Саморобна фрезерна каретка з Parettool. Зменшую товщину плити з 18 до 12 мм

In this video I will show a non-standard use of the Parettool Frame system. From Parettool components and milling templates I assembled a full-fledged milling carriage for processing surfaces. Usually, such carriages are used for leveling slabs, but this time the task was different - to reduce the thickness of the plate from 18 mm to 12 mm, obtaining a flat and controlled surface. I will show: ✔ the carriage design; ✔ what components Parettool used; ✔ setting the guides; ✔ the milling process; ✔ the result after removing the material. This project may be interesting to furniture makers, craftsmen who work with plywood, MDF and solid wood, as well as anyone looking for an alternative to expensive machines for processing large parts. Write in the comments whether you have used milling carriages for leveling surfaces and what solutions you use in your workshop. 0:00 The essence of the task: why it is necessary to reduce the thickness of the plywood from 18 mm to 12 mm. 0:47 Review of a homemade carriage from Parettool frames for leveling the plane. 1:00 Reliable fastening of frames and fixing the facade to the table. 1:22 The milling process: setting the depth, working 2 mm per pass. 1:55 Selection of a large diameter milling cutter and a copying ring for quick removal. 2:11 How stroke limits and side supports (combs) work. 3:01 Intermediate result: review of drawer facades and wood texture. 3:46 Installation of facade eccentrics and the nuances of gluing HPL plastic. 4:17 Why I refused the chamfer and what the finished product will look like. 5:08 Results.