Newbie would like some help building please
Posted by
knightrid17356
on 2002-08-08 08:06:02 UTC
Hi, I have been trying to locate a place to get plans for a home cnc
machine, but have come across a variety of costs for them. I have
also noticed that the parts that are used, almost equal up to the
same amount I could buy one brand new for. When I found this group,
i figured I would pose the question to all of you...
Is there a way to make a home cnc machine CHEAPLY? I mean for under
$100 or even $500. If it goes into the thousands, why would I want
to build one? I know, the same reason you build a bookcase instead
of buying one - because you can do it, and it is normally better.
Well anyway, that is the main question I had, and hopefully if there
is a solution, then we can go from there.
Oh - i have seen plans that use a "rotozip" type tool also?? Is this
really viable? I always thought of using a router in it. Maybe if
there is a cheap way to build one with a rotozip, maybe someoen could
give me some info on how the blades react to different hardwoods, and
how long they would last. I know using a rotozip around the house,
that the blades do not seem to last very long at all.
OK, enough for now..:) I HOPE someone can help with this problem,
and find a solution for doing this CHEAPLY.
Thank You
Mike
machine, but have come across a variety of costs for them. I have
also noticed that the parts that are used, almost equal up to the
same amount I could buy one brand new for. When I found this group,
i figured I would pose the question to all of you...
Is there a way to make a home cnc machine CHEAPLY? I mean for under
$100 or even $500. If it goes into the thousands, why would I want
to build one? I know, the same reason you build a bookcase instead
of buying one - because you can do it, and it is normally better.
Well anyway, that is the main question I had, and hopefully if there
is a solution, then we can go from there.
Oh - i have seen plans that use a "rotozip" type tool also?? Is this
really viable? I always thought of using a router in it. Maybe if
there is a cheap way to build one with a rotozip, maybe someoen could
give me some info on how the blades react to different hardwoods, and
how long they would last. I know using a rotozip around the house,
that the blades do not seem to last very long at all.
OK, enough for now..:) I HOPE someone can help with this problem,
and find a solution for doing this CHEAPLY.
Thank You
Mike
Discussion Thread
knightrid17356
2002-08-08 08:06:02 UTC
Newbie would like some help building please
turbulatordude
2002-08-08 11:30:08 UTC
Re: Newbie would like some help building please
Carl Mikkelsen, Oasis
2002-08-08 14:03:37 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Newbie would like some help building please
dodge1320
2002-08-08 14:23:08 UTC
Re: Newbie would like some help building please
rainnea
2002-08-08 22:11:53 UTC
Re: Newbie would like some help building please
jim_clamp_it
2002-08-09 13:33:02 UTC
Re: Newbie would like some help building please
knightrid17356
2002-08-10 11:32:11 UTC
Re: Newbie would like some help building please
wanliker@a...
2002-08-10 15:55:33 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Newbie would like some help building please
Mel Williams
2002-08-12 08:38:32 UTC
RE: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Newbie would like some help building please