The DIYLILCNC project is a set of free, open-source plans for an inexpensive yet precise 3-axis CNC mill that can be built by an individual with basic shop skills and tool access for around $700. Instructions for building the DIYLILCNC are distributed freely under a Creative Commons license.
The DIYLILCNC project is a set of free, open-source plans for an inexpensive yet precise 3-axis CNC mill that can be built by an individual with basic shop skills and tool access for around $700. Instructions for building the DIYLILCNC are distributed freely under a Creative Commons license.
Chris Reilly is a Chicago-based artist, writer and teacher. He received his BFA with a focus on New Media from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2006. Chris is currently employed as manager of SAIC’s Advanced Outptut Center, and a part-time faculty member teaching between SAIC’s Design and Film/Video/New Media departments. Since 2003, Chris has shown work in several solo and group art exhibitions in the US and Europe; he works with modded video games, virtual/augmented reality, scripting/programming and kinetic sculpture.
Taylor Hokanson is an Assistant Professor of Art at Oakland University in Detroit. His art practice uses technology as material to address technology as concept. The presence of altered or hacked electronics, such that their operation is impeded, is a common theme in his work (see the Sledgehammer-operated Keyboard, for example). Hokanson also works in conjunction with The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, where he performs research into computer-aided fabrication and education.
