LEGO BLOCK Cnc Router

[vladdy]

the ultimate in 'use what's laying around here'

wandered onto this site tonight, and just had to share it

http://jwstolk.xs4all.nl/millp.htm

enjoy..I definitely did

[2muchstuff]

So you're the one who took the BIG box of Legos from my trash a while back.

[vladdy]

nah...it was some fellow in the netherlands??
I wandered a bit more just now on his site, and he has a different idea for a hobby cnc mill, looks like he wants to use a center pivot on the y axis, as opposed to a linear movement...and the z also..

even has some avi files on the site showing animation for that style..

I think I'd like to see it up in a real mill...bit of tricky prgramming math when you run y and z planes both on an arc

[whateg01]

Interesting. I wonder if the kids would miss their Legos...

Dave

[ImanCarrot]

LMAO absolutely awesome Quality Stuff!

[JavaDog]

This is pretty darn neat. I wonder what kind of accuracy he gets?

So you're the one who took the BIG box of Legos from my trash a while back.

You threw away a box of LEGO?! What's wrong with you!!

[spalm]

Another one

[whateg01]

Hey, I know what to get for Christmas. - for the kids, of course.

Dave

[WarrenW]

I'm going to get my son an erector set for Christmas - maybe he can make a router before I get mine finished!

[Chris D]

Another one

Those are both fantastic! Yup, I can see what I will be doing with the grandkids soon!

Chris

[CNCRob]

Those are pretty cool.

[2muchstuff]

JavaDog- My oldest son threw away a box of Legos that was about 24" by 30" by 18" deep. It was FULL to the top. Regular Legos and the fancier mechanical style ones. I hated to see them go but like my name says-- I've got 2muchstuff.