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Modular cartesian machines
Project by jvsalatino
A serie of 3 cartesian machine: plotter XY, cnc mill and a 3d printer, with a DIY, modular, all printable and cheap system
- 499
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Acrylic Desktop CNC Machine
Project by samern
This unit was built using scrap acrylic and is very rigid. Some parts are metal, others are 3D printed
- 74
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FlexReplicator
Project by Matthew (mirage335) Hines
Advanced multi-tool desktop factory based on OpenRail.
- 1.3k
- 19

Bench Top 5-Axis Mill
Project by Albert Latham
A 5 axis mill for the common man.
- 12
- 2

DIY Multiplex Plywood CNC Router
Project by hebel23
My first self made CNC router!
- 108
- 54

Return of the Jedi in Ice
Project by Jordan
I am recreating the lightsaber poster from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi in a 20"x 40"x 8" ice block.
- 6
- 2

Taz_Mega
Project by Matthew (mirage335) Hines
Mega-sized Taz desktop factory. Supports many tools (extrusion, laser, mill, etc) simultaneously.
- 78
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Versa3D by CreateAll
Project by Richard
Why should precision fabrication be limited to machine shops and fab labs? The Versa3D is your personal desktop fabrication machine.
- 552
- 8

Shapeoko CNC Router Enclosure
Project by Alex Rich
Simple CNC enclosure build to reduce noise, dust and avoid getting kicked out of my house
- 16
- 7

Epoxy concrete CNC milling machine
Project by 3D Meister
3-Axis CNC milling machine with solid epoxy concrete cast.
- 69
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Actobotics CNC Mill
Project by John Baichtal
I'm working on a light-duty CNC mill that I'd custom-build out of Actobotics parts.
- 9
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CNC retrofit with a Buildbotics CNC Controller
Project by Doug Coffland
This project demonstrates retrofitting an old CNC Mill with an ultra-modern, Open-Source CNC Controller
- 24
- 12

Prometheus Arm
Project by Josh Geating
Affordable high performance brushless torque sensing arm made with consumer parts, desktop CNC milling, and laser cut tubes
- 19
- 12

CDCNC
Project by Paul McClay
CDCNC: Making a capable CNC mill from CD/DVD drives
- 88
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