[ynneb]

I would love to see a thread that consisted soley of things you made with your CNC machine.
Here is how I would like to see the thread run.

1)All posts must contain at least one picture.

2) All pictures must have a brief description of what the project is all about.

3) You cannot make a post commenting on others submissions ( This will stop the thread going off on a tangent)

4) Any post that does not comply with the above rules will be deleted

5) You can make as many seperate post about different projects as you like.

6) If you post in this thread you agree to the rules, and will accept the fact that any post that did not follow the rules will be deleted. ( Just to keep the thread pure)

7) If you already have talked about your work in another thread, you may still post the picture and description here, and you may also post a link to the thread that applies.

NOTE: There have been threads like this b4, however they have fizzled out due to the tangent factor.

I will start the ball rolling and lets see what happens.

[ynneb]

Recently I did a project for this guy who wanted to make a spiderman suit. He had the fabric already printed up, but wanted to have the webs on the suit raised, as on the real suit. His idea was to cast the webs out of urathane into a mould. I was given the job of V bit engraving the pattern into MDF. The tip of the V Bit was ground off to give a flat on the V.

Here is the results.

[ynneb]

Last year I subcontracted for a crowd who made wall aquariums. It was my job to cut the frames for them. I finished up cutting a few hundred frames for them.
The frames were made out of MDF with an aluminium veneer glued to it.

Here are some examples of what I cut.

[ynneb]

I did not make this, another member here did. But since this thread is long burried and many new members have not seen it, I would like to re-introduce it.
This thread really inspired me.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=366

[ynneb]

Here is another notable project lost in the abyss.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7033

[ynneb]

Here are some dinosaur skeletons that I made out of 10mm mdf.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=5276

[kong]

Here are a set of shock towers I made for a brushless Savage R/C car.

[trevorhinze]

This is a ford logo that I cut out of 1/2" 6061 it is about 5"X13" and the pocket is .2in deep

[ynneb]

While this was not made via CNC, it is an interesting project.
http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=11793

[ger21]

Per Benny's request, here the framework for a wood paneled soffit that went above a reception desk in a hospital.
There are 8 sections, each over 4ft long at the outside. I'll see if I can find a finished pic on Monday.

[JFettig]

Does it have to be with my cnc machine or....a haas?
I have a few items and will start with mine,
first one is some fender spacers for a chopper, next with the chess set I have started, Peltier coolers(2 pics), Mini Lathe conversion and kit(in my store), and lastly for this post, my rotary table conversion kit(in my store).
I have 2 items from work, one I made and one I didn't which both will be sent up over 100,000ft by NASA soon

Jon

[Cold Fusion]

Sorry for the previous post, here is the one with pictures.

[WayneHill]

Here is a basket clock and my very first wood carving of a fish

Made on my retrofited CNC mill.

[santiniuk]

Pretty dull i'm afraid but it was one of the first things I cut with my home cnc.

erm its a number 9 ! - Our house number.

(At least posting in the thread adds it to my watch list....)

Cheers

Edit :- Full saga of the build details are here :-

http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7286

[tjstraz]

Here's a surf kayak that I designed and cut the plug on my home built cnc. Below is a picture of the deck plug
See more HERE (If you go to my website you will need the latest Quicktime to view some content)
Tim

[JFettig]

I will post a few more pics, the last two pics are a part I made for NASA, it was made on a Haas VF3.

Jon

[ynneb]

I am scraping the bottom of the barrel with things I have made. ( I havnt made much variety. This pillar was cut out of chipboard, blue plastic was stuck behind, and lights inserted. It looked better in real life.
The silver letters were cut out of the same material as the aquariums.

[Spezzaferro]

Here's some small proto type parts i made
tolerence was +-.0005

[turmite]

Here is one of my products made entirely in cad and cnc. I did not build the machine but I did the electronics retrofit and the upgrade to Mach2.

Mike

[turmite]

Here is another made in cad and machined in cnc, as well as the inlays and pockets.

Mike