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Based on the excerpt and title, the author has their CNC running but lacks material, so they’re turning to milling their own beams—shifting from setup to the sweat-heavy work of creating stock for small-scale CNC timber-framing experiments.
What’s your go-to approach for milling and squaring beams for CNC timber framing, and how do you keep them stable and true?
Milling Beams for Small Scale CNC Timber Framing
The CNC is up and running, but my supply of beams to tinker with on the CNC is nonexistent. It’s time to change that. Which means it is also time to sweat.
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