Wood cutouts from my CNC

[jebsvitals]

Just finished up putting some clear laquer on some cutouts. Used my home made CNC machine. Think they turned out fairly well.

[jebsvitals]

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[Bro. Bill]

Great job

[jebsvitals]

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[jebsvitals]

This is the machine I made to do it all. I plan on machining some lowers soon.

[BlakeH1]

I sent you a pm

[Graysonhogs]

Nice, what type if programming does it use?

[cecilh1986]

Very nice. My dad and I are making a router table too.

[jebsvitals]

Nice, what type if programming does it use?

Depending on what I am drawing I either use Autocad or Inventor. I use Cambam to make the G-code and tool paths. Then I use Mach3 to run the G-code.

[jebsvitals]

Very nice. My dad and I are making a router table too.

Thanks. It is very addicting.

[bwssr]

so, you can do some "tweeking" on some lowers?

[River Racer]

Looks like a CNC Router Parts kit. Is that what it is? If so, what do you think about it? I'm looking at one of those for my shop.

[jebsvitals]

so, you can do some "tweeking" on some lowers?

Depends on what the tweeking consists of.

[jebsvitals]

Looks like a CNC Router Parts kit. Is that what it is? If so, what do you think about it? I'm looking at one of those for my shop.

Most of it from a CNC parts kit. I did make it a little different than if you bought it as a whole kit. I like it a lot it is very addicting. I made a part out of aluminum and it was supposed to be 5.00" width and the digital calipers I have say that it is 4.999". So it seems to be very accurate. Im still learning my feeds and speeds and what endmills are best to use.

[River Racer]

If you are not familiar with cnczone.com you should check it out. You can learn all sorts of stuff there.