The hexapod is a six-legged harbinger of doom. Micromagic’s little devil can only carve out little squares in foam now, but how long until he’s making copies of himself while you’re at lunch?
Seriously though, this little robot illustrates perfectly how the CNC manufacturing revolution has just begun to tap the potential of this technology. Imagine setting a few of these loose to do intricate carving on cabinets, or letting them cut out replacement parts for around the house. I can’t wait until I can pick one up at Sears.
Micromagic Systems [Official Site]
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{ Will THIS be the year? Maybe! Check back often! Here's hoping. } – Jan 16, 10:55 PM
{ Do you have the replacement blades? } – Jan 07, 5:01 PM
{ $475, with a diamond blade - which is what I assume you mean, but we only have three left at that price } – Jan 04, 11:52 PM
{ I worked in mfg. most all of my life. You can get a rough idea of what something cost to build by checking the weight.... } – Jan 03, 7:49 AM
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{ What's amusing is that - although the item is discontinued - Stanley themselves explicitly identified this as a carpenter's hatchet lol (Stanley 54-023 FatMax AntiVibe... } – Dec 30, 5:14 PM
it looks like just a glorified cnc router