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Latest News:
06/12/09:
Great news!!!
I just designed and
test a new milling
adapter kit to help
you remove the
material from the
fire control pocket in
AR15 and AR45
lowers. You no
longer need a big
milling machine to
remove the material
from the fire
control
pocket. It can
all be done right on
your drill
press. Visit
the TOOLING
page for details.
I've
completed tutorials
on how to finish an
80% AR15 lower
receiver using the
CNC jig and the
milling adapter kit. You
can view the
tutorials at this link.
I
still have a few 10%
AR10 lower
"paperweights".
These won't last
long, so if you are
interested, please
contact me
ASAP. You can
get more details on
the CNCGUNS forum in
this link.
I
have the 10% AR45
lower receivers in
stock and ready to
ship.
For
details, go to the
bottom of the AR45
lower receivers
page. I also
have a few A1 carry
handles left.
If you would like to
buy one go to this
link A1
Handles.
I've
uploaded a video of
the AR45 in action
on google
video. Click
this link
or the pic below.
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Welcome
to CNC Gunsmithing.
My name is Justin. Some of you may know me by jwh02017. I developed this website to show gun enthusiast the different types of firearms that can be manufactured using CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) equipment. I am fortunate to have access to all kinds of CNC machines. I am a mechanical engineer, and work for my father's machine shop. Much of our work is for the aerospace industry, so quality is an
utmost importance. I have carried this same quality of work to my gun hobby. I have worked as a machinist for several years now, and I don't consider myself a
true gunsmith.
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But I am learning more about the gunsmithing trade with every project. I started this gun hobby
in the summer of 2002, after I was looking for some mods for my
AR-15 that I bought earlier that
summer. That was the first
AR-15 that I had ever shot or
owned. I've always been into
guns, but it really got kick started
into a hobby after this first AR-15
that I bought.
During my searching, I stumbled across the Roderus Custom Gunworks website. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw the very impressive work that Pvt.Ryan had done. I then became a member of his forum where I had a wealth of information at my finger tips. I hadn't seen anybody use CNC machines to make their own firearms, so I thought it would be cool to show people what can be done with CNC equipment.
For the majority of the projects you
see on the website I use a Fanuc
Robodrill Model T21iFL. The
machine specifications are as
follows: 13hp 10,000 RPM spindle;
700mm X axis by 400mm Y axis table
travel; 330mm Z axis travel; 21
station tool changer; 550lb table
capacity; 1.6 second tool change
(chip to chip) and over 2100 IPM
rapid traverse on all axis.
The Fanuc Robodrill is designed for
high speed production combined with
extreme accuracy. This hobby has become very addictive and I've done several projects since the first AR-15 lower receiver that I machined.
I hope my website will help you get
started in this hobby, if it's not
your hobby already. I share
all my information for free, and I
hope you will do the same to help
keep the gun community strong.
I don't sell any 100% receivers at
this time since I don't have a
firearm manufacturing license. All information contained in this website is for educational purposes only.
Periodically I'll be adding new project progress.
The 2nd Amendment
"A well-regulated Militia being necessary to the security of a free State,
the
right of the people to keep and bear
Arms shall not be infringed."
ΜΟΛΩΝ
ΛΑΒΕ!
