CNC Cutting a Face

Cutting a face using my 15 year old Milltronics CNC Milling machine. Was a great machine that I sold recently. The programming for the face was done with Mastercam V9

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• CNC
• Milltronics
• Mastercam
• Cutting

[Razlo5000]

T1000!

Run!

[Fluvance]

Great video, horrible music!

[SANTA7879]

i all so using master cam 9.1....machine makino....

[HelloNewYorkCity]

@BreakWatcher a machine is usually $4000-8000 for a small desktop based machine for home use. yes, you can buy one on your own, just reminding you that they're expensive and unless you are running a metal part making business, it really won't be a good investment.

[ELFHUNTER50]

i tired this but blood came out...

[TeLePoRtmAn9889]

we meet again mute button!!

[Arabhacks]

First, leftovers should be recycled.

Second, there are a lot of mills that have been converted to CNC, not all that hard.

I have an old Bridgeport mill that I converted.

Got the mill for around $200 and the stepper motors are from old computer printers.

The computer that runs things is whatever I am using at the moment.

But there were days of setting it up to get it running.

[blaketheawesomedude]

@BreakWatcher The metal that is milled off is usually swept up and thrown away. Yes you can buy a machine like this for personal use check out Grizzly machine tools. As for price it depends what you want you could modify a $500 mini mill to be cnc controlled and come out at under $1,00, but a decent size machine will be around $5,000 and a high end model can be $30,000 plus.

[danboynz]

40 people are failed sculpture artists.

[VolkOseba]

I'm gonna cut you... out of aluminum.

[nzbaja5bss]

Amazing machine