Home made CNC bike parts ~ old school style

[Anonymous]

A bike friendly anodising man...

 

[fatboymal]

What sort of entry cost is there for a small home cnc mill for this sort of thing?

 

[bat40a6]

http://deepgroove1.com/cncmill.htm

it will cost a fair bit, but it is something I will always keep and use so...


I will get around to posting the Klein Attittude, it is a 21" Coral Reef '94.

 

[Broady]

Cool thread, some real nice stuff. I wouldn't mind a little CNC set up at some point.

 

[crazychimpjimbo]

New to this forum but Love seeing quality home made efforts!

 

[obi-wan-mtb]

I will get around to posting the Klein Attittude, it is a 21" Coral Reef '94.

Nice, looking forward to some pics of that Klein. Hmmm, might even wanting that one, so maybe do not post pics

about machining:
I am looking for a spare part for a Joe's / Rhino rear mech, any chance you can fabricate one?
Problem:I do not know how the original part looks (so need some help from fellow retro bike members...)

Thanks!

 

[schoi604]

wow I'm over overwhelmed!! I've something similar to yours on my 93 Brodie. But yours are way nicer. Please let me know if u ever interested to sell me a couple of them. Thank you very much.

 

[Kolpen]

sweetparts....

 

[defconfunk]

Makes me wish I never Changed Trade From CNC machinist/programmer to electrition fitter.... Wonder If I can talk the gaffer in to buying a Bridgeport Interact. Very nice machining and drawing going on there you could make a nice bit of profit on some parts and keep some bikes going like pace brake rockers

 

[biglev]

After readign this thread i was strangly drawn to havign a go at this CNC gig.

Been to night school for autodesk inventor. drew some stuff and gave it to my local CNC guys. This is the output:
Cantis in 6085 t6 alloy

Fork crown for a mk1 breezer in en24 steel:

Will do photos when they are built.

Cheers
Pete