Making money from CNC - in a home enviroment
Posted by
John Heritage
on 2004-11-11 05:19:27 UTC
Hi,
I wanted to ask how many of the members have been sucessful in making some money, or a living, back from their interest in CNC.
CNC and physical productivity has always been something that's really interested me and I'd like to be able to do something that I enjoy as a job. However, I'm a bit unsure of just how achievable this is when looking towards the competition.
To keep this thread within the bounds of CCED, I mean CNC equipment that can realistically be owned by a home user. That doesn't require 50MW for the spindle alone, cost a million dollars or require a degree in mathematics to run. Rather plasma tables, converted knee mills, desktop mills and such.
What makes me wonder is that the highest earning work is being done on machines tens of times quicker and stronger than something like a converted knee mill.
So, I'd be really interest to hear if anyone has managed to turn CNC at home into something they can make something back from.
Best wishes,
John
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I wanted to ask how many of the members have been sucessful in making some money, or a living, back from their interest in CNC.
CNC and physical productivity has always been something that's really interested me and I'd like to be able to do something that I enjoy as a job. However, I'm a bit unsure of just how achievable this is when looking towards the competition.
To keep this thread within the bounds of CCED, I mean CNC equipment that can realistically be owned by a home user. That doesn't require 50MW for the spindle alone, cost a million dollars or require a degree in mathematics to run. Rather plasma tables, converted knee mills, desktop mills and such.
What makes me wonder is that the highest earning work is being done on machines tens of times quicker and stronger than something like a converted knee mill.
So, I'd be really interest to hear if anyone has managed to turn CNC at home into something they can make something back from.
Best wishes,
John
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Discussion Thread
John Heritage
2004-11-11 05:19:27 UTC
Making money from CNC - in a home enviroment
Bloy2004
2004-11-11 05:34:44 UTC
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Bloy2004
2004-11-11 05:39:20 UTC
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John Heritage
2004-11-11 06:38:34 UTC
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Jon Elson
2004-11-11 07:56:49 UTC
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turbulatordude
2004-11-11 08:56:48 UTC
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lcdpublishing
2004-11-11 09:02:33 UTC
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caudlet
2004-11-11 09:05:23 UTC
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caudlet
2004-11-11 09:25:14 UTC
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Andrew Dubinsky
2004-11-11 17:57:46 UTC
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turbulatordude
2004-11-11 18:34:40 UTC
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shibiwan
2004-11-11 20:51:03 UTC
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2004-11-11 22:14:59 UTC
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