Easel launched Community Cut Settings. It's designed to give you the collective wisdom of the entire community. The heatmap plots feed rate against depth per pass for a given spindle speed, with each tile representing a combination other makers have used.easel.com/projects/w2FkNqWfN…
Claude Mythos is Delusional
Introducing Project Glasswing: an urgent initiative to help secure the world’s most critical software.
It’s powered by our newest frontier model, Claude Mythos Preview, which can find software vulnerabilities better than all but the most skilled humans.
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John Stroup's Tree of Life panel has crisp linework through the branches and roots, with the circular frame tying the whole carve together.
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A lot of people underestimate what CNC can do until they see full-room work: curved stair parts, long-span joinery, and repeatable precision at architectural scale. That is when this tool starts to feel limitless.
Shoreline Furniture's cherry bar tray with garnish cups is such a clean build. Three nested cup pockets up top, tool well below, and a roundover on the edges to finish it off.
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Freshly cut walnut still warm from the bit, a quick pass with a brush, and the grain lights up. That moment when rough toolpaths turn into something you want to keep forever is why people fall for this craft.
Joe Pepitone's National Park sign has crisp layering, clean lettering, and a carved border that frames the whole piece perfectly.
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This new update allows users to click and drag linked measurement lines to place them where ever is convenient for your design. Check it out at easel.com
Most people think CNC is for signs and name plaques. Then they see a spiral staircase built from flat-cut plywood, finger-jointed and assembled dry with no fasteners. Load bearing. That's when the scope of this thing clicks.
There's a moment when you pull a finished carve off the spoilboard and you finally see what you built. All those tool paths you obsessed over. That feeling doesn't really go away.
46 cutting tools, one caliper, one wrench, and all your hold-downs. Matthew J. Parker built a shop tray that fits a real CNC workflow. Over 5,000 people have already made made a copy of this one.
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Check out this sign made in Easel by Joe Pepitone - easel.com/gallery/2qfccFzR
Shoreline furniture made this push car inspired by the side profile of Lightning McQueen, with some proportions tweaked. Easily made from box store lumber and dowels.
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This sunflower clock by community member Nick was designed in Blender and carved with Easel in walnut. That geometric center is something else.
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The winners of the Easel Holiday Design Contest have been announced! easel.com/pages/holidaywinne… Thank you to everyone for participating and congratulations to all the winners!
Today we launched Outline Bits - easel.com/features/outline-b… check it out for cutting out projects!
Check out the star shaped candy dish made in Easel easel.com/gallery/hQV9j_ZJ
Easel Software Feature Update: Copying and Pasting From the Clipboard across programs is now live! youtu.be/R_K2n9-s6ek?si=hgkd… via @YouTube






