Watching that machine run is as amazing as the cubes.

That is a great video Tweakie. Not to discredit any of it but Marcel's are way more complicated then that one IMO. I just can't explain them. No way for me to put it in words. It boggles my mind every time I look at it. If I get up the nerve (I would truly get sick if something happened to it. One of my most prized possesions and anyone who sees it will know why.) I'll take mine to Cabin fever in Jan. to see if anyone there can put it in words for me. Unreal ....................... I think earlier in this thread Marcel post a link to a site. The guy was making similar to Marcel's but much bigger. Defiantly worth studying.

Brett 

Marcel,

 I'm bumping this thread again. Everone  should be going thru all of this post.
You are an ARTIST, or should I say a Magician. I've been in the trade for many years and have never seen anyone make anything that could match yours.
Thanks for all the pics and info. I'm going to climb back in my hole.

 Ed

That is why i said i was crazy, do not know when to stop . Never think it is impossible . Think outside the box, do not even think of a box 

marcel

Something I came across the other day - A machine, costing more than everything I own, making a Turners cube. If you haven't already seen this video then it is well worth the look.

http://www.cnccookbook.com/index.htm


Regards, Tweakie.

I don't see the video at that link.

Vince

Vince,
I had a job finding it too.
Chack the link below.


http://www.cnccookbook.com/CCBlogNov2008.htm

Ed

Marcel,

I wouldn't say your crazy. It's more like Creative. And I too, always like a challenge.
Anyone can do the simple stuff.

Ed

Well done Ed.

CNC Cookbook changes it's pages regularly and it's links change. I had been unable to find the cube making link as well.

Tweakie.

I don't see the video at that link.

Your not missing much, Vince, cube-wise. The machine working was the amazing part, not the cubes themselves. As Brett stated, Marcel's are light years ahead.

wow!

really great work...  i have to try that now.  i have a watchmakers lathe out back and all i ever use it for is surfacing wax tubes....