
CNC Eveything!
Talk of digital fabrication today is largely focused
on 3D printers, laser cutters, and CNC routers
and mills; before their rise to prominence,
however, some industries relied on a range of
other computerized tools.
Those tools have now become available for
home workshops, typically quite affordably.
They offer a wealth of creative opportunities
for makers of all types —perhaps your next
project would benefit too. —Caleb Kraft
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EMBROIDEY MACHINES
Brother and Baby Lock make a series of CNC
embroidery machines that are cheaper than
$300. You feed a design to the machine and a
well-made patch or embroidered design comes
out. The ...