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In this video of the Zero to Maker series, we are diving into CNC machining, a manufacturing process that makes parts by cutting away material with a milling bit. This process fills a gap that 3D printers and laser cutters can't fill by allowing you to cut thick materials, soft metals, and very large parts. CNC machining has a reputation for being a little daunting, but in this video, we take a look at making a giant molecule kit with a CNC machine and demonstrate that it can be quite an easy process.


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0:00 Intro
0:41 How CNC Machines Work
1:20 Pros and Cons of CNC Machines
3:07 How to Find a CNC
3:38 The CNC Workflow
5:18 Getting a CAD Model
6:24 Camming in Fusion 360
10:01 Getting the Part Cut
10:57 Design for CNC Machining
14:07 Putting Together our Project


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