CNCROi.com V5: Think it, Build it, Sell it!

Two years in the making - CNCROi.com: Think it, Build it, Sell it! teaches you not only how to design for various CNC machines but also methods of getting the word out and selling it.

Since the Last Volume

> Industry Insight

CNC Laser Material Database

CNC Laser: 10 Fire Prevention Tips

Made in China: CNC Machine Game Changer

Ryan Patterson, Getting the Most out of your Bits

Alain Albert, CNC Routers: Justifying

Ownership Costs

Jig Tips

Interviews (alphabetical)

Mike Dean,
Founder of Epilog Laser

Paul Mason,
Owner of Millennium Laser Systems

Andreas Penz,
CEO of Trotec Laser

Ken Susnjara,
CEO of Thermwood Corporation

> Entrepreneurship

Jumping into Entrepreneurship

Avoiding CNC Shop Loses

Don't Build on Rented Land

Optimal Tradeshow ROI

Networking for Dollar$

Marketing despite NDAs

Ken Cooley,
President of ShapeMaster Inc.

Scot Farley,
Principal Designer at F3 Industrial Design

Dr. Henri-Jacques Topf,
Owner of Schneider Prototyping

>Design

My Argument for Design Relativism

Laser & Router Projects

Bird House D
Bird House E
Bootilicious Shoeholder
Croc Box
Kangaroo Laptop Stand
Kangaroo Shelf
Spinning Geared Box
Sydney Harbor Bridge (Laser to Router)
Wooden Big Wheels (Build to Press)

3D Printer Projects
Castle Walls (Simple)
Castle Walls B
Cog Pen Holder
Pill Box
Vase
Weaved Basket

Michelle Aryani,
Product and Toy Designer

Pak Hei (Kade) Chan,
Origami Designer

Daphne Flynn,
Director at Philips Design

Brendon Vetuskey,
Design Manager at Mattel

> Funding

Intro

"FREE!" Marketing Strategies for Designers

Philippe Guglielmetti,
CEO of Zeepro

David Hartkop,
Founder of MiniMetalMaker

> Protection & Profits

Intro

Paul Akers,
Founder of FastCap

Tim Bourke,
CEO of Just Right Products

Anthony Santangelo, Esq.,
Inventor and Patent Attorney

William Seidel,
CEO of America Invents

Afterwords

Image Credits & Info

Other books by Jon Cantin

Partners & Supporters

This book is the perfect reference material for somebody interested in learning more about CNC machines, how to design for them and for business owners looking for ways to augment their income by working in an efficient manner. It is written in a non-technical manner and doesn't require an engineering degree to understand the key concepts shared in this book.

Does NOT include DXF or EPS files.