Cutting and drilling are above anything you can do by hand; some of these would put CNC machines to shame in terms of precision. Whether you are at DIY projects ...

Makera has unveiled the Z1, a revolutionary desktop CNC machine offering 4-axis machining, 0.02mm precision, and intelligent ...

Young maker and Arduino enthusiast Nikodem Bartnik has created a fantastic Arduino CNC machine by converting a Dremel cutting tool and using a selection of 3D printed parts and aluminium profiles.

Selecting standard tolerances, understanding the material and prioritizing tight tolerances for the right components will help to balance cost and precision in the machining process. Choosing CNC ...

[Morten] has been busy recently making a pen plotter. It is a simple and elegant build that he completely designed from the ground up. There are no extra frivolous parts here. The frame is made from ...

It might be time to put the 1980s cnc lathe project into the skip. It is a shame, as the basic lathe parts are of excellent quality (Photo right, lathe bed upside-down with the main ballscrew removed) ...

FastCNC, a Poland-based precision engineering company, announces its advanced laser cutting and CNC machining platform featuring an instant DXF cost calculator and online ordering, delivering ...

[Reiner Schmidt] was tired of renting an expensive 5-axis CNC head for projects, so he decided to build his own. It’s still a work in progress, but he’s made remarkable progress so far. The project is ...

Makers and hobbyists searching for a five axis desktop CNC machine might be interested in the Pentamill a new milling machine launched by a Kickstarter offering precise five axis machining at an ...

Hamilton Scenic Specialty got its start in 2000, custom fabricating scenery and stage sets from wood and mixed materials, for Broadway-style theater, rock and roll road shows, and other segments of ...

Barely larger than a coffee machine, the Makera Z1 integrates hardware features once confined to full-scale workshops: The ...

Yijin Hardware, a U.S.-based precision manufacturing company, has added Swiss-type Computer Numerical Control (CNC) screw machining to its production operations in Florida. The addition expands the ...