Cutting Parts on the CNC

Corbin Woodworks can cut parts for you on our CNC or other local machines. We can cut them to your design or ours. Rapid turn-around. Here are some examples or our work. To discuss your needs, please send email to vince@corbinwoodworks.com
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Terraria on Pedestals

The turned posts of these pedestals were designed in SketchUp then transferred to Conversational CAM software for the Maverick CNC. The posts were cut on a CNC. We can turn various kinds of posts, newell posts and ballusters for you. 

​Cutting flat work on the CNC

Here we are cutting a set of parts from 1/2" Baltic birch plywood for a client. 

Here we are cutting a set of parts from solid hard maple, which include mortises and chamfers: 

Cutting parts on a vertical workholder

These parts have two tenons on the end, which were cut with the work held in the Maverick vertical vise. The tenons match the mortises cut in the other pieces:

This is what the parts look like after assembly. Then they are stained black before final delivery:

Cutting the case parts for one of the media cabinets:

Cutting the solid wood face frame parts for the same media cabinet. Note the slight curve on one of the rails: 

Cutting the solid wood rim parts for the end table described in the Design and Programming page:

Cutting Dovetail Joints on the Vertical Workholder

Corbin Woodworks has written software for cutting a variety of dovetail joints on the Maverick CNC. See the page on CNC Software. Here is an example of hard maple drawer boxes cut for through dovetail joints. These are dry fit and have not been glued up or sanded off.