Hi all.
Are you familiar with gobelin cross stitch and other needle crafts.
HAve anyone seen a cnc machinne doing that?
Hi all.
Are you familiar with gobelin cross stitch and other needle crafts.
HAve anyone seen a cnc machinne doing that?
The closest thing I have seen is the CNC embroidery/stitching? machines used for logo's and crests for baseball caps and sports wear. I am not sure who made them, I think they were of italian origin.
Al
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I did see a cnc machine that did quilting. There was a link to it on cnczone somewhere.
Oh yes! I've been to the most famous (and most expensive) bed manufacturer here in Scandinavia, know to all Scandinavians as "Hästens". Those CNC-machines were awsome!
http://www.hastens.se/
--Sven
At the website I only see beds. Where are the CNC machines?Originally posted by svenakela
Oh yes! I've been to the most famous (and most expensive) bed manufacturer here in Scandinavia, know to all Scandinavians as "Hästens". Those CNC-machines were awsome!
http://www.hastens.se/
--Sven
I didn't link to the CNC machines, but I did link to the bed manufacturer.
But if you want to look at textil CNC's, look at http://www.eckelmann.de/textil.html.
there are, and have been many standard-type sewing machines that dp NC stitching. mostly little nametags n stuff. sorta like the sewing CNC equivelant of an etching mill. brother, and singer both make em. start around 600. also, there is a picture of such a machine in the gallerys...
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The top-of-the-line Bernina (Swiss?) sewing machine has a web connect that lets you download stitches and patterns from their web site. Its msrp is USD7000.
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