Welcome thread-tell us about you.

[jipilabont]

Hi all im from Quebec Canada, a retired engineer, IT analyst. Interested in cnc, electronics and fun.

[Lakebum]

Hello from the Ozark Mountains. Spent the majority of my career on the road managing Industrial Construction Projects. Coming home and opening a metal shop in my hometown. CNC Plasma table, set of pinch rolls up to 3/16" and angle rolls........

[2Much2Do]

Hello, great for a chance to connect with people with similar interests.
I have spent the last 45 years as a woodworker, welder fabricator, Electronic engineer, Programmer.
I’m sure that I’ll be spending some time on this forum as I build a couple of CNC projects.

[rkowalski]

Hello, folks!
I'm from Brazil and I'm eager to improve my knowledge about CNC technics and machines.
I'm an undergraduate in electric engineering and I'm intending to build a CNC machine as my final project.
I hope to learn a lot with all you.

[PatrickDent]

Hello there!
I'm a pizza delivery driver by trade but an avid hobbyist maker in my spare time. Member of several London makerspaces and currently learning all I can about machining things.
I enjoy building things whether they be mechanical or electrical and have been teaching myself coding of various kinds.
Hopefully this forum can help with all of my future enquiries!

[turp73]

Hi,
I'm in Maryland USA. I'm just getting into CNC hobby and have had mine for about 6 months or so.

[sportscarnut]

Hi.
I'm an avid DIYer about to start my own CNC plasma table.After spending the last five years scratch building a road legal replica of a Caterham Levante I decided there must be an easier way of making all these bloody brackets than with a 5" grinder and a drill. So before my next project (car engine into a jet ski) I plan to build my plasma table. being a complete newbe to CNC and just starting to teach myself Fusion 360, I'm looking forward to checking out other peoples work and skills.
Thanks.

[reallyhuman]

Hi everyone.

I've lurked here for 5 years, without giving so much as a hello! I've found tons of helpful advice and ideas here, for which I'm very grateful. What an awesome group of people.

I learned the trade of manual machining in my teenage years and have managed to get my hands on a wide range of both CNC and analog machines..from lathes and VMCs to waterjets, lasers and plasma cutters.
Due to the fact that CNC had become my biggest hobby, just making a paycheck wasn't enough, so I've built several gantry routers at home. Fun Fun.

[omng945]

Howdy, the kids and I have been building our plasma/router table for ourselves for fun and hobby. We home school so thought it would be a fun way we could spend time together learning different things. They already know more about the cad software than I do. lol Just here to learn. We have CandCnc electronics, used Precision Plasma plans and Hypertherm Powermax 65. Waiting on our router mount to get that going. Thanks for having us!