[wixy]

Hi all, I'm completely new to cnc, and am interested in building a medium to large sized machine for cutting plywood (for the purpose of making layered speaker boxes).

However, reading through all the info on this site is killing my brain. So I'm just wondering, are there any cnc machine kits available in Aus?

Also, are there any detailed step by step guides available that list parts available from Australian suppliers?

Any advice would be much appreciated, thanks.

[Ozemale6t9]

I was recently looking around on the internet for just what you are asking and came across this site http://www.lowcostcncretrofits.com. They are based at Nerang on the Gold Coast, and prices seem pretty good. I am considering a servo system for my project.

[port_huon]

Another (Australian) forum site has a CNC group and they have produced this list of local suppliers.
It's not up to date but a search of the forum will turn up more recent posts.

[WillyInAus]

I should really fix that up lol been busy with life and stuff.

[nev25]

Any Chance of posting list on this forum as I cannot get into the woodworking forum

[port_huon]

Any Chance of posting list on this forum as I cannot get into the woodworking forum

Not a complete list but here's relevant list of local suppliers you may find useful.
Linear motion products
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http://www.linearbearings.com.au/

http://www.tea.net.au/

http://www.piesau.com.au/

http://stores.shop.ebay.com.au/linea...__W0QQ_armrsZ1

Steppers/Drivers
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http://ausxmods.com.au/

http://homanndesigns.com/

Aluminium Profile
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http://www.amesystem.com.au

For more detail, consider joining the woodworking forum I mentioned, there are a lot of helpful, cnc savvy guys there.

[nev25]

For more detail, consider joining the woodworking forum I mentioned, there are a lot of helpful, cnc savvy guys there.
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Nar I got Banned from that site and the Reno forum one for my views on Electrical Safety and not helping members do illegal wiring
(I'm an Electrician)

[port_huon]

Nar I got Banned from that site and the Reno forum one for my views on Electrical Safety and not helping members do illegal wiring
(I'm an Electrician)

I couldn't find any offending posts from you over there, just some very poor jokes

[nev25]

I couldn't find any offending posts from you over there, just some very poor jokes

No I think they deletted my posts

Hey whats wrong with my jokes anyway

[petercloud08]

i know there is a cnc router bravoprodigy.
i do not know if it is the product you need.
but you can try to contact them through their website.
it's very hot product in us market but i do not sure if it is available in US.
www.bravoprodigy.com
BravoProdigy's channel - YouTube

[petercloud08]

Hi all, I'm completely new to cnc, and am interested in building a medium to large sized machine for cutting plywood (for the purpose of making layered speaker boxes).

However, reading through all the info on this site is killing my brain. So I'm just wondering, are there any cnc machine kits available in Aus?

Also, are there any detailed step by step guides available that list parts available from Australian suppliers?

Any advice would be much appreciated, thanks.

do you want to buy different parts to assemble yourself?
Or you one to buy a machine with software and everything is all done.
in addition, how about the engraving size you need?

[Momentz]

There's a new guy called Squarefootcnc, there kits look really nice
Squarefoot CNC

[Slixxor]

CNC3D is based on the Gold Coast in Varsity lakes, Worth a look. doing some interesting R&D work with CNC stuff also.

https://www.cnc3d.com.au