Vote for the Winner of Last Month's CNC Project Challenge!
Help us choose the top projects submitted by talented CNC makers from our community.
Cast your vote for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place!
Last Monthâs CNC Challenge Theme and Prizes
Here's what last month's challenge is all about!
â¨Challenge Theme: CNC creations made for the dinner table (anything kitchen related)
đPrizes for the Winners:
đĽ1st Place Prize: Vectric 3D Clipart Project Pack ($50 value)
đĽ2nd Place Prize:  $30 IDC Woodcraft Gift Card
đĽ3rd Place Prize: LYCNC T-Shirt
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Participants were tasked with creating projects that reflect this theme using their CNC machines. Now, it's time for you to decide which projects stand out the most!
VOTE NOWHere Are Last Monthâs Submissions
Pick your top 3 favorites in the form below!
Submission A
"A trivet that I made for our kitchen"
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Submission B
"This is a Clock I made for the kitchen in a theme for the holidays."
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Submission C
"I thought I would make some trivets for the holidays, and while I was designing an oval trivet I realize the waste would make two other trivets! So in one cutting of a 5 inch by 10 inch piece of maple I actually got three trivets out of it! All I did was cut 3/8" & 3/16" Brazilian cherry sticks for the center of the trivet!"
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Submission D
"Salt and Pepper shakers of walnut and maple. Pattern designed in Aspire and done on CNC. They where hand turned to finish.
The "stopper" was designed in Fusion 360 and 3D printed. Designed to use a quarter to remove for refilling. The "S" and "P" were laser engraved."
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Submission E
"This was a rough sawn oak tree, Iâve made a few projects so far from this tree. Itâs a lot of work as I have to do all of the milling on the cnc, eventually Iâd like to get a planner.
The idea for this was to have a chip dip or salsa cup for the tray."
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Submission F
"Made this bowl for Thanksgiving, carving it out of a piece of red elm I had laying around. Just a clear finish with Odie's oil. Size is 10" and 1" deep."
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Submission G
"Made a turkey shaped serving tray for the Thanksgiving holidays that my daughter could share with family and friends. My own design and cut out of Ryan Drapella's (Cutting it Close Workshop) BAMX material."
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Submission H
"This is a cracker tray that I made from a piece of Sapele. It is a beautiful grain wood! This is the first time that I have done raised letters and used a form tool (1/2â roundover). I learned a lot from this project. One thing I learned is that I need to use a smaller offset between the letters and vector boundary."
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Submission I
"I decided to make a large, deviled egg tray/ cutting board. I made it large for taking to carry-ins at church and etc."
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Submission J
"I made a foldable cookbook holder as a Christmas gift for my sister. The center panel is reversable with measurement equivalents on 1 side and coffee measurements on the other (she can't make a good cup of coffee, lol)"
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Submission J
"I made this out of 8/4 walnut, itâs 14.5â x 12â."
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Submit Your Votes!
Choose your top 3 picks for last monthâs challenge. Simply enter your selections for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place below. Please only submit one form. Voting ends when the timer is up!
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