Colin P.
I made my first attempt at multi-coloured resin pouring on a cutting board that I made today.
It consists of cutting the black shape of the eagle to a depth of about 1/8" deep, pouring the black and allowing it to cure for about a day, then cutting the white portion (same depth), pouring the white and curing finally cutting the yellow/gold, pour and cure. After this, I cut the final shape of the cutting board.
The board is sanded, soaked in a food-safe mineral oil and finally finished with bee's wax and polished.
It measures 22"x 10"x 1". Made from a local Maple wood tree.
Hope you like it.
Cristo B.
Check out what I made yesterday
☘️ GO IRISH ☘️
Larry N.
Mixing technology today. Honeycomb with the Silverback. Bees with a laser. Will fill with epoxy
Floyd W.
Just setting up. Lost in space as of now.
Will need a lot of advice moving forward. A novice. First CNC.YORA 6060 SILVERBACK.
BLESSINGS!
Tom A.
After being married 45 years valentine day is way overrated. Made on silverback maybe get enough for happy hour.
Joe M.
Some work from last week with my silverback 60/60
Mike G.
I just finished this one with my silverback
Cristo B.
Was able to do another military cutting board
Quickly becoming my favorite projects
Mike H.
70mm/s feed, 350x150mm - linden wood
r0.75 tapered ball nose
Mike H.
2 and half hours cnc time
cherry wood
0.15 stepover
finishing with tapered r0.75
180x180x30mm
Josh R.
Just finished with my silverback
Joseph B.
1down and 1 to go.
Joe M.
Thank you, silverback 60/60
David G.
2nd slate attempt. 80w yora on a silverback. Just an image I saved from internets. 3000/20% stucki . Slate from michaels was prepared using 2x clear , one coat. Im not impressed with slate yet as it doesnt have the pop that tile does. Next time I will laser raw slate then clearcoat.
Cristo B.
Was able to do another military cutting board
Quickly becoming my favorite projects
Larry N.
Could different style bottle openers made on my Silverback.
Larry N.
Getting ready for 4 market days over the next couple weeks.
Larry N.
A few more items carved on my Silverback. The sign is for my vendor space that open in 2 weeks.
Larry N.
A few more items carved on my Silverback. The sign is for my vendor space that open in 2 weeks.
Joe M.
Silverback 60/60 ya gotta love it!!!!
Larry N.
I’ve been out of my shop for a while but I finished up a few items today.
Larry N.
I’ve been out of my shop for a while but I finished up a few items today.
Colin P.
I recently purchased the new SilverBack Air Assist. Boy, what a difference that has made to my clean burns and the ability to cut through. This is a trivet for placing hot items on the table/countertop. Made of four layers and about 5/8" thick. 7"x7" in diameter.
Deanna S.
Carving walnut today. Can’t wait to pour epoxy in them!
Joseph B.
A couple of projects I completed today.
Joseph B.
A couple of projects I completed today.
Colin P.
I recently completed a project using Black Walnut for the first time. The project involved cutting a large board that measures 18"x16" and is 1 1/4" thick. What's amazing to me is that I personally selected this piece of wood last year when it was still a tree in the ground. The piece has live edge on two sides.
Thanks to Larry Noble for the inspiration to use the green Resin.
Carlos S.
Finished this one up today !!! I like the way it came out, nice detail !! # Silverback
Joe M.
Carved with my silverback 60/60
Peter C.
Just been playing with various things, and working out what does what, did the outline first with a 3mm corn mill bit then changed over to the 60° tip, added the words, deleted the outline and going well
Joseph B.
Finish carve took 12 hrs 7 minutes with a 1/8” TBN bit. Carved on cypress. Finished it with Tung oil and clear polyurethane.
Larry N.
A couple of new designs and a revisit of an old one.
Chris W.
Newest from.. silverback
Denis B.
New clock completed with the silverback, few more in progress.
Alan M.
You all make some amazing things but I think I am finally starting to get the hang of it myself. Almost 30 hours of carve. The flower petals are less than a 1/32 of an inch thick.
Larry N.
The main market I attend opens next weekend. Finished some more inventory today. Include a couple photos to show I don non CNC stuff as well
Dave B.
First full 3d carve. Silverback 6060
Mike G.
Started a custom Tock games board, almost completed, quite happy with the results
Denis B.
Started a custom Tock games board, almost completed, quite happy with the results
Geno W.
Here’s some of my latest 3d carves.
Larry N.
Finished a few today
Larry N.
Finished a few trivets this morning.
David V.
Getting ready to turn on the new 6060. Can't wait.
Carlos S.
Just finished building my silverback 6060 and ran my first carve to test it out !
Colin P.
A large slate cutting board approximately 18 in x 12 in. Took a bit of time to engrave though.
Larry N.
Carved a few trivets the last couple days.
Shawn T.
Valentine present for the wife!
The Dusty Woodworker .
Carved these crescent moon catchalls & nesting round catchall on the Silverback 6060. I used a 1/4" downcut bit on the moon tray, 1/2" bowl bit on the round trays. Crescent moon File was purchased from etsy. Used the 6550 pro to laser the moon sequences graphic in the pocket of the round catchall. I adjusted the step over to 20% and had very little sanding. These machines have such huge capability. Best investment I ever made!
Chris B.
I’m having a blast learning to use my Silverback. Just a few of the things I’ve made recently
Denis B.
Made a Rummoli game board this morning and finished new cribbage board
Colin P.
This is a recent project of mine using my Silverback and 80w laser.
It consists of four layers of 3/16" Maple plywood two of which were stained darker brown than the natural Maple of the other two. And then glued together. It makes a nice trivet. You can see the different levels and detail in the close up image.
Colin P.
Just completed a large router-cut Pirate Ship clock for my garage on my Silverback. It's made entirely with scraps of Mahogany glued together that I found around my workshop.
The Dusty W.
Wanted to post these hardwood catchalls, created on my Silverback 6060. I am a Woodworker first, so stage 1 was cutting the hardwood strips to size, glue ups, then machining and finishing. This machine is an awesome investment. Can't say enough about the incredible support the company & this group has to offer. I'm easing into semi-retirement for health reasons (kicking & screaming lol) but was honoured to win a Platinum award in Carpentry & Woodworking as voted by our local community. Thank you YoraHome! Kim Q. ❤️
Michael S.
Hope everyone is making some cool stuff for the holidays. Here’s a few things I’ve made.
Denis B.
New product made with silverback 6060, thanks to Daryl Dinkel for helping me out converting my files to make this wor
Denis B.
Wine rack almost completed, few more details
Done with 6060 silverback, added a led at the bottom, all oil and ready
Denis B.
New style lazy susans made with my silverback, 18" diameter and epoxy
Jeremy K.
Finally done… (Electric flickers are a PITA) . I am loving this piece. Both pieces are double sided, very fun carve.
Bobby W.
Made this catch all tray for a friend of mine
Richard J.
Did this yarn box with help from the silverback.
Nicolas S.
My new Laser enclosure worked out perfect. No more smoke in the house . My wife says I can still live here!
Kimberley Q.
Photo for attention purposes! Black walnut charcuterie board, design carved on the Silverback. Just off a call with Jim Rarey. Outstanding customer support! This is why I'm on my 4th machine with YoraHome.
Problem solved in 20 minutes and I'm back to engraving. Thanks so much Jim!
Larry N.
Trying to get ready for the holidays.
Sabrina I.
I love engraving on cork, makes such a nice result! and like the smell as well…
Jim P.
I made a Cardinal Whirlygig. I cut the body out of Walnut on my Silverback 6060.
Joe M.
The Michigan is made of epoxy, I carved a mold with my silverback 60/60. After cured I carved the text and back filled it with epoxy.
Larry N.
Got a few items done between markets.
Lee w.
Had a little fun carving a bourbon barrel lid with my Silverback for a local tattoo artist. Found a battery operated light kit at Hobby Lobby for $7 that fit right in the 60 degree v grooves.
Larry N.
Last batch before my Octoberfest market.
Joe M.
I posted this last week after I engraved it. I thought I would show it now that it's been finished with epoxy.
Larry N.
Here’s a few items I finished up today.
Russ T.
32” panel on red cedar with an extended x-axis on my silverback. 8 hour runtime. Just been sanded and oiled. Will add urathene after oil soaks in.
Russ T.
8 hours on red cedar on my silverback w/Makita router and 1/4 down cut and 1/32 bullnose. Right off the cnc.
Larry N.
Finished this today.
Jeremy K.
Marine Corps flag 16”x9” done on the silverback 6060.
Joe M.
I love watching my silverback work.
Joe M.
Santa is coming to town.
Joe M.
Just completed a Hickory collection.
Russ T.
Quick work with my Silverback on this 18x11 x 1.5"piece for my 50th reunion using 1/4 downcut and 1mm tapered bits. Lasered the class roster on the back.
Larry N.
Wedding gift for my Grandson.
Larry N.
Back in the shop this week.
Deanna S.
Here's another one
Deanna S.
Getting stock ready for my friend’s booth at the PA Renn Faire.
Paul J.
Still learning a lot on my Silverback. Using Easel pro. Friend asked me to make a cake topper. Maple.
Jeremy K.
All weekend job between storms and bad luck but I persevered. Love the way it finished out. 6060 Silverback using Cherry.
Lee W.
After a steep learning curve, I finally finished the first carve on my Silverback. This is a clock for one of my wife’s friends that is retiring. Just put the final coat of polyurethane on it and will then do the final assembly of the clock components.
Overall, I’m impressed with the Silverback and its functionality. Easel was pretty easy to use after a few dozen YouTube videos. Still more to explore.
A big thanks to Daryl Dinkel for all his help and all the rest of the folks on here that chimed in and helped answer all my questions. This is a great group of people.
On to the next carve.
Mark C.
The weekend project - Solid oak Baseball holder for a major fan of the Yankees here in the UK. Worked on the SILVERBACK - designed in EASEL. Used the Super Gradient Generator by (Ethan Kinney) for the cone shapes and imported the "Picture" bits via SVG.⚾
David B.
Some carves on walnut with my silverback and the makita router.
David B.
Some carves on walnut with my silverback and the makita router.
Larry N.
Haven’t been doing a lot lately as I’m somewhat over stocked on inventory. I did finish these 3 as well as 8 each of the the Yellowstone/Rip signs today.
Larry N.
Haven’t been doing a lot lately as I’m somewhat over stocked on inventory. I did finish these 3 as well as 8 each of the the Yellowstone/Rip signs today.
Larry N.
Haven’t been doing a lot lately as I’m somewhat over stocked on inventory. I did finish these 3 as well as 8 each of the the Yellowstone/Rip signs today.
Jeremy K.
It is very possible to work with thick materials. This piece was rough cut piece of cedar over 3” thick. I used the Silverback to plane it down on both sides to get it where I wanted it. After completing the job it is a 1.75” thickness.
Joe M.
I made this one for all the incredible teachers out there, especially the ones on yorahome fb page. Thank you
You know who you are.
Jeremy K.
Done on the 6060 Silverback for my personal collection. Epoxy inlay for the colors.
Tom Z.
1449 holes later!! It’s been a cribbage board kind of week!♠️♥️♣️♦️