Pictures of things made in Home Shop CNC

[Boswell]

Hello Ivan. Welcome to the forum. nice work on the Turners Cube variation. I am sure we would all like to see pictures of the Lathe you used. Looking forward to your contributions to our community.

 

[r3292c]

Thanks, Boswell. I'm going to start a thread about my lathe. Here is a trailer below

 

[r3292c]

More CNC-made toys

1-1/4" ball, four levels

 

[r3292c]

2" ball, six levels

 

[r3292c]

And the cubes, of cause. 2" and 1'" ones

 

[JimDawson]

Amazing work !

Welcome aboard !

 

[shooter123456]

I have made a few things. An AR15 lower, some talon grips and jaws for the vise, a better conversion kit for the machine, and a 4th axis/lathe attachment for the machine.

Here is the lower.

Here are the jaws and talon grips. I love these, but the talon inserts need to be hardened. They haven't stood up to repeated use without hardening.

This is the conversion kit.

Here is the 4th axis.

 

[MontanaAardvark]

I have made a few things. An AR15 lower, some talon grips and jaws for the vise, a better conversion kit for the machine, and a 4th axis/lathe attachment for the machine.

Cool! An AR lower from billet has been on my "wanna do" list for a while. There are still things I need to learn.

I bought a rotary table and then added a stepper motor. Didn't think to make the RT from scratch.

Congrats. Very impressive - the finish you're getting on the aluminum looks great, too.

 

[r3292c]

Nut in a nut, or one more turner's puzzle. Made mostly on CNC lathe.

 

[cs900]

Finished a few knives for christmas. All parts made right here in my home shop:

They even have a hardened lock insert

All parts were anodized in the home shop as well