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Oct 22, 2009 · Hi, I am a beginner CNC mill user, though I work in a makerspace and have lots of experience with other machines and devices. We have a Shopbot and VCarve Shopbot which I have used so far. I just bought a Genmitsu 3018-PRO for my personal use and am working with it …

Jun 15, 2020 · Hi all, my name is Chris and I'm the co-founder of a nearly 5-years-old CNC router manufacturing company in Canada called Sienci Labs. You may of heard of our popular LongMill CNC. It's important to us that we not only make the machines but also provide all the resources that we can to help guide CNC newcomers to learn this exciting technology.

I suppose CNC milling and CNC machining won't be eliminated, at least in my lifetime. Perhaps with the continuous update of equipment, outdated equipment models may gradually be replaced by more advanced new equipment. Hopefully, with the update of equipment, the average cost may become better and the delivery time would be shorter.

Sep 29, 2020 · I am primarily interested in having a CNC to assist with woodworking projects, including making templates, cutting joinery etc. Ideally I'd need about 24x36" of workspace. My total budget is ~$2500 including hardware, software and tooling.

r/hobbycnc: A subreddit for enthusiasts of Hobbyist CNC machines like the Shapeoko, X-Carve, 6040, etc

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Apr 13, 2023 · So I've been into cnc for a long time. But I've found being the victim to also be fun. Problem is, I'm a straight male and can't seem to find videos where the woman is the Dom in the scenario. Unless its forced breeding or pegging. Both don't really do it for me. Any suggestions on how to look it up or what it might be called outside of cnc? Tia

Mar 6, 2022 · CNC operator is typically an unskilled position where you just keep a job running, and if something goes wrong you call someone over to fix it. The pay is not great, same as fast food in some places. A "set up guy" would be the person who actually knows how to set up the machines, change tooling, and get the programs running for the operators.

If you have the money, get a small CNC router and learn how it works. YouTube tutorials are a great start, but if you want to work in the industry having some kind of certification will get you a job much faster. TLDR: Starting CNC machining from scratch is very hard, but so are most jobs.