Now, This Thing is Outrageously Cool!!!!!!

[Brian Backner]

I have GOTTA get me one of these when they become available!!!!!

Be sure to watch the video:

http://www.alecrivers.com/positioncorrectingtools/

[Alan Lightstone]

Very cool.

Go MIT!!!

[Troy Turner]

Hmmm, a "poor man's" CNC? I see a Christmas wish list already starting :)

[Jerry Cummins]

Very cool indeed, but I bet expensive.

[Peter Quinn]

Hand held cnc training wheels for the router. Coolest thing I've seen lately. I hope the BS is next! That I could use.

[Matt McColley]

Wow... all the electronics and expense of a CNC.... but you still have to drive it manually....

If you have to climb cut and the grain "sucks you in" ... is it going to be able to correct enough, quickly enough to save you from wrecking the part?

I won' be scrapping my home brew CNC plans any time soon.... Hit play and walk away!

[pat warner]

A laboratory curiosity with a 1000 page manual.

[johnny means]

And the Ruby goes to...

That said, interesting concept. I'm sure there are many uses for the basic technology, just not scroll sawing.

[Mike Heidrick]

"Please move router to highlighted route.." - Bet it comes with a Garmin GPS voice LOL.

[Jim Neeley]

Does it work with Google Maps? <G>

[Michael Handrinos]

I can hear it now. Make a slip up and it says....recalculating

[Alan Lightstone]

"Please move router to highlighted route.." - Bet it comes with a Garmin GPS voice LOL.

LOL. Just what we need, nagging.

[Kevin Groenke]

Kind of a dumbed-down version of MIT's FreeD handheld CNC from last year.

http://web.media.mit.edu/~amitz/Amit_Zoran_home_page/the_freeD.html


http://youtu.be/TxHiTjapTqg

Man, just looking at that thing makes my wrist hurt.