With CNCs that large the possibilities are nearly endless. All it takes is a creative mind, some making/fabrication experience, and the skill to use the CNCs to come up with something to make on such large machines.
I oversaw the use of a small room of small CNCs used for student furniture designs. No lack of ideas from the creative students I had. We also had a 5x10 Multicam CNC which was mostly used to cut small parts out of large sheets of Baltic Birch plywood. Only rarely did someone (usually a professor) use the CNC's potential to make something that truly needed the large area of the CNC. Same for the large CNC plasma we had.
The kinetic art pieces you mention, or scaled to size dinosaur kits, or any small CNC or laser cut project that could be more useful if scaled up might be fun to make. Seasonal yard art such as Santa's sleigh and a few reindeer profiles, or ghouls and witches for Halloween? You could make building kit components from wood and metal brackets to hold them together. Finding/making an end project that needs parts from both wood and metal CNCs would be a good challenge. There is plenty of potential for creative furniture parts from both.
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I oversaw the use of a small room of small CNCs used for student furniture designs. No lack of ideas from the creative students I had. We also had a 5x10 Multicam CNC which was mostly used to cut small parts out of large sheets of Baltic Birch plywood. Only rarely did someone (usually a professor) use the CNC's potential to make something that truly needed the large area of the CNC. Same for the large CNC plasma we had.
The kinetic art pieces you mention, or scaled to size dinosaur kits, or any small CNC or laser cut project that could be more useful if scaled up might be fun to make. Seasonal yard art such as Santa's sleigh and a few reindeer profiles, or ghouls and witches for Halloween? You could make building kit components from wood and metal brackets to hold them together. Finding/making an end project that needs parts from both wood and metal CNCs would be a good challenge. There is plenty of potential for creative furniture parts from both.
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