What have people made with their CNC machines at home? I thought I would start this gallery for inspiration!. Images are displayed 1/2 size. Click to enlarge.
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Dirt Rider 2000’s Ducati Parts: Done on a round column CNC conversion! |
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Fan cover, machined on IH mill… |
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Turner’s Cube on a Tormach… |
Sprocket on a Tormach… |
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More Tormach Sprockets… |
CNC’d Cookie Molds… |
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First make a router bracket that attaches to the spindle… |
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Then use it to mill plastic! |
Corian router inlay done on a Joes 2006 CNC router made of MDF and pipes! |
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Pump impellor. I believe the CAM program was OneCNC… |
Scaled down “Dub” rim to be installed on kid’s wagon… |
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Paintball Minigun! |
Paintball Minigun! |
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Friendly Pelican! |
Reindeer Gifts: EDM Cut |
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Turner’s Cube Christmas Ornaments: Tormach Mill |
Velociraptor in Aluminum! |
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Dolphin Engraved Clock… |
Dolphin Intarsia… |
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Interesting and complex parts machined on a Tormach… |
Hardwood Floor Medallion made with CNC Router… |
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Attack helicopter medallion in wood, CNC Router… |
Etched logo done with diamond burrs on a CNC router cutting just a few thousandths deep… |
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eBay seller timq offers these parts to make a ball turner. Looks like maybe they were plasma or laser cut. He also has a web store front called “Alisam Engineering“. |
Nice motor mount for a Sieg CNC conversion. I like the engraved direction info! |
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Badge plate for a car… |
CNC’d Gun Stock. I’d love to do one of these! |
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JFettig’s very elegant pen design… |
JFettig does a nice fly cutter too! |
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The JFettig chess set… |
Ford logo in 6061 aluminum. Engraving is 0.200″ deep on 0.500″ thick stock. |
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Real nice engraved panel. Love the Gecko! |
Disc brake parts for 1/5 scale R/C motorcycles. They were made on a Sieg X2 that only had 2 axes CNC’d! |
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Corvette Badges by Austin Barnett are Gorgeous! |
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