My parents comissioned this table - thanks Mom and Dad! They picked the wood and the epoxy color, I came up with a few different designs, and they chose this one. It's still in their livingroom.

The original design of the Maslow CNC relied the router's own height adjustment to move the router along the Z-axis. The whole setup was inaccurate and unreliable. See my Pentaflake Tabletop series for some of my problems with the Maslow Z-axis. Bryan Maynard (AKA MeticulousMaynard)…

My friend, Don, offered me a chance to make a guitar for him. I'm no luthier, so rather than start from scratch, he bought a kit. He liked the pattern on my pentaflake tabletop and asked that I do something similar on the guitar body…

Ok, if you can make a halftone image on a 3D printer, why not on a CNC machine? These were proof of concept tests. (In case you can't tell, the top portrait is of Albert Einstein.) I used a conical bit, and made the depth…

See HipNerd Origins 2 for the story of the first Pentaflake Tabletop. I decided that my first big project with my new CNC would be to make a new tabletop for my outdoor table. I still wanted to go with a pentaflake pattern, but changed…