Cheap CNC Machines
Posted by
Andrew Werby
on 2002-12-25 13:57:39 UTC
"BNH_2001 <bnh_2001@...>" <bnh_2001@...>
Subject: Cheap CNC Machines
I build robots for a hobby and I have come to a conclusion that I
need some sort of machine to make parts. I am not exactly sure what I
need so I came here hoping to find some information. I will need
something cheap because I am only 15 and I dont really have much
money. I have found some cheap machines for less tahn $2000 but I am
not sure if they are any good. Does anyone have any recommendations
for a cheap machine that can make 3-D parts? I will also need a cheap
CAD program to design my parts. If there is anything that I am
missing please let me know.
Thanks
BNH
[The Taig 2019LE goes for less than $2000 delivered and it's a very sturdy
and reliable machine for making relatively small 3d parts in metal. (I
hesitate to call it "cheap", preferring "cost-effective".) If you're a
student, which seems likely, you can get Rhino 3.0 for $175; it's an
excellent 3d modeling program, especially for the price. To convert your 3d
models (saved as STL) to toolpaths the mill can run, try the free version of
VisualMill - it doesn't get any cheaper than that. Aside from that, all
you'd need is a computer or two and some tooling. See my site for more
details.]
Regards-
Andrew Werby
www.computersculpture.com
Subject: Cheap CNC Machines
I build robots for a hobby and I have come to a conclusion that I
need some sort of machine to make parts. I am not exactly sure what I
need so I came here hoping to find some information. I will need
something cheap because I am only 15 and I dont really have much
money. I have found some cheap machines for less tahn $2000 but I am
not sure if they are any good. Does anyone have any recommendations
for a cheap machine that can make 3-D parts? I will also need a cheap
CAD program to design my parts. If there is anything that I am
missing please let me know.
Thanks
BNH
[The Taig 2019LE goes for less than $2000 delivered and it's a very sturdy
and reliable machine for making relatively small 3d parts in metal. (I
hesitate to call it "cheap", preferring "cost-effective".) If you're a
student, which seems likely, you can get Rhino 3.0 for $175; it's an
excellent 3d modeling program, especially for the price. To convert your 3d
models (saved as STL) to toolpaths the mill can run, try the free version of
VisualMill - it doesn't get any cheaper than that. Aside from that, all
you'd need is a computer or two and some tooling. See my site for more
details.]
Regards-
Andrew Werby
www.computersculpture.com
Discussion Thread
BNH_2001 <bnh_2001@y...
2002-12-24 16:22:49 UTC
Cheap CNC Machines
turbulatordude <davemucha@j...
2002-12-24 18:54:00 UTC
Re: Cheap CNC Machines
BNH_2001 <bnh_2001@y...
2002-12-25 13:47:43 UTC
Re: Cheap CNC Machines
Andrew Werby
2002-12-25 13:57:39 UTC
Cheap CNC Machines
JanRwl@A...
2002-12-25 15:00:59 UTC
Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Cheap CNC Machines