And can you get me one? ;)
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And can you get me one? ;)
It's a 4-axis CNC milling machine with the ability to rotate the part like on a lathe. See this:
http://www.albitech.org/uploads/pics...er_on_hass.jpg
And no, I will not get you one. If I could afford one, it would be sitting in my garage already and I'd be churning out parts. What would the parts go to? I have no clue, but I'd be churning them out! [LOL]
eta: The tool can move in X, Y, Z axes. The part holder can rotate changing the angle of the z-axis. Then, the part can also be spun in the toolhead like on a lathe.
Awesome sauce
Mill some lowers!
Paging the ATF, come in ATF...Quote:
Originally Posted by mcjhr
that is, unless you make them for personal use only or you get the appropriate firearms manufacturing license.
Or maybe I read your post totally wrong. We're you talking about making some cool holes in your lowers? ;)
I have considered it, making firearms would be fun.
Although, I have also designed a suppressor, as well as performed the finite element analysis on it, but I haven't quite decided to pay for the tax stamp because my machining skills aren't up to par for the constraints I would need.
But with this 5-axis cnc, I could TOTALLY build it. After I applied for the tax stamp of course.
And if my current career falls through, I would highly consider something like that, designing/building/selling suppressors. If I recall, with the proper license to manufacture and sell suppressors, you only need to sell a minimum of 6 per year, so I could currently apply for it and then just sell the first 6 at super discounted prices so people would be crazy NOT to buy one.
Hmm... now you've got me thinking about it again!
im not sure what the rules are for building your own suppressor... DADT? LolQuote:
Originally Posted by BuffCyclist
I'm watching HEAT right now on TV while waiting for my homemade lasagna to cook. Life isn't terrible.
Its a form 1, you can build your own but you have to add a serial number of some sort (if I recall) and still file for a tax stamp and still $200.