Shapeoko 3: Building a Large Format Camera (For Wet Plate Photography)
PART TWO: • Building a Large Format Camera for Wet Pla... In this video I wanted to take my Shapeoko 3 a little beyond carving and making signs. I have built large format cameras before but never with a cnc machine and never in plywood. Birch plywood is beautiful, light weight and affordable. I do use several other tools as well but the main structure of the camera is cut using the Shapeoko cnc. This is also the first time I try to cut brass with it, and it was no problem (even with a tiny 1.8mm bit). I have covered most of the steps. For software running the Shapeoko I used: Adobe Illustrator Easel UGS (Universal Gcode Sender) Please like and comment. If you Dislike the video I would appreciate a comment on what you did not like. Don't miss part two. Subscribe to my channel. I am working hard now to improve my videos and channel. I have a goal of reaching 5000 subscribers. If I reach that goal I want to release a special "gift" to all of you. Feel free to check out my photography work on www.dieter.no

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