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but there were no CNC prototypes in the makerspace they could license and slap their name on and put in a box... 3D printers though... overpriced and will be on
by braum 12y ago
but there were no CNC prototypes in the makerspace they could license and slap their name on and put in a box... 3D printers though... overpriced and will be on clearance rack in 5-6 months where we can get them for a few hundred which will be a great deal.
- hugs 12y agoShapeOko is a low-cost open source hardware CNC machine. The license (CC BY-SA) is quite liberal and business friendly. http://www.shapeoko.com/ http://www.shapeoko.com/ https://github.com/shapeoko/Shapeoko_2 https://github.com/shapeoko/Shapeoko_2
- braum 12y agoI know and I just finished putting my Shapeoko together. It's not something you can package and resell like they did with the Dremel 3d printer. Even after I put all the parts together and verified the wiring, the configuration and setup on Shapeoko took hours. Not something most people who are new to all of this would probably be happy about. My build was helped by already having a few printrbot simples and a commercial CNC machine in my wood shop.