I have heard of this. Pretty damn cool.

we've been just waiting for a project to come along that we could use them for

emachineshop is pretty interesting, the software they have is alright. the problem I had with the app was with troubleshooting your design if there are tooling problems, as I found the feedback the software gives kinda crappy. I ended up taking a machine tooling course and learning how to do basic machining work myself.

typically woodworking is more "hands on" than machining and requires a bit more operator skill. not sure how much you could trust an e-shop, but I'm sure theres gotta be something out there.

sweet..i can finally get that piece for my nuclear warhead fabricated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

I agree with you, Pixelw; woodworking definitely requires "hands on," but living in a city and working 60/wk totally kills any of my freetime, if there's any. I just need to make multiple number of one simple component... I guess I'm talking about mass-producing here.

mdler, a deodorant bottle? Those are pretty easy to find.

Duh.

you best be careful, garpike

Im going to have a nuclear weapon!!!!!!!!!!

Archinect Cold War '06

emachineshop can fabricate wood parts. they are not only metal, they work with a variety of materials. link

Oh, I see. That's awesome. Thanks, ClemsonDnB! (Man, I feel stupid)

mdler, your bomb will make us all smell April Fresh (longer than the leading brand).