Bill M.
Decided I would try my luck with carving my own makers stamp out brass. Used my 3018 pro upgraded to a 3036 with the 500 watt motor. I used a 20 degree V bit and slowed my speed way down and kept oil on the bit. Came out pretty good for a first time carving brass.
Chris B.
Broke out the 3018 while trying to decide to pull the pin on a 3D printer.
Douglas M.
Haven't posted anything in a while but I am a bit proud of my son and his accomplishment so I made this to commemorate the day.
Charity S.
One of the couple boxes that I just finished for a couple family get togethers that my parents are hosting this summer. Done on the 3018 with the 5.5W laser.
Michelle B.
Check it out! I finally finished something! Lol
It's got flaws all over it and my painting skills kinda suck but I'm proud of it!
Thanks to Daryl Dinkel for putting up with my endless questions and helping me with all this. Couldn't have done it without you
Bill M.
I am really enjoying this 3D carving.
Bill M.
Just finished this carve using eastern red cedar. The finish carve on this one was approximately 26 hours because of the detail I wanted to achieve. I’ve learned not to get in a hurry if you want a quality carving, the wait was worth it. Carved with a 3018 pro upgraded to a 3036 and upgraded to the 500 watt spindle. Everything worked perfect.
Mike C.
My first project. These are Awards for a Dog Trial. They are Mini Go to Ground Tunnels. I have a 3018 pro, using easel, bit I used is an 1/8 ball nose. Material is 3/4 ac plywood, sanded stained, letters painted then poly. I want to thank everyone here with all these great posts. I'm learning everyday and it's really helping. Thank you!!
Pat S.
Had a go at engraving on glass painted black and was quite pleased with the results. Done on the 3018pro 40w laser. Speed 900, power 400, 10 lines quality in lasergrbl. Images processed in adobe lightroom and elements first. 3 glass coasters 100mm x 100mm painted white after engraving.
Derrick H.
Over the last two years I have been testing different ways of carving and finishing. It's been so fun and learned loads. Figured I would share a bit of my journeys finished products.
I'm a finisher by trade and carve for fun and a bit of side money. One day I hope to make it more then just my hobby and dream of upgrading to the silverback to able to expand and continue learning.
Brian R.
Used Easel for this project
Brian R.
Stock 3018 Pro. Finished just in time for Christmas and 3 happy Great Grandparents.
Charity S.
One of the gifts that I made for family and friends for Christmas on walnut. Used 3018 with 5.5W laser.
Pat S.
Here's another one :)
Pat S.
Haven't done any engraving for a while but got these done for a friend. Done on 3018pro with 40w laser
George D.
Just a short feedback to let you know that I’ve had no issues with your product out of the box! Here is a piece I made recently for a friend. The carcass is Lapache Ipe from Paraguay ,the top is alder from the west coast of USA. The box measures 9x12 inches . The lid fit with no issues. Had to turn the settings to vertical printing but it’s all in the learning curve. Thanks for a great product.
Rick L.
Like my upgrade. The difference is amazing Thank you YoraHome.
Alan M.
Snuck home for a couple days and finally got everything reassembled... quick burn with the 3018 pro for the grandkids.
Andrew C.
Putting my 3018 Pro together today, no experience at all. One step at a time.
Jonathan S.
Here is my finished piece. 3 panels, they are topo maps of where the wife and I met, got engaged and married. Made out of walnut that I harvested from our property a little over a year ago. Each panel is about 10 hours on the carve.
Peter T.
CNC + SEGMENT TURNING
Larry N.
More projects from the YoraHome 3018
Larry N.
Festival Saturday. New stuff.
Dave Y.
I have owned the 3018 pro for almost a year and have been honing my crafting with the router and laser. I think the Family Christmas craft gifts are going to be stepped up a serious notch this year. More to come.
Larry N.
Setting up today for a 2 day Octoberfest Market. One of my newest inventory items.
Colin P.
I cut this live edge cheese board and filled the engraving with epoxy and Mica Powder to celebrate friends of ours visiting from the US. Maple leaves on the left and three stars (red, white and blue.) on the right for the States. My thanks to Larry Noble for the education with epoxy and also how to convert .png files to svg files.
Chris B.
Another one going out
Chris B.
Done with my 3018
Larry N.
Ready for Market.
Chris B.
Combo project 3018 and 50W co2 laser.
Chris B.
Another project done with the YoraHome 3018.
Chris B.
One of the latest projects I've made. Very happy!
Chris B.
Latest project done with my 3018.
Larry N.
A question for the group. I have a 3018 pro with the extension and upgraded spindle. I use Easel software. The auto cut setting seam very slow and I have been trying different manual setting but it still take a long time to carve. So asking for opinions on the setting others would use for this carve. It’s 1/8” deep and the wood is poplar. I’m use a 1/8” and a 20 degree bit.
Larry N.
One of the few new items I created using my 3018.
Chris B.
New project for the holidays.
Scott M.
Carved and poured
Chris B.
First time trying leatherette coasters they are finicky and hard to work out but once you do they come out very nice.
Devita J.
Another slicer :)
Devita J.
My slicers are really going well!!
Chris B.
Was a busy weekend with the laser and the 3018.
Chris B.
Latest project hot off the press.
Paul J.
Large Maple end grain cutting board 17.75x24x1.75. Weighs over 19 lbs!
Larry N.
A cheese slicer for next weekend’s market.
Larry N.
One of the few items I finished up today.
Chris B.
This is the before photo :D
Chris B.
Just a different technique I wanted to throw out there if it will help any of you I had done the different stains and things on the CNC project so I decided to try and paint one and see how it came out I am very happy with it and it was pretty easy to do. I spray painted the project and then hit the highlights with a new product I wanted to try called rub and buff it came out pretty well I think and definitely open the door to try the technique on other projects as well.
Andrew B.
Just completed this today.
Larry N.
Father's Day Special
Larry N.
Last batch before next Sunday’s market. Need to move over to a few non-epoxy items.
Larry N.
One of the few more carved boards I finished last night.
Reg H.
I work with Barrel Wood. White Oak from whiskey, wine, bourbon etc. So none of the wood we work with is flat, square, straight but it’s all hard wood. A customer saw a stave I drilled for Blanton Bourbon corks and said why don’t you make a carousel? Well I made it with a twist…
Lydia D.
I am loving the 3018 PRO. It’s taking a while to figure out all its nuances. Trial and error but overall it’s doing exactly what I want it to do. These are gifts for my great niece and nephew. Small plaques for their rooms. They loved them!
Ian J.
A leaving present for a colleague. He's a canoeist and is joining a forestry firm.
Devita J.
The things you can do with the CNC are countless
Larry N.
Cheese slicers in the works.
Larry N.
Another one off my Yorahome.
Larry N.
A few more boards off my Yorahome.
Chris B.
3018 project for nephews wedding
Matt S.
LED lighted sign I did for a friend's small business.
Mirror carved 3/8" acrylic, wrapped in 1/2" red oak frame, with black 1/8" sintra backer.
On 3018pro.
Brian B.
New to this. Just made this for my grandson. A lot to learn yet.
Larry N.
Classy! Done with my 3018.
Larry N.
Another item for my booth :)
Larry N.
I have my first of the year this Saturday. It is also my first market since buying my Yorahome CNC 3018. Here is one of the few items I’ll have in my booth.
Molly O.
My first attempt at acrylic. Not too bad.
Chris B.
Last carve on 3018, 9” in diameter.
Luda S.
Hey all! Got my Yorahome 3018 pro this past week and have done some fun beginner carves. First carve ever in the pics.
Ralph J.
Keep Sake Box for my
grand daughter.
11.25" X 11.25" X 20"
I used my 3018 pro with bed extension kit along with 300 watt spindle upgrade to carve the designs out along with the recessed area for the name and picture covered with table top epoxy.
William G.
Well carving is done after many hours still working on proper bits and depth. Getting closer not to bad
Devita J.
We have a fallen police officer here in my county his number was 904 ! I will put San and seal on this & I believe I may place blue resin around it!
Ian J.
One more fun creation on the 3036
Andrew B.
My tractor picture. 3018pro router, 1/16 crosshatch bit going slow. About 500 mm/mn and .5 mm depth per pass.
Chris B.
When you are bored and see your 3018 in the corner
Pat D.
I have had my YoraHome 3018 for exactly 1 week now and I can't stop playing with it.
A few mistakes I was able to salvage but I think I have it figured out now.
All this I did with the 1 size bit that comes with the machine.. might be time to order the big router bit set .
Mark T.
After a week of almost giving up I finally feel like I’m making progress.
Timber is Kwila. Aroha is Māori for love.
The insert is pine using one of the apps available in Easel.
I’m based in New Zealand and haven’t found a fellow Yora user yet.
3018 - extension on order but is currently in transit stuck in Australia!
Jimmy R.
Good morning folks, hope everyone had a wonderful holiday weekend.
Larry N.
Second try with my 3018! Getting the hang of it. :)
Jimmy R.
Not quite finished yet but getting close..
Made on a 3036 using ventric to create gcodes and easel to carve.
Jimmy R.
Turned out great!
Anne T.
Some projects I’ve been working on. These key holders are a paid job. One name is spelled wrong only because I copied it just as it was written. Payers fault. She is purchasing a new one. She doesn't want to stain them, so I will use the error to stain and show her how beautiful they can be.
Peter W.
Some hanging tree decorations for the family. 3mm birch ply.
Made on the 3036 with 40w super duper laser beam firer!
Jeffrey B.
Really happy with the end results despite a few mistakes. The worst was a bad centering job on the router drilling holes for the Train Station board.
James C.
My first carve! Black walnut slab, 3mm deep carve, then painted, sanded, and sealed the top. Gonna be a wedding present!
Ordered my machine about 10 days ago… came in two days ago! Super easy to put together! I’m gonna wear this machine out quickly… I already have like 10 projects planned. Hahaha!
Ian J.
Latest project carved. Banner ends hand carved.
Another tree of life family tree carved into oak finished with Danish oil.
Chris B.
Dusted off the 3018 to see if I still remembered how to do it. Think it came out pretty good.
Marcus W.
Just loving this 3018
Delaine M.
I’ve really come to enjoy the carving + resin combination. We have way too many door to door sales people in our neighborhood. Soooo this was completed today.
Jeffrey B.
More completed projects on the YH65100 and 3018.
Marcus W.
My first successful project on 3018 I am so happy!
Kurt B.
Practicing to start making urns. A little off-center. But that’s why they call it practicing. :D
Joe D.
My first work on my 3018 on red oak. First with a 1/8 2 flute then a 20⁰ v-cut for the details. 100 feed, 150 plunge and .3 depth.
Walt O.
This came out perfectly!
