Welcome to the forum First Try.
do you realize that was all advertising???Are you aware that this is a woodworking forum?
Wondered, but hard to tell at times.do you realize that was all advertising???
No links to any site where products are being sold so doesn't quite fit the criteria. We'll give him a chance and see where he goes with this. Maybe this is useful to the CNC crowd?do you realize that was all advertising???
Doilies? I don't think I'll be making any doilies this lifetime. But coasters? I can make as many as I want, with what I have right now, no need to buy any el cheapo CNC machine. I can see it now, the new CNC - coffee n coasters.Theo.. a buck sixty five?! do you realize
how many coasters/doilies you can make?
Doilies? I don't think I'll be making any doilies this lifetime. But coasters? I can make as many as I want, with what I have right now, no need to buy any el cheapo CNC machine. I can see it now, the new CNC - coffee n coasters.
Well, if you're right, post pictures of how they turn out.Doilies would be the next level if they turn out.
You know you want it
Yeah, but if you are only making a few it would be a lot more cost effective to just etch them. I've not etched any, but ran across a lot of info on it while researching metal electroetching. Cost should be less then $10, depending on just how you do it and with what materials. Lately I've been researching more on electroetching, and likely will make a major ($expensive) jump - when I find what I'm looking for I'll likely have at least $25 (twenty five) invested. Let's put it this way, electroetching is effective, but doesn't need to cost much.The making of PCBs is a popular past time. If you are only going to make a few then those cheap Chinese machines will be ok.
I wish, but no. Been saving for a couple of years tho.Theo, did you just win the lottery,$25.?
Herb