Check out some CNC projects from our users

We've been talking for a few days about the terms and technology behind CNC and it's about time to show you some projects that our customers have made.

You can find our projects page at: http://carbide3d.com/projects/

Every project on there was made on a Shapeoko 3 or Nomad Pro, so these are exactly the kinds of projects that you can make in your home, garage, shop or office.

If you have any questions just hit reply and ask us.

-Edward

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