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Behind the Forge: Fantasy Book Nook, Library Table & Cyberpunk Canvas

🕑 Added 2025-05-06 22:06:26 +0000 UTC

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Matthew Pelkey

I love you guys!

Sherrie

I just looked and I can’t fine the one where you used the cnc router to do the outside of the book table. I gave no problem buying it but I can’t find it could you send me the link from that actual file on that site so I can purchase it please?

Nerdforge

Hey, we bought that 3dmodel and are not at liberty to share it I'm afraid. But it's on myminifactory if you search for books 😊

Sherrie

I was wondering if anyone can tell me where to get the 3m file for the cnc router to cut the books for the outside of the table

Nerdforge

We have a Flux Hexa at the moment 😊

Danielle Nightingale

Hey Martina and Hansi, just wondering what kind of laser cutter you guys have. We’re in the

Jeff Einhorn

Project Idea: How about a life-size book nook, like a closet that appears to lead to another world of greater than actual depth?

Nina Siemens

For a future project, maybe you want to look into Solarpunk. I know, Steampunk is up your alley - so maybe that one is, too? 😊

Dave McElroy

For future projects, adding sound as Savage Geo noted, also use sensors to trigger the effects noted by frosch. Also adding motion, maybe using an arduino with stepper motors. I've been playing with music player modules such as the DY-SV5W and the possibilities as endless.

frosch

On adding a twist to future projects, booknook or other: add a sensor to detect when someone is looking inside, then flash a jumpscare a few seconds later.

TotoroFromParis

A booknookception would be cool! You do a reproduction of the room it's in, complete with the bookshelf where it sits and another tinier version of this booknook !

Anita Anisai

I never thought I would have breakfast with Hansi an Martina in their house 😁. Watching BTF during breakfast 🥰 Looking forward to the Italy video and to the cnc and also embroidery machine being used in future. Would it be possible to CNC a wooden book nook? All the best for getting the embroidery machine to work. Since it's basically a fancy sewing machine, my top fixing tipps would be: - check if the needle is blunt or bent, that can cause more issues than you'd expect - check for accumulations of dust, everywhere, little fluffs of dust have given me more trouble than anything "mechanical" - oil, check the manual and oil accordingly, this can fix a lot of issues Good luck 🤞 I hope it is not more than that, because then it gets fiddly.