Do I regret spending $3000+ on the Shaper Origin? (1 year review)

After making a video overview from the first month or so of using it, I thought it might be helpful to post a video detailing what I like (and don't like) about it one year later. I use the Shaper Origin on most every project and continue to find new, interesting uses for it. Along with new software updates and ease of use, it's hard to think of a better option if you don't have room for a dedicated CNC in the shop. Is it essential for the shop? No. But neither is a Sawstop, and I think there are things that are worth the investment. To me, the Shaper Origin is one of those worthwhile investments. No sponsored. While not sponsored in any way you can support the channel by using my Amazon associated account links below. I do receive a small kickback if you purchase. TOOLS: SHAPER ORIGIN: amzn.to/3qizDve PLANER: Dewalt DW735 Planer: amzn.to/438wf4l Shelix Cutterhead for DW735: amzn.to/4256DEg MITER SAW: Bosch GCM12SD: amzn.to/43aUS0u ROUTER: Bosch Palm Router: amzn.to/3IJmVMn DRILLS: Bosch 12V Drill 2-Pack: amzn.to/3OITEVH TABLESAW: Sawstop PCS 175-PFA30: amzn.to/3ql00QQ BANDSAW: Rikon 10-324 14": amzn.to/43ckB8C DRILL PRESS: Jet JWDP-12inch: amzn.to/42cN5Or LIGHTING: Barrina LED Shop Light (10 pack): amzn.to/3MKP8Ui VIDEOGRAPHY GEAR: Sony A7III: amzn.to/3OKcxrw Microphones (rode wireless Go II): amzn.to/3WF7SsT SECURITY: Wyze Cam Pan: amzn.to/43lLwyC

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