CNC Jobs

I am a 3D designer and modeler specializing in CNC work. I transform ideas and drawings into precise, manufacturing-ready designs. I have extensive experience in designing reliefs, products, furniture, and engineering components, focusing on accuracy, topological cleanliness, and feasibility. I am proficient in professional design software such as 3ds Max, AutoCAD, and SolidWorks, and I can also prepare STL/DXF/SVG/G-code files ready for 3D printing, laser cutting, and CNC machining. I always pay close attention to material thicknesses, cutting depths, and the type of machining tools to ensure a flawless final result. My strengths include: Designs ready for production, not just visual representations High attention to detail and adherence to dimensions A practical understanding of ma...

I already have the ACP geometry modeled in Rhinoceros 3D and want to turn it into a fully parametric setup. Your role is to jump into the file with me, unroll the surface correctly, align the flattened parts so they cover the exact area required, and export a clean STL that’s ready for CNC machining at standard precision. You set the parametric controls, check corner reliefs and bend lines, then position the pieces inside the overall coverage area so nothing drifts outside the boundary. Once the layout is locked, I need the tool-path-friendly STL plus the updated Rhino file that keeps the parametric logic intact for any later tweaks. Key deliverables • Updated .3dm with parametric controls in place • Flattened layout matching the target area coverage • Verified S...

We’re looking for an experienced CAD / CNC specialist to work with us on developing accurate cutting patterns for tube slide sections that will be machined on our Mantech CNC flatbed router (specs and machine info attached). This is not a one-off file handover – we’re looking for someone who can work collaboratively with our in-house team via Doncaster, helping us build confidence that our machinery, setup, and workflow are optimised and production-ready. The first project may involve hands on work in Doncaster. The Project We design and manufacture tube slide components that are formed from CNC-cut patterns, primarily using MDF, model board or polystyrene. These parts are then assembled into smooth, continuous slide sections, so accuracy, fit, and repeatability are cr...

My press brake already has the DELEM-51 HMI installed, powered, and cabled; what it lacks is a proper commissioning. With the full set of DELEM manuals in hand, I now need someone who knows this controller inside-out to bring it online for production. The scope is three-fold: first, work through the basic operation setup—calibrating axes, defining tools, and verifying the safety chain. Next, enable and test the advanced programming features so operators can create and store complex bend sequences directly from the panel. Finally, integrate the HMI with our existing plant systems (network share for programs, upstream ERP link, and the machine’s safety PLC). I will provide remote access to the console or arrange an on-site session, whichever you prefer. Complete documentation a...

I need a seasoned Delem-51 specialist to get my CNC press-brake fully operational. The hardware is already mounted; what remains is the full commissioning cycle so the machine bends accurately and repeatably. We will work from the official Delem manuals I already have, but I’m looking for someone who has done this more than once and can spot issues before they become expensive mistakes. Your role will cover: • Installation & initial setup of the controller • Software parameter configuration, including axis limits, tool libraries and safety interlocks • Thorough testing and calibration to verify angles, back-gauge positioning and cycle consistency Whether you prefer guiding me remotely (via video and screen-share) or scheduling an on-site visit, let me know...

I already have a clean black-and-white PNG/JPEG that shows the outline of a faux stained-glass window: raised framework and borders with recessed “glass” cells. What I now need is a machinable 3D relief that will carve cleanly on a wood CNC. Scope • Translate the 2-D outline into a single-sided 3-D model where the borders stand proud of the background and each pane drops to a lower plane. • Preserve line weight so edges stay crisp, yet keep the overall geometry practical for machining—medium detail is the sweet spot. Tiny undercuts or over-thin walls aren’t necessary. • The working size I’m aiming for is roughly 12–24 in (300–600 mm) tall, but I want the file built in real scale so I can resize later without distortion. File ...