Sunday, July 17, 2016

I was on the CNC with Dave Show!

Thanks to Dave Gatton for inviting me to be the guest on his "CNC with Dave Show" on Saturday, July 16th.  If you are interested in CNC machines, then you might want to tune into this show every Saturday night at 9pm on YouTube.  I talked about the Electric Guitar that I made with the Inventables X-Carve and you can watch the playback below.  Thanks to all who watched, joined us in the chat room, and asked questions.  I had a great time!


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  1. jaimeJuly 17, 2016 at 10:28 PM

    Muy interesante, solo quería solicitar la posibilidad de transmitir con la opción de subtitulo con traducción al español

    Very interesting, I just wanted to ask the possibility of transmitting the subtitle option with Spanish translation

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    1. The Carmichael WorkshopJuly 17, 2016 at 11:12 PM

      Hi Jaime! I was able to turn on Spanish subtitles. Click the CC button. Then click the Gear...Subtitles...Auto-Translate...Spanish.

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    2. jaimeJuly 18, 2016 at 6:16 PM

      Gracias, no lo habia notado, mis disculpa.

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  2. Joe Vaughn (BONZ)December 1, 2017 at 7:47 PM

    Hi Steve, I really enjoy your videos. I'm a retired home builder turned guitar builder and lifelong Guitar player. I Just finished watching your CNC video, man your the best! Attitude is everything. You get right to point, and your explanations Tell the good, bad, and the ugly without me falling asleep at the wheel. So far I've built guitar bodies out of left over spruce stair balusters,a 4 ft ash stump, and old growth southern yellow pine flooring. I've done a lot of research on cnc machines,but yours hit the spot. I'll be watching for more.
    THANKS JOE


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    1. The Carmichael WorkshopDecember 1, 2017 at 8:21 PM

      Hi Joe - Thanks so much! Glad you like the videos. I have more lined up but can't seem to make the time to do them. Probably have one soon though. I made a guitar out of a 2x4 so anything is possible. lol, Steve...

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