Hello again everyone!

To start, I decided that a CNC spade piece would be the design I would make for my project. I went to nounproject.com, found a spade piece design that I liked, and downloaded the SVG file from the website.

I then imported the file into Carbide Create on my laptop to edit the design. I changed the general settings of Carbide Create so that the exact width, length, and height were taken into account for the wooden piece I was going to cut. I then arranged the file so that the spade design fit in the center of the wooden piece while also maintaining a 3 in. x 3 in. minimum measurement. I then added an offset vector to the spade design, 0.25 inches in measurement. I also added 0.1 in. x 0.1 in. nodes to the file so the piece would be secure and then added the pocket and contour cut commands.

I then sent the file to Carbide Motion, following all of the steps to cut my wood piece.

After my two spade piece were cut, I went to the back ODEK to stain both of them.

Cost Type	Cost	Price	Source	Quantity	Total
Materials	Wood Board 6 in x 3ft	$13.99	homedepot.com	1 board	$13.99
Labor	Woodworking Operator	$21/hr	ziprecruiter.com	1 person	$42.00
	Prototyping Engineer (You!)	$36/hr	ziprecruiter.com	1 person	$72.00
Overhead	Facility Cost (Machine Time)	$3,000.00 > (Shapeoko)	carbide3d.com	1 unit	$5,150.00
Design	Engineering and Development	$0.00 (Spade)	nounproject.com	1 file	$0.00