2Your Own CNC Router
Getting set up with your own machine involves either a lot of effort (home-build), a lot of money (purchasing a new machine), or both!
Increasing demands on precision, speed, and the size of workpieces that can be machined makes the choice of hobby-grade machines increasingly narrow. You can always get a commercial shop to machine your parts for you, but this only makes economical sense if one or more of the following conditions are fulfilled:
- You only need to produce a few parts
- Your model is completely finished and you don’t need to produce more prototypes to achieve your desired result
- You need to stick to tolerances that ...
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