Comparing CNC machines for luthiery work | Making the TCI 5050 CNC
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young man, i need to get a CNC to make my own necks. What do you recommend? Do i need a 24" x 48" or will a 24" x 24" work? What model should i get? i wanna put this in my garage and will do these necks for my own personal use not selling these
I would get one of the AvidCNC machines I would recommend the 24x48.
@@TwoCherriesIns it's $4k, that's alot. What's the best for under $2k?
I haven't used any machines in that class, In my opinion, If you want to make necks, the Avid style machine is the least expensive option and they are all going to be around 5k and a bunch of work to get running.
@@TwoCherriesIns damn
@@johnmiller9219 Try to build yours i have some plans for really good DIY CNC machines, I havent build any yet because i am saving money to buy one already made since I dont have much time to build one. Check kronosrobotics but still you goint ot spend around 3k for one with those dimensions.
If I'm not mistaken the shapoko utilizes GRBL control. I would ditch their software and use open builds control. While it doesn't get rid of the machine limitations that you mentioned it definitely improves the software experience.
I will have to give the open builds control a try and see how it compares to Mach 3.
@@TwoCherriesIns for a free package it runs circles around shapoko and x-carve software.
I have Linux CNC set up as well, its a great free option
I'll be watching! So is the 48x48 the cutting area or the frame size. I've been working on my own design and it seems like the cutting area is about 8" less than the total dimension. Sound about right? Thanks.
The cutting area on the machine I'm building here is 50" x 50", the footprint is a bit more.
I'm sitting here waiting for my onefinity
I have a Onefinity specifically for guitars. Been designing on Fusion 360. I'm damn close, but have every confidence that it'll be able to do exactly what I need. 😎