[cold fusion]

Hey everybody,

Long time reader, first time poster. I'm in the process of restoring a '77 280z and would like to combine two of my hobbies. For the last 3 years I've been making CNC parts for various things. Just recently I've started to produce them for cars. My latest were exhaust flanges for our inline 6 engines.

I'm wondering if there is anything that you guys would like to see made? It can be a single piece of something small like a throttle body adapter, or a large run of turbo flanges. I'm up for anything, being bored with a cnc mill is a crime!

Cheers,
Andrew

 

[kruzr]

Those CNC machines are great,personally don't know how to use one (wish I did)but seen em in operation ,amazing.Too bad you're bored with it.Is it a hobby or a moneymaker?

 

[cold fusion]

It's a hobby that I would like to turn into a moneymaker to put more money back into the hobby

 

[poncho62]

welcome....Only problem is, you are not allowed to advertsie a money making venture on this board..........Now, if you want to do it free, I am sure we can keep you busy................... :thumbup:

 

[cold fusion]

I'm not opposed to doing some stuff for free. It'll be worth it to get the ideas.

 

[TXwayno]

CNC work

Just sent you an PM

 

[MAUSS]

Just curious as to what type of machinery you've got. I spent a lot of years in the machine tool controls business.

 

[cold fusion]

At home a Bridgeport Series II mill with a retrofitted control. At work, an Acra mill with a Crusader M control (which I hate), and 3 Daewoo lathes with Fanuc 0 controls (which are great).

 

[MAUSS]

I used to work for GE Fanuc, when they built turnkey control systems for US machine tool OEMs.