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1.) That's about a thousand dollars short of a functional CNC mill. NOT INCLUDED - This is just the CNC machine with motors. You will need a 3 Axis Steppe
by sbierwagen 14y ago
1.) That's about a thousand dollars short of a functional CNC mill.
NOT INCLUDED - This is just the CNC machine with motors. You will need
a 3 Axis Stepper Motor Driver to manage each motor, a spindle/cutter
(a Dremel would work) and a DC power supply for the driver. You will
also need a computer with a standard printer port and CNC software. -
You will also need a way to mount and secure the spindle/cutter
tightly to the Z-axis plate on the machine.
2.) It can't mill metal.
3.) A mill's the wrong tool for a barrel. You'd use a lathe for that, and even then it'd be smoothbore, without the tool to cut rifling.
- krasin 14y agore 3) the only regulated (in US) gun part is the lower receiver which looks like this: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11669 http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:11669 A mill is the right tool for that (though, it's tricky and some manual work will be required) A barrel is available for online purchase (in US) No problem here. For other countries, with stricter gun regulations, like Russia, making a barrel would be a problem, but it's usually solved with a Deep Holl Drill (using a steel rod or cylinder as a source)