Haskel Schaffer

Experiences while CNC Routing

When I first started experimenting with the CNC router at my school, I thought it would be a fun way to create 3D props and art pieces. Once I got a grip on what I was doing, I began teaching other students how to use the machine and using my skills to assist with others’Continue reading “Experiences while CNC Routing”

CNC Comparison

Today, I’m comparing my own CNC routing work to CNC artist “Lucid Machine Art”. To start, I’ve always worked on a 3-axis CNC, while Lucid works with 3, 4, and even 5-axis CNC machines. This means the capabilities of their work can be three-dimensional, as opposed to my work, which is more focused on 2DContinue reading “CNC Comparison “

Changing Bits – CNC Routing Tutorial

Here’s a quick tutorial on changing the bit on the CNC router I work with. I hope it helps.

CNC Routing Vlog

Hello, this is a video/vlog I made, documenting my process when using the CNC Router here at The Delta School.

Getting started – CNC routing

I was lucky enough to have multiple people and resources to teach me anything I wanted and needed to know about the on-campus CNC router. Although that’s the case for me, I am fully aware that it’s not the case for everyone. The linked video below is a helpful way to get started with aContinue reading “Getting started – CNC routing”

Finding my resident expert – CNC Routing

At the high school I attend instead of jobs or roles that a more traditional school would offer, we have what are called resident experts. To be a resident expert in are school means that you are the on-campus expert of a specific craft. When you get into high school you are required to becomeContinue reading “Finding my resident expert – CNC Routing”