Custom Carvings, signmaking, and woodworking

Legs were made whit ccam 4 the rest was done manualy writing g codes myself!!! As a newbie i am proud of the result done on a 72 artisan

These are projects done on an Arty 58" with a water cooled spindle. I've done some flat cnc before; this is my first machine with a 4th axis.

here are some of the things i have been doing with our legacy. i am very new at this kind of thing but its cool to try learning something new.

Larry Rissler's first project

Replacing your rack with machined rack is an exacting job, not one to be performed without considerable skill and some special tools. If you would like more information contact Dale or Ted.

Four Poster Bed

Haven't purchased these yet, but the low profile and Veritas name behind them, these are sure to be winners

Historic reproduction stairway

For whatever reason, parts wearout and get loose. Tailstock center wobble will look like y-axis problems. This applies to both cnc and manual machines. The solution is to cut two (2) new parts using 1/4" UHMW. UHMW will last longer than Delran and is second only to teflon for slickness. Drill the guide hole using a forstner bit to create a zero-clearance hole. Cut the part as wide a possible to allow maximum material on the top and bottom of the center. Install one on each side of the metal holder. The fit should be snug and gives a full 1/2" of contact with the center adding even more stability.

Steve Godding's Gallery

Started CNC 1/1/2010

Some of Ken's Projects

Photos of Frank Palange's built dust control systems