I'm certainly attracted to the "gee, whiz" factor of 3D printers like the Maker Bot. But practical applications for guitar amp builders are practically nil. Unless you need to make little figurines to sit on top of your amps.
But! Desktop CNC! One-off circuit boards. Faceplates. Check this:
http://makezine.com/2014/03/20/desktop-mill-roundup/
Desktop CNC for under $2K
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Desktop CNC for under $2K
I build and repair tube amps. http://amps.monkeymatic.com
Re: Desktop CNC for under $2K
For making nice badges for your cabs.
Re: Desktop CNC for under $2K
Followed your lead to this subject.xtian wrote:I'm certainly attracted to the "gee, whiz" factor of 3D printers like the Maker Bot. But practical applications for guitar amp builders are practically nil. Unless you need to make little figurines to sit on top of your amps.
But! Desktop CNC! One-off circuit boards. Faceplates. Check this:
http://makezine.com/2014/03/20/desktop-mill-roundup/
As a professional tweaker, we just like to make stuff. Haha!
Here is a mini-lathe:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/G0745-Grizzly-4 ... 1555729081
Here is my manual mill. Best thing that ever happened to my shop!
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