October edition of the Filefinity Monthly Cut, where you can catch the latest updates all in one spot! Keep reading to see some of our featured files you can download and to meet our Creator of the Month!
Featured files
Tested toolpaths, dialed-in feeds and speeds, and ready-to-run CNC files free to download and immediately upload onto your CNC to carve - no design software needed.
Beginner
Mosaic Sign Backer
A clean profile cut is programmed with a 60 degree V-groove bit to carve the mosaic lines for a quick and easy sign backer.
Advanced
Angry Bear 3D Relief Carve
Two bits, one awesome 3D carving! You'll need a 1/4" endmill and a 1/16" tapered ball nose bit for this beauty.
Beginner
Baseball Gear Display
Download the G-code directly or grab the native file so you can customize it with your local school mascot.
Beginner
Pumpkin Wood Coasters
A simple fall project that turns scrap hardwood into a set of charming pumpkin coasters sure to delight.
October
Creator of the Month
Danny VanMeter - Upper Room Custom Creations
Every month, Onefinity highlights a maker who pushes CNC craftsmanship forward. Advancing the online CNC community can mean helping others problem solve, uploading files to Filefinity, being creative, or simply sharing your love for doing CNC projects. For October, we celebrate the work of Danny VanMeter, owner of Upper Room Custom Creations in NJ.
Share Your Projects on Filefinity
Have a vector design, 3D toolpath, or jig that makes machining easier? Upload your project files to Filefinity and contribute to the Onefinity CNC community to start earning rewards!
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