In my computer-aided manufacturing class, we've been learning to write CNC programs, and for the end-of-semester project we had to make a certain block with certain features, but we were allowed to engrave whatever we wanted on top. So I made an old-school Mazda logo.



Unfortunately, we're not given access to those machines on a regular basis, so I can't make more. The entire block is 2.8" wide and 0.7" tall. The logo was milled with a 45 degree chamfer and is 0.010" deep. It took the machine about 30 seconds to mill the whole design. I love technology.

The material is a high-density wax that machines similar to aluminum, but the school melts down chips and other exercises to reuse it.

Thought some of you rotorheads might like to see this.

 

Very Nice,

 

looks great. i already do cnc, now i just need to learn cad.

 

Nice job, now do a Savanna emblem

 

Very Nice dude,are you planing on using it as a key chain