Design for Earth, sustainable product designer. WOW!!! Master Craftsperson - Expanding Round Table. Colorado Top Bar Beehive - Obrary. CNC Maker Bench. We had just moved into the MAKE Providence office and we needed furniture.
I decided to create a set of standing-height plywood workbenches to house our 3D printers and other CNC machines. I have access to a large CNC router, and I wanted to design custom tables tailored to my measurements. And I prefer to stand when I’m wrenching on machines, rather than sitting in a desk chair. So I used AtFab’s parametric, open design table configuration software to create a table to my personalized ergonomic dimensions. I then adjusted the files in a CAD program, programmed the toolpaths, and cut the plywood on a ShopBot CNC router. View All Depending on the tools and supplies on hand in your shop, you can build this CNC Maker Bench for as little as $100 unfinished, up to about $180 nicely finished.
WHY A NEW MAKER BENCH? Enter AtFab’s Parametric Table The “One to Several” table was created by award-winning architects Filson and Rohrbacher, the creators of the AtFab CNC furniture line. Logistics Related. Projeto CR.U.SH - We have a crush on new ideas! DesignSpark PCB - Logiciel de conception de PCB. Mise en route de la MiniCNC. Cette page donne quelques informations et conseils sur l'utilisation de la MiniCNC (link is external) que nous avons fabriquée.
Voir www.repairablemachines.com (link is external) pour les plans et autres informations. Chaine logicielle 1. Fichier SVG : Inkscape (link is external) va bien pour créer des fichiers vectoriels, exportés ensuite en SVG. Inkscape peut également vectoriser les images. Repairable Machines. Cut Two Pieces: SVG files - links to sites with free files. Free Outdoor Plans - DIY Shed, Wooden Playhouse, Bbq, Woodworking Projects. This step by step woodworking project is about wooden picnic table plans.
Building a wooden picnic table is a great project, if you like to spend your weekends in the garden and to take dinner with your friends. Before starting the construction project, we recommend you to choose the design and the materials that suit your needs and tastes. Redwood, cedar or pine are great choices, as they are both durable and have a nice natural finish. This project features a simple picnic table built out of 2×4 and 2×6 lumber. Set the 4×4 or 6×6 post into concrete at least 24″, if you want to get the job done in a professional manner. Free Picnic Table Building a picnic table A – 4 pieces of 2×4 lumber – 40” long LEGSB – 4 pieces of 2×6 lumber – 76″ long SUPPORTC - 4 pieces of 2×4 lumber – 29″ long SUPPORTD – 14 pieces of 2×4 lumber – 72″ SLATSE – 1 piece of 2×4 lumber – 22″ long, 2 pieces of 1×4 lumber – 33 3/4″ long BRACES Hammer, Tape measure, Framing square Safety Gloves, Safety Glasses One weekend.
Machined Parts Quote. Build Your Own Beautiful Flat-Pack Chair. I built this Eames-like chair without touching a single traditional woodworking tool.
No, it's not because I'm some kind of Luddite. I just love the immediacy of rendering a chair with 3D modeling software and then cutting out the parts with a CNC machine. Everything snaps together like flat-pack furniture, but without the cheesy fasteners—just mechanically sound through tenons and lap joints. The manufacturing process takes 2 hours. To build this chair, you'll need a $25,000, full-size CNC router, such as a ShopBot. Download all the files for this chair here and open the 3D model with a CAD (computer-aided design) application. I built this chair at the Visible Futures Lab of the School of Visual Arts in New York City. If you're working from our files, you'll see I've completed the following software steps for you. All set? Now for the fun part: the assembly. Download This Chair Download all the files needed to build this chair—the CAD files (3D and flat) and the CAM file—here. ShopBot Projects. Just what you need to start work with your ShopBot and begin to learn about the possibilities of CNC.
Would you like to submit a project? Tell us about it here! Gatekeeper’s Padlock Key Hanger Designed for Vectric™ by Michael Tyler This project features four padlock models finished to look like aged metal, then incorporated with a wooden plaque as a truly unique and convenient wall-mounted key hanger for you to enjoy! The padlocks were created in Aspire using reference photos of actual antique padlocks as guides during the modeling process. The plaque features v-carvings and a beveled edge that compliment the overall vintage appearance. The overall dimensions of the Gatekeeper’s Padlock Key Hanger are approximately: 12" W x 9" H x 1.25" D It was modeled in Aspire 8.5 and cut on a ShopBot Buddy® PRSalpha BT48.
Gatekeeper’s Padlock Key Hanger Tutorial [Download pdf] Rustic Welcome Door Plaque.