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  1. 12-09-2010, 04:31 PM #1
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    A CNC in the form of a 3D milling beetle

    Hello,

    Something I've found really funny to watch, a CNC beetle robot. Never seen this before.

    Enjoy, Wendy


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    Re: A CNC in the form of a 3D milling beetle

    thats pretty awesome! With a bit of knowledge, you could get that to do a whole panel, it would jus walk around :P I love how it walks off after its finished, brilliant!
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    Re: A CNC in the form of a 3D milling beetle

    Omg !! Brilliant.....

    i want one !

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    Re: A CNC in the form of a 3D milling beetle

    WOW AMAZING
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    Re: A CNC in the form of a 3D milling beetle

    For those of you who wants more of this nice little beast

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oXuSXCKJeY

    Look at the other videos as well from this guy...
    and the homepage : http://www.micromagicsystems.com/
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    Re: A CNC in the form of a 3D milling beetle

    Hi Wendy,

    That's brilliant, and like Jordan said it's amusing to see the robot walk off after its finished.

    Incidentally, I've just taken delivery of a Zenbot 24 x 16 CNC machine so I'll be trying to catch up with you experts.

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