A quick video of the Lancaster Bomber being cut out. I don’t want to think how long it took this video to actually get done – so many delays, so few windows of opportunity to work on it! I decided to cut my losses and just put together what I had, rather than stress too much about really refining it.
Plans from MakeCNC.com
Uses the 45705 V-Groove 60º x 1/2″ Dia. x 1/4″ Shank Router Bit and the 46200 Solid Carbide Spiral Plunge 1/8″ Dia x 1/2″ Cut Height x 1/4″ ShankDown-Cut, both from Toolstoday.com
For better or worse, here ’tis.
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Stu's Shed 
Is that the cnc you got from Keith at Yas engineering?
Yes- the Torque 9060 CNC
Nice, Keith is making one up for us 1.2 x 2.4 with a 4th axis. We are dying for it to be finished and get here
I’d love that extra capacity (and the 4th axis as well)
We thought about a smaller one, as our woodwork is just a hobby. But then we thought what the hell do it once do it right
We met Keith and brought a slabmaster of him when he was over here in Perth for the woodshow