Motion systems for flexible digital fabrication and research. Easy to fabricate and customize. Documentation: https://github.com/fellesverkstedet/fabricatable-machines/wiki
I really like your designs for both the Hattori and the Humphrey machines and I would like to have the MDF Hattori as my first CNC machine.
However, I will not be having the parts cut at a fab lab, instead I will get a commercial CNC milling service in my area to cut the parts for me. A professional cutting service will lay out the parts themselves, based on the standard dimensions of their stock material.
Is it possible for someone to make a table listing:
each part
a link to the fusion 360 part
required quantity and material to be machined from?
I can then convert the parts to .dxf or .dwg files and obtain quotes.
Also, there isnt much information about assembling the Hattori, other than http://www.thnordvik.com/hattori-mucj , which is rather incomplete and possibly out of date. Is there more information somewhere about how to assemble a Hattori?
Hi!
I really like your designs for both the Hattori and the Humphrey machines and I would like to have the MDF Hattori as my first CNC machine.
However, I will not be having the parts cut at a fab lab, instead I will get a commercial CNC milling service in my area to cut the parts for me. A professional cutting service will lay out the parts themselves, based on the standard dimensions of their stock material.
Is it possible for someone to make a table listing:
I can then convert the parts to .dxf or .dwg files and obtain quotes.
Also, there isnt much information about assembling the Hattori, other than http://www.thnordvik.com/hattori-mucj , which is rather incomplete and possibly out of date. Is there more information somewhere about how to assemble a Hattori?
@JensDyvik @jonnor @Jaknil ?