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! The theme for that challenge is fall decor, and 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!
â¨Challenge Theme: CNC projects celebrating the spirit of fall and Thanksgiving
đPrizes for the Winners:
đĽ1st Place: Vectric 3D Clipart Project Pack ($99 value)
đĽ2nd Place: $30 IDC Woodcraft Gift Card for CNC bitsÂ
đĽ3rd Place: LYCNC Sticker Pack
Here Are Last Monthâs Submissions
Pick your top 3 favorites in the form below!
Submission A
"Simple but perfect. 12" round plaque, all the pieces were cut out individual on the cnc with a compression bit and glued on."
-Maker revealed after voting is complete
Submission B
"I did it!"
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Submission C
"Cornucopia, made from Maple slab, 15â x 20â by 2 ½ inches. This was a total of a 27 hour carve starting with a ½ inch EM, all the way down to 1/16 inch tapered ball nose. Finished with epoxy paint.
This is a gift for a family that has adopted my wife and I, and always invites us to their holiday meals every year!"
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Submission D
"Made some wall art for the house. My first thought was to just paint the v-carve and then my wife talked me into painting the relief carve also. It's her kitchen so I do as the boss says.
This is 11 x 14 x .75 and took about 10 hours to carve. Started with an IDC Badger 1/8" roughing bit and finished with a .045r tapered ball nose. The clipart was a package from the Design and Make store and changed the layout to meet the boss's approval.
We normally have around 30 people over for Thanksgiving and some bring artwork and most bring food. Always something to be thankful for at my house, especially during the holidays.
I'd like to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving, and a special thanks to Kyle for all that he does for us out here trying to learn our craft better."
-Maker revealed after voting is complete
Submission E
"The season of family meals are here. Why not breakout the good stuff. These cutting boards are useful and able to be a center piece 12 x18.5 x 1.5 . Used a 1" surfacing bit, and a3/4 core box bit for the juice groove 0.1 depth and .375 depth for pocket to pick it up . I sanded it up to 340 grit. I used mineral oil and bee wax to season it.( I forgot to take picture of the bottom of the main board so I added a pic to show the handle.)"
-Maker revealed after voting is complete
Submission F
"This is my first attempt at making a tray, I used some scrap pine and purple heart."
-Maker revealed after voting is complete
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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