If you get tired of making Q's

That guy really needs a laser, I can only imagine the amount of milling time that we could have saved him blanking out a lot of what he was milling. Even his tube cutting could have been done by a well equipped laser shop. Cool stuff though thanks for the link!

Newton said:
Well, if you have some machines which could handle metal work -
here is some inspiration for you :
http://www.users.uswest.net/~kmaxon/page/side/photo_gallery_137.htm

Some more hours of CAM work and piles of Aluminum and your ready to go :)

Very impressive.

Kent
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I love how they have incorporated an artistic touch in many of the machine components. Makes cutting wood seem a little simplistic, doesn't it?
Mr H
 
Mr Hoppe said:
I love how they have incorporated an artistic touch in many of the machine components. Makes cutting wood seem a little simplistic, doesn't it?
Mr H
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The constructions have has a lot of ingenuity to it and it's impressive that these
boys makes their own control circuitry and the like.
Bring out the old solder iron and make some our self ;-)

I liked the many transmissions,cogwheel and "metal belt" (don't know the
correct english name for it) setups they have. All looks to be made by stepp
motors if I'm not mistaking..

Mr K
 
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