This file is in DXF format. Notes for what needs to be done are in the file.

A 1/4″  bit is needed to CNC the spoil board. Precision is important when machining these templates. Dog hole size is critical. Make sure you measure your bits before machining. Most .250″ bits are actually .242″-.245″. Adjust accordingly when programming a CNC.

See the print issue or popularwoodworking.com for more project information and step-by-step articles to help you build the project.

My request back at you: If you build a Maker Workstation, I’d like to see it. I’d appreciate it if you send a photo and if you post it on social media, tag @woodworking.digital on Instagram and use the hashtag #makerworkstation.

All files and plans are as is and come without instructions, CNC programming or project support.  

Yes, this is FREE!

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1. Do not share files, please point friends to Woodworking.Digital website to access my plans, templates, and other content.
2. By downloading you agree to follow these key rules: All designs, plans, and files are subject to the CC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license. This means give credit for the original design and derivatives wherever it’s shown and confirm that you understand that you cannot sell creations based on the design nor the sell design files themselves.
3. All other content is Copyright Tim Celeski. All rights reserved.

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Individual files are also available for the Maker Workstation 72″x24″ top, Workstation system base, and workstation accessories. This is a specially priced bundle for all three files.

Note that exported DXF files sometimes “unjoin” 2D object curves. Make sure you check and rejoin objects as necessary.

CNC programming information. All files assume Z touch off is on top. Adjust if you prefer to Z off the bottom.  Because these are layered files, additional CAM programming information outside of cutting all the way through the material is in the layer title. For example, The T-Nut countersunk layer indicates to cut .0625 deep or depth of the side plate mount pockets. Use a .250″ CNC mill or up-cut router bit, measure the bit you’ll use, program for it, and run tests of dog holes and plate mount pocket fit tests before you begin.

All files and plans are as is and come without instructions, CNC programming, or project support.  

Please check out and include your name and email address. You’ll be subscribed to the woodworking.digital email list. Don’t worry you can unsubscribe at any time. And we won’t sell your information. You’ll get a link to the download upon checkout and in your email.

Because these are CNC-ready files make sure you understand the usage rules below.  By downloading the files you agree to the Non-Commerical license below.

If you think you’re up to producing Maker Workstations commercially, we are looking for a few enthusiastic and capable European partners to produce complete workstations and workstation kits for our clients and your own clients. You must be able to handle customer fulfillment and support in your own country. To qualify you must have proven commercial CNC fabrication experience, a CNC at least 48″ x 96″ in size, the ability to execute projects at a high level of precision with impeccable quality, and a desire to make all customers happy. If that’s you, contact tim@woodworking.digital

Three rules

1. Do not share, please point friends to Woodworking.Digital website to access my plans, templates, and other content.
2. By downloading you agree to follow these key rules: All designs, plans, and files are subject to the CC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license. This means give credit for the original design and derivatives wherever it’s shown and confirm that you cannot sell creations based on the design nor the sell design files themselves.
3. All other content is Copyright Tim Celeski. All rights reserved.

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Files are available for Maker Workstation 72″x24″ top, system base, and workstation accessories. This file is for the Maker Workstation Accessories. A specially priced bundle is available for all three files.

Note that exported DXF files sometimes “unjoin” 2D objects. Make sure you check and rejoin objects as necessary.

CNC programming information. All files assume Z touch off is on top. Adjust if you prefer to Z off the bottom. Because these are layered DXF files, additional CAM programming information outside of cutting all the way through the material is in the layer title. For example, The T-Nut countersunk layer indicates cutting .0625 deep and leg pockets. Use a .250″ CNC mill or up-cut router bit, measure the bit you’ll use, program for it, and run tests of dog holes and plate mount pocket fit tests before you begin.

All files and plans are as is and come without instructions, CNC programming, or project support.  

Please check out and include your name and email address. You’ll be subscribed to the woodworking.digital email list. Don’t worry you can unsubscribe at any time. And we won’t sell your information. You’ll get a link to the download upon checkout and in your email.

Because these are CNC-ready files make sure you understand the usage rules below.  By downloading the files you agree to the Non-Commerical license below.

If you think you’re up to producing Maker Workstations commercially, we are looking for a few enthusiastic and capable European partners to produce complete workstations and workstation kits for our clients and your own clients. You must be able to handle customer fulfillment and support in your own country. To qualify you must have proven commercial CNC fabrication experience, a CNC at least 48″ x 96″ in size, the ability to execute projects at a high level of precision with impeccable quality, and a desire to make all customers happy. If that’s you, contact tim@woodworking.digital

Three rules

1. Do not share, please point friends to Woodworking.Digital website to access my plans, templates, and other content.
2. By downloading you agree to follow these key rules: All designs, plans, and files are subject to the CC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license. This means give credit for the original design and derivatives wherever it’s shown and confirm that you cannot sell creations based on the design nor the sell design files themselves.
3. All other content is Copyright Tim Celeski. All rights reserved.

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Files are available for Maker Workstation 72″x24″ top, system base, and workstation accessories. This file is for the Maker Workstation Base. A specially priced bundle is available for all three files.

Note that exported DXF files sometimes “unjoin” 2D objects. Make sure you check and rejoin objects as necessary.

CNC programming information. All files assume Z touch off is on top. Adjust if you prefer to Z off the bottom.  Because these are layered files, additional CAM programming information outside of cutting all the way through the material is in the layer title. For example, The T-Nut countersunk layer indicates cutting .0625 deep and leg pockets. Use a .250″ CNC mill or up-cut router bit, measure the bit you’ll use, program for it, and run tests of dog holes and plate mount pocket fit tests before you begin.

All files and plans are as is and come without instructions, CNC programming, or project support.  

Please check out and include your name and email address. You’ll be subscribed to the woodworking.digital email list. Don’t worry you can unsubscribe at any time. And we won’t sell your information. You’ll get a link to the download upon checkout and in your email.

Because these are CNC-ready files make sure you understand the usage rules below.  By downloading the files you agree to the Non-Commerical license below.

If you think you’re up to producing Maker Workstations commercially, we are looking for a few enthusiastic and capable European partners to produce complete workstations and workstation kits for our clients and your own clients. You must be able to handle customer fulfillment and support in your own country. To qualify you must have proven commercial CNC fabrication experience, a CNC at least 48″ x 96″ in size, the ability to execute projects at a high level of precision with impeccable quality, and a desire to make all customers happy. If that’s you, contact tim@woodworking.digital

Three rules

1. Do not share, please point friends to Woodworking.Digital website to access my plans, templates, and other content.
2. By downloading you agree to follow these key rules: All designs, plans, and files are subject to the CC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license. This means give credit for the original design and derivatives wherever it’s shown and confirm that you cannot sell creations based on the design nor the sell design files themselves.
3. All other content is Copyright Tim Celeski. All rights reserved.

The post Maker Workstation 24″ x 72″ BASE DXF Files appeared first on woodworking.digital.

Files are available for Maker Workstation 72″x24″ top, system base, and workstation accessories. This file is for the Maker Workstation Top. A specially priced bundle is available for all three files.

Note that exported DXF files sometimes “unjoin” 2D object curves. Make sure you check and rejoin objects as necessary.

CNC programming information. All files assume Z touch off is on top. Adjust if you prefer to Z off the bottom.  Because these are layered files, additional CAM programming information outside of cutting all the way through the material is in the layer title. For example, The T-Nut countersunk layer indicates to cut .0625 deep or depth of the side plate mount pockets. Use a .250″ CNC mill or up-cut router bit, measure the bit you’ll use, program for it, and run tests of dog holes and plate mount pocket fit tests before you begin.

All files and plans are as is and come without instructions, CNC programming, or project support.  

Please check out and include your name and email address. You’ll be subscribed to the woodworking.digital email list. Don’t worry you can unsubscribe at any time. And we won’t sell your information. You’ll get a link to the download upon checkout and in your email.

Because these are CNC-ready files make sure you understand the usage rules below.  By downloading the files you agree to the Non-Commerical license below.

If you think you’re up to producing Maker Workstations commercially, we are looking for a few enthusiastic and capable European partners to produce complete workstations and workstation kits for our clients and your own clients. You must be able to handle customer fulfillment and support in your own country. To qualify you must have proven commercial CNC fabrication experience, a CNC at least 48″ x 96″ in size, the ability to execute projects at a high level of precision with impeccable quality, and a desire to make all customers happy. If that’s you, contact tim@woodworking.digital

Three rules

1. Do not share, please point friends to Woodworking.Digital website to access my plans, templates, and other content.
2. By downloading you agree to follow these key rules: All designs, plans, and files are subject to the CC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license. This means give credit for the original design and derivatives wherever it’s shown and confirm that you cannot sell creations based on the design nor the sell design files themselves.
3. All other content is Copyright Tim Celeski. All rights reserved.

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CNC-made templates are required for this project. To make them, you need template CAD files, a CNC, or a CNC service. Sorry, printing out paper templates and using a drill will not work for this project. The precision required on this project is too high.

An alternative template set for using a drill guide is also available here

Ready-made Maker Workstation templates will be available for purchase as the woodworking. digital store, soon.

You also need a Maker Workstation Layer Guide. It’s free and the 72″ x 24″ Guide is available here.

These CAD files in DXF format are for making or having someone make physical templates needed for the project with a CNC. This project calls for high precision so laying out and using regular woodworking techniques won’t work. You need a precision CNC template set to make the Maker Workstation. I suggest you make your templates out of 1/2″ or thicker MDF in order to control the 3/4″ Forstner drill bit used in this project.

A 1/4″  bit is needed to CNC the templates. Precision is important when machining these templates. Dog hole size is critical. Make sure you measure your bits before machining. Most .250″ bits are actually .242″-.245″. Adjust accordingly when programming a CNC.

See the print issue or popularwoodworking.com for more project information and step-by-step articles to help you build the project.

My request back at you: If you build a Maker Workstation, I’d like to see it. I’d appreciate it if you send a photo and if you post it on social media, tag @woodworking.digital on Instagram and use the hashtag #makerworkstation.

All files and plans are as is and come without instructions, CNC programming or project support.  

Yes, this is FREE!

Please check out and include your name and email address, no payment information is required. You’ll be subscribed to the woodworking.digital email list. Don’t worry you can unsubscribe at any time. And we won’t sell your information. You’ll get a link to the download upon checkout and in your email.

Three rules

1. Do not share files, please point friends to Woodworking.Digital website to access my plans, templates, and other content.
2. By downloading you agree to follow these key rules: All designs, plans, and files are subject to the CC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license. This means give credit for the original design and derivatives wherever it’s shown and confirm that you understand that you cannot sell creations based on the design nor the sell design files themselves.
3. All other content is Copyright Tim Celeski. All rights reserved.

The post Maker Workstation Template Files | Router Offset Version appeared first on woodworking.digital.

CNC-made templates are required for this project. To make them, you need template CAD files, a CNC, or a CNC service. Sorry, printing out paper templates and using a drill will not work for this project. The precision required on this project is too high.

An alternative template set for using a router, 3/8″ bit and 5/8″ bushing is also available here

Ready-made Maker Workstation templates will be available for purchase as the woodworking.digital store, soon.

You also need a Maker Workstation Layer Guide. It’s free and the 72″ x 24″ Guide is available here.

These CAD files in DXF format are for making or having someone make physical templates needed for the project with a CNC. This project calls for high precision so laying out and using regular woodworking techniques won’t work. You need a precision CNC template set to make the Maker Workstation. I suggest you make your template out of 1/2″ or thicker MDF in order to control the 3/4″ Forstner drill bit used in this project.

A 1/4″  bit is needed to make the templates. Precision is important when machining. Make sure you measure your bit before machining. Dog hole size is critical. Most .250″ bits are actually .242″-.245″. Make sure you adjust accordingly when programming your CNC.

See the print issue or popularwoodworking.com for more project information and step-by-step articles to help you build the project.

My request back at you: If you build a Maker Workstation, I’d like to see it. I’d appreciate it if you send me a photo and post it on social media, tag @woodworking.digital on Instagram and use the hashtag #makerworkstation.

All files and plans are as is and come without instructions, CNC programming or project support.  

Yes, this is FREE!

Please check out and include your name and email address, no payment information is required. You’ll be subscribed to the woodworking.digital email list. Don’t worry you can unsubscribe at any time. And we won’t sell your information. You’ll get a link to the download upon checkout and in your email.

Three rules

1. Do not share files, please point friends to Woodworking.Digital website to access my plans, templates, and other content.
2. By downloading you agree to follow these key rules: All designs, plans, and files are subject to the CC Attribution-Non-Commercial 4.0 license. This means give credit for the original design and derivatives wherever it’s shown and confirm that you understand that you cannot sell creations based on the design nor the sell design files themselves.
3. All other content is Copyright Tim Celeski. All rights reserved.

The post Maker Workstation Template Files | Drill Guide Version appeared first on woodworking.digital.

All files and plans are as is and come without instructions, CNC programming or project support.  

Yes, this is FREE!

Please check out and include your name and email address, no payment information is required. You’ll be subscribed to the woodworking.digital email list. Don’t worry you can unsubscribe at any time. And we won’t sell your information. You’ll get a link to the download upon checkout and in your email.

Three rules

1. Do not share, please point friends to Woodworking.Digital website to access my plans, templates, and other content.
2. By downloading you agree to follow these key rules: All designs, plans, and files are subject to the CC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license. This means give credit for the original design and derivatives wherever it’s shown and confirm that you cannot sell creations based on the design nor the sell design files themselves.
3. All other content is Copyright Tim Celeski. All rights reserved.

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Yes, this is FREE!

Please check out and include your name and email address, no payment information is required. You’ll be subscribed to the woodworking.digital email list. Don’t worry you can unsubscribe at any time. And we won’t sell your information. You’ll get a link to the download upon checkout and in your email.

All files and plans are as is and come without instructions, CNC programming or project support.  

Three rules

1. Do not share, please point friends to Woodworking.Digital website to access my plans, templates, and other content.
2. By downloading you agree to follow these key rules: All designs, plans, and files are subject to the CC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license. This means give credit for the original design and derivatives wherever it’s shown and confirm that you cannot sell creations based on the design nor the sell design files themselves.
3. All other content is Copyright Tim Celeski. All rights reserved.

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All files and plans are as is and come without instructions, CNC programming or project support.  

Please check out and include your name and email address. You’ll be subscribed to the woodworking.digital email list. Don’t worry you can unsubscribe at any time. And we won’t sell your information. You’ll get a link to the download upon checkout and in your email.

Three rules

1. Do not share, please point friends to Woodworking.Digital website to access my plans, templates, and other content.
2. By downloading you agree to follow these key rules: All designs, plans, and files are subject to the CC Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 license. This means give credit for the original design and derivatives wherever it’s shown and confirm that you cannot sell creations based on the design nor the sell design files themselves.
3. All other content is Copyright Tim Celeski. All rights reserved.

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