This video demonstrates how to laminate using the Fox.Build CS-1223 laminator and standard laminating pouches.

In this video we demonstrate how to use the Fox.Build plastic bender. We show several different things that were made on the bender and then go through the process and actually bend a piece of 3mm acrylic.

This video shows how to change the chuck on the Fox.Build metal lathe. In the video we change from a 3-jaw to a 4-jaw chuck, but the process is identical to switch back. The 3-jaw chuck is self-centering, while the 4-jaw has 4 independent jaws. The 3-jaw chuck is good for quick jobs that don't require exact centering (the center may be off by several thousandth's of an inch) such as facing, while the 4-jaw can be used for exact centering and for turning things that are deliberately not on center.

Fox.Build has a metal cutting bandsaw for member use. The blade naturally needs replacing periodically. This video shows how so members can replace the blade without waiting for a manager to do it. The Fox.Build bandsaw is an older model, but the technique should work for similar models such as those listed in the title.

Here at the Fox.Build MakerSpace we're converting a Precision Matthews PM-25MV mill from manual control to CNC. We bought the conversion kit from Dave at ArizonaVideo and installed the ballscrews and motors according to the Arizona Video instructions. That went smoothly. Being a MakerSpace we have members with varying degrees of experience and wanted to add limit switches for safety. We searched to see how others had done this but came up empty. So, we devised our own method and are sharing it here in the hopes it helps someone else who is doing this conversion.

This video describes how to load a quilt onto the Fox.Build quilting frame..

We're converting our PM-25MV mill from manual control to Computer Numeric Control (CNC). This is a video of the test of the X and Y axis movement under computer control.

Take a look at the capabilities and community of Fox.Build.

This is a short video that describes how to use a knockout punch to knock a clean round hole in a sheet of steel.