CNC routing

Shibbibilybob

Hi guys
I am just wondering if anyone knows of a company in CT that does CNC routing?
I am hoping to have them CNC two radius dishes for me, out of MDF or supawood or similar.

I have all the necessary solidworks files and models, really just looking for an email address to pop them off to in order to get a quote.

Anyone have any experience in this realm?

rikus

Are you planning on building more acoustics! ?

This is a mate of mine's company. He cut my Tele templates for me.

http://www.rindrouting.com/

I have this bookmarked for future reference thought if you want to try and DIY it.

Edit: Don't know why the embedding won't work for the video... ???

lapdawg

Rikus wrote: Are you planning on building more acoustics! ?

This is a mate of mine's company. He cut my Tele templates for me.

http://www.rindrouting.com/

+1 for Rind Routing.

I got them to do some Tele templates for me (... that I haven't used yet) & I was really impressed with their communication, attitude and willingness to help. I will go out of my way to promote businesses like that in C.T - they are frequently hard to come by.

studmissile

lapdawg wrote: I got them to do some Tele templates for me (... that I haven't used yet)

I'd love to see a Hayward Tele!

shearder

Pity you are in CTN. I am in Midrand Gauteng. I could have helped you out. :-[

Shibbibilybob wrote: Hi guys
I am just wondering if anyone knows of a company in CT that does CNC routing?
I am hoping to have them CNC two radius dishes for me, out of MDF or supawood or similar.

I have all the necessary solidworks files and models, really just looking for an email address to pop them off to in order to get a quote.

Anyone have any experience in this realm?

Wizard

You do owe us a description of what you're building though ...

rikus

Wizard wrote: You do owe us a description of what you're building though ...

If he's wanting to do radius dishes he's planning on building more acoustics. They're used for sanding the radius of the top and back onto the kerfing before gluing the top/back and then also used when gluing braces to the top and back using go-bars...