Our series on helping every fabricator build better parts started with the basics: How to draw those parts, design them with a computer, and instruct a sub-$200 3D printer to bring them to life from plastic. Now it’s time to start cutting metal.
Our series on helping every fabricator build better parts started with the basics: How to draw those parts, design them with a computer, and instruct a sub-$200 3D printer to bring them to life from plastic. Now it’s time to start cutting metal.
Hehe, did I hear someone say CNC crash?
Jokes aside, this is a great article series. I've been drooling at small CNC mills for a couple years.
Some forum members have had good luck with mail order custom machined parts, any chance of an article on those options?
In reply to Brotus7 :
I've designed and ordered from Xometry and Oshcut. Both good to deal with.
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