I need CNC milling service (2D)

[LittleGiant]

For 2D cuttings.

Autocad file. Simple design about 80 x 25mm.

Please PM me. Thanks. Can be home-made milling machines or watever as long as the accuracy doesn't exceed 0.1 MM.

Thanks.

[BL4]

Cnc

Hi! Do you still need the CNC service?

[cncuser]

For 2D cuttings.

Autocad file. Simple design about 80 x 25mm.

Please PM me. Thanks. Can be home-made milling machines or watever as long as the accuracy doesn't exceed 0.1 MM.

Thanks.

Hello

do you still need the cnc services,, Thanks:

[adrictan]

Does anyone here CNC Aluminium pieces? The piece is something like this but the holes slightly different. Pls SMS me at 96943441.

[leone]

cnc

hi, im looking for a cnc service too, but here is the catch, its for airsoft part, most of the parts is a pot metal, so ill try to replace it with a hi grade or hard aluminum, atleast better than pot metal, i dont have the part now, but im wondering how much will it cost me, the use of the item is a motor cage, it holds the motor, and it has a lot of torque to fight with. ill post the pic. soon. tnx!!!

[HZM]

Post a pic and I let you know.

Mike

[leone]

motor cage

this is how it looks like.




this is mine damage all four ears for the screw



can it be done? i hope i can manage the price hihihihii

[HZM]

IMO there is 2 option:-

1) Go back to the mfr and try to buy that particular housing.

2) Get raw alu and get a Rotary tool and "crave" out the require shape and housing. Make sure you get one with POWER.

Reason: It will cost a bomb if someone were to cnc this part for you. The reverse engineering work is a substantial sum. The CAD-CAM process is another. Then this part require 3D machining.... it should be a range from $500 - $800 if you really want to get it done ...

Mike

[leone]

motor cage

thats what im thingking, coz there is no after market for this part, and no body produce a new one. haaaaaaaaaaay! thanks any way!

[Ratboy]

you can try to machine new mounts, grind off the existing spoilt ones
and epoxy the new ones on.
Since the part already damaged, no harm trying