CNC 4th Axis at work

CNC machine cutting an 8' column to fit around a 4.5x4.5" pole in my living room. If you want to cover up a similar pole in your house or basement,
call Hank @ 303-579-2084 or juiceguy@juiceguy.com

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[Seretur00]

Congrats on the machine and the lovely column :D

is the machine homemade? I'm making one with a friend and I'm considering adding a 4th axis as a removable addon to the table

[hankboschen]

CNC is a 5 x 10 Techno 3 axis with a rotary table.

[gigelcostel25]

Nice work. What software did you use to make the project? How did you do the post-process?

[hankboschen]

Enroute

I don't understand your second question.

HanK

[hankboschen]

It is all semantics. I titled it 4th axis because that's what Techno (mfg) calls it. There are three ways to move the tool and one way to rotate the work, but I can only do three of the four at the same time.

[pivarellas]

AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!

Did program it with Mastercam?

Thank You.

[hankboschen]

EnRoute 3

[Choscura]

you should feel stupid by now. :)

[TheAristocratt]

Thats awesome man, doesn't matter if it's 3 axis or 4 axis, it's a beautiful piece of art that's in your living room :) Lucky guy

[JUICEGUY]

The audio comment on the video should answer that comment.

[OneBiOzZ]

is it just me or does it look like its not really milling a thing? :P

[GingerKarma]

I only see three axes - X is rotary, Y and Z are linear.

[manword1]

its looks this mechs.like very hard to use anyone agree or^^

[omcentire]

Your CNC sounds like a CYLON Centurion!

[rickymewis1983]

man i love this i have been machining for a few years now still learning alot i machine alot of metals titanium and inconel etc but machining wood just looks like so much fun i would love do something like this on the side. how much would a cnc machines for routing wood cost? great video by the way i love working with wood and to combine that with my machining experience to make things like that would be awesome

[daltonboard]

what kind of step motor i have to use for a rotary axis/table ?