Get started with CNC (Computer Numerical Controlled) machining using Autodesk's Fusion 360. In this case, registrants will receive a full refund or class credit, and notified by valid email provided at registration. A class may be cancelled in the event the minimum number of students for the class is not reached. There are no refunds, transfers, make-ups or deferments for missed classes.HatchSpace reserves the right to cancel any class for any reason. Unpaid registrations are subject to cancellation.Full refunds or a class credit can be provided if you cancel at least 14 days before the start of the class by contacting or by calling 80. He then employs the latest technology in CNC Routing, Laser Cutting and 3D printing to bring the designs to life.Payment and Refund PolicyPayment is due at the time of registration.
Taking full advantage of the modern computer aided design programs, he enjoys designing furniture, kids toys, lighting, mechanical objects and anything else that comes up. He has spent the last decade working on digital design and rapid prototyping. Contact for details.Instructor: Nick MoorhouseNick is a hobbyist woodworker and furniture maker. Materials Fee: $40What to Bring: Please bring a laptop computer if you prefer to work on your own.Financial aid may be available. Students will make a finished-plywood stool designed with modern flair.Thursdays | 6pm - 8pm4 sessions: September 22, 29 October 6, 13Cost: $150 members $200 non-membersAddtl. Once cut, we'll use a router table, sander, and pocket hole jig to finish and assemble the stool.Make. Students will then learn the safety and set up of the CNC router and prepare the machine and a file for a cut.
During the design process, we'll focus on designing the piece for cutting out on a ShopBot CNC Router. Students will be introduced to the basic user interface and led through the steps of creating a 3D model of a stool. This powerful CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software allows you to easily design, test, modify, and see your woodworking projects in 3D before you ever have to cut a piece of wood.Learn. No woodworking experience required.Get started with CNC (Computer Numerical Controlled) machining using Autodesk's Fusion 360.
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