Hello World! My 1st 3d print on the Stratasys at my current job. What is it? You tell me. Right now it’s holding pens. Modeled in Rhino 3D.
My pendant lamp design in laser cut 1/4” plywood and acrylic. Under development. Available soon.
Today’s laser cutter experiment. I’ll be nudging this in to a lamp. 1/4” plywood and AutoCAD 2D
I’m set up at a new job and life in Austin, TX now (, y’all)
This one in particular was done by my coworker Jeremy.
No screws, no glue. A sample puzzle table & drawer done on my old CNC machine. I will be playing around with this concept more in the future. Another one built from the 50 Digital Wood Joints pack.
So I now own a giant robot. I’ve had the opportunity to make/engineer some amazing projects with automated woodworking machines like this one, my only hope is to connect with people with tricky problems to solve and big ideas to realize.
A tool to make DIY Vinyl graphics or cardboard boxes of any size with a CNC router. Excited about the possibilities here. The maker even shares his spreadsheet that will generate code to cut a flattened box of any given size. Slick. Want. Via CNC Cookbook
My modular cube cabinet system, stacked in to a dresser and closet unit. This could easily become 2 desks and a nightstand
Kickstarter release of a more refined version in furniture-grade plywood to follow.
All wood pieces here are 100% scrap materials, including reclaimed flooring from an Off-Broadway play. Made in Brooklyn.
ROBOGIF! Here’s the CNC plasma table cutting out half of the company logo for our current sign
This machine’s like magic. Smokey, chokey, beam-o-hellfire magic.
Bookshelf design by our intern at the shop, Franchesca.
Once more, it assembles without glue or screws thanks to the digital wood joints pack by jochen gros.
I provided a joinery consult and machining of the file she brought me.
Baltic birch plywood 3/4 and 1” thick
Sketched in Rhino, detailed in AutoCAD, machined with v-carve.
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