De Carpentier turned his 3D design for the Carpentopod into a physical table by using a 3-axis CNC router for precision. CNC ...

A chop saw, wood lathe, drill and a drill press, and finally a table saw — nothing fancy, but now with the CNC router he has a world of possibilities for projects! The mechanical parts he had to ...

Tables available with 1 up to 10 router units in each table ... flush milling.Supplement to table milling machines and CNC milling cutters.

These CNC routers are used in industrial model making, and in the furniture and building trades where fancy intricately carved wood doors, cabinets and tables can be cut out quickly and perfectly in a ...

Of course, we know a home-built CNC router doesn’t need to cost thousands of dollars or take up as much space as a pool table. The average Hackaday reader probably has no need of a monster like ...