I’ve built a similar CNC about 1/3 the size for approx $500. Works great on timber and 6mm acrylic sheet. Probably would stuggle with metal, however that’s not what I built it for.

There are a million and one ways to build your own CNC router, depending on your tastes, budget, and application, your design choices will differ accordingly. [Steve Tyng] was well aware of this wh… ...

For as little as $5,000—compared to $100,000 or more for a pro-level CNC router—the ShopBot is within reach for enthusiasts and maker spaces around the world.

[Update: If you're not quite sure what a CNC machine is, check out the Wikipedia article, mkay.] Parts Hunting For Part 1 of the How-To, we'll go over all the major components of the project and ...

Backyard fire pits make for great evening entertainment. If you're looking to build one with a bit more flair and can work a CNC router, then you've got all the tools you need to shape a custom ...

CNC routers can be programmed to make precise, repeatable cuts on flat or low-elevation wood or plastic projects, while CNC mills turn blocks of steel or other materials into engine components, ...

To build the staircase, Uyeda uses the CNC to cut out 12 shapes of incremental size from a plywood sheet, which he then stacks and fits around the post to secure into place.