I have a Carbide 3D Nomad 3 desktop CNC machine for sale in Baton Rouge, LA. Purchased in September.
Asking $2000. Includes touch probe and new upgraded spindle. Under warranty for another 12 months. The machine is in a commercial office space in Baton Rouge and can be demonstrated in person.
Learn more about the machine here or watch any of the 100s of YouTube videos about it:
shop.carbide3d.com
This thing will machine small parts out of aluminum, wood, or plastic. Maximum size of the parts you can make is around 8"x8". I used it to make small aluminum parts for a product I sell but have since moved on to a full size Tormach 770MX CNC machine. Yes, you could make gun parts with this. It will hold tolerances and is accurate down to 0.001" (1 thou). In practice, if you're machining multiple sides of a part you'll get 0.005" which is the industry standard. My parts required machining on 3 sides and were accurate under .005 every time.
This machine is great if you're new to CNC. When I purchased this I had no idea how to machine anything but in six months I've learned to make anything I want with it. If you have prior 3D printing experience you'll be able to get started pretty quickly.
PM me if you're interested.
Asking $2000. Includes touch probe and new upgraded spindle. Under warranty for another 12 months. The machine is in a commercial office space in Baton Rouge and can be demonstrated in person.
Learn more about the machine here or watch any of the 100s of YouTube videos about it:
Nomad 3 - Desktop CNC Mill
This product is expected to ship within 15 business days. The Nomad 3 Desktop CNC Mill is the third major revision of the Nomad 883 that launched Carbide 3D. Overview Specs What's Included FAQ Warranty and Support Introducing the Nomad 3 Here are the big changes for the Nomad 3: New spindle...
shop.carbide3d.com
This thing will machine small parts out of aluminum, wood, or plastic. Maximum size of the parts you can make is around 8"x8". I used it to make small aluminum parts for a product I sell but have since moved on to a full size Tormach 770MX CNC machine. Yes, you could make gun parts with this. It will hold tolerances and is accurate down to 0.001" (1 thou). In practice, if you're machining multiple sides of a part you'll get 0.005" which is the industry standard. My parts required machining on 3 sides and were accurate under .005 every time.
This machine is great if you're new to CNC. When I purchased this I had no idea how to machine anything but in six months I've learned to make anything I want with it. If you have prior 3D printing experience you'll be able to get started pretty quickly.
PM me if you're interested.
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