Wow!

Rocking Horse: http://www.yankodesign.com/2011/06/0...ses-awareness/
Puzzle table: http://www.yankodesign.com/2011/05/2...-modern-table/

Amazing staircase.
CNC flatpack design (their words)
Scroll down to see line drawings of the construction.

http://www.atmosstudio.com/#791981/081-23MR-Stairs

Piano Hanger: http://shoeboxdwelling.com/2011/07/08/piano-hanger/
Deck Chair: http://www.bernhard-burkard.com/proj...t--desk-chair/

Amazing kinetic sculptures: http://www.woodthatworks.com/

Knitting Boards: http://www.knittingboard.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1

Don't laugh, but after waiting many years for my wife's promise of doing me a custom scarf, I made one of these boards with my mini router and I'm doing the scarf :)

http://i56.tinypic.com/2582p15.jpg


Pablo

We made those things with cotton reels as kids. See French knitting

Tolletjie Brei

.....see also Kumihimo

beautifull stand for notebook/book/other: http://www.core77.com/blog/object_cu...orms_20568.asp

GOM Inspect - Powerful, free software for inspection and mesh processing

http://www.gom.com/3d-software/gom-inspect.html

http://fabfi.fablab.af/index.html

Routing out long distance antennas in 3rd world countries for internet access. Best pictures are close to the bottom of the page.

Additional information can be found at http://www.joinafrica.org/kenya/ and http://fabfi.fablab.af/blog/

http://fabfi.fablab.af/distribution.html has files for building antenna

This video will not get the budget approved but so inspirational http://www.youtube.com/user/woodmosa.../0/-oNtaRG5yzA

enjoy

Truly beautiful work, and that kind of job can be done on a MM + Vcarve.

Thing that make you go…..MMMmmmm
 

This new way of communicating never seems to amazes me…. And surly others too…..:eek:
A guy from Abu Dhabi shows the world a video reporting an “American out-back” country craftsman doing some impressive hand work, the old school way......No tech !......which then is followed by a comment from a guy in Argentina….
Welcome to this new reality…..Globalization
Amicalement.....From Canada, Robert ;)

We need this type of Globalization....with absolutely zero politics, zero wars....just figuring out ways to make things better with whatever we have, maybe just hands, or machines.

and live happy :)

Koning:

Thanks for that link. Very inspirational.

I second Gerald's comment. I just want to say thanks to all the MM crew for the wonderful learning experiences I have had here with you.

Joe #53

The iWood: http://www.rasselfisch.de/app/articl...92/variation/a a notebook for the kids

That's a cool toy....

Kind of a Half-Tone thing. I wonder how they do this?

http://www.interlam-design.com/Mirage_ProductList.cfm

Moved to http://www.mechmate.com/forums/showt...1&postcount=73 half tones

christmas tree
 

I like this idea of a christmas tree http://arbolnavidad.es/

kids houses

http://www.trendhunter.com/trends/pl...hotos/130534/2

Christmas Tree
 

I liked the Christmas Tree so much, I created a version of it.

My supplier of Sintra gave me the 0.5" material, black was not my first choice but it was free. He is going to paint it green and display it. He gave me a sheet of 0.25" material and I will be cutting another one in white.

I just need some presents to go under the tree.

Nils;

Very nice!..I like the background picture to.

Is Sintra similar to PVC?

Miguel,

Thanks, I am pleased the way it turned out. I think the white will be great also.

Yes, it is PVC.

Nils....is that cut recently? After our little adjustments?
How do those curves look now?

We have it here named FOREX and its great for making stuff, the model bridge in the showroom was made with it, but in a thickness of 13mm its really expensive to just make something :) , easy to paint and it accepts all kinds of colors
The white stuff I cut, will get the edges dirty if you touch it too much and manipulate it a lot around workshop. One side is printable in our European version,
and as LASER guys just can't cut it (PVC stinks as hell and burns easy) its interesting to mention it that it can be printed and cut out the print if its irregular shape.
If you get a fuzzy edge just rub it along with another piece of same material.

Yes, I cut the tree on Tuesday. The curves look good Sean and thanks for stopping by and your suggestions.

There are some minor problems but I cut the 0.5" material with an 0.125" Diameter bit x 0.5" cutting length at 100 IPM so there are some places where it is not as smooth as I would like. Plus as you know Sintra is tough stuff.

Over the last two days, I have cut 13 sheets of 0.75" cheap China Birch Ply with my compression bit in two passes and the curves look good and no chatter or very minor. There is some fuzzes but I have used the same bit to cut about 50 sheets of this same ply and some MDF. Some of the sheets have had lots of parts cut out.

I am very pleased with the change and I very pleased with the bit.

Danilo, with the bits I use, I do not get any fuss on the edges. The material cuts very smooth.

beautifulll:)

Gonzalo

Thanks

chairs: http://www.dailycnc.eu/wordpress/?p=1190
hammer: http://www.dailycnc.eu/wordpress/wp-...1/10/s_688.jpg
speakers: http://www.dailycnc.eu/wordpress/?p=1087

This is very interesting, especially considering its all done without a cnc!!??

http://www.woodbicycle.com/

i'll see your wooden bicycle...
 

I'll see your wooden bicycle, and raise you a wooden motorcycle. dang these things are cool.

http://www.topspeed.com/motorcycles/...r-ar69526.html

Puzzle Playhouse: http://www.modern-playhouse.com/inde...roducts_id=194

Here is another bicycle ,made with cnc http://www.renovobikes.com/

No CNC here....but remaining in wood bike theme....this is a must to see....Handcraft bike at it's best !!!.....http://woodbicycle.com/

S'lut Norm....ÇA fillll ?? :D
Amicalement Robert...;)

What Bob ?just got out of hibernation ,you miss post 154 , Pi la shop et el MM?

Strange, that is the first time I've seen someone brag that their products are NOT made by CNC...