There’s a certain class of parts that just can’t be made on a standard 3-axis mill, nor with a 3D printer or a lathe. These parts — weird screws, camshafts, strange gears, or simp… ...

What is special about this build, is that it showcases how easy it can be to build a 3-axis mechanical system used for laser cutters, CNC machines, and 3D printers.

Interested in building your very own 3-axis CNC milling machine, plotter and engraver? If you are you might be interested in a new build which has been published to the Hackster.io website by Amit ...

Powermatic has entered the multi-dimensional world of computer numerical control by introducing two 3-axis CNC woodworking routers. Prices start at $5,719.

Whereas a standard 3-axis machine might require several different set-ups and more than five hours to complete, its 5-axis counterpart can complete the part in just a couple operations that take less ...

Take an inside look at the workings of this Haas five-axis CNC machine. Also check out the whole digital process, along with detailed pictures and digitalized data, at Popular Hot Rodding Magazine.