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Accurate CNC were asked to design and cut an adapter plate for a high performance freestyle jetski. We started with HDPE to test the theory then cut the final one from 20mm 5083 alloy plate.

Work on the famous Reg Gum and tassie oak sub boxes is finally drawing to a close. Half a dozen more coats of clear and should be done!Update Jan:  finally finished!

Accurate CNC have been working with Multipanel on a laminated project programming the router to tongue, groove, and slot some very complex shapes together.

Another Harwyn pod completed and this one was craned into a very tight position. You can see the process unfold here.

Whats news around here? Just panels. Panels panels and more panels, drowning in panels and offcut! Bring on xmas…

Accurate CNC has kicked off the year constructing a few Olivers signs for Benher Signs. These are a lightbox design a that incorporates a flat screen monitor. Neat!

More architectural screens! These things take so long but they sure look nice when complete.

Even more architectural screens! This time it’s perforated Alucobond for a classy shop fitout. Being malleable 5005 alloy skined Alucobond, careful tool selection and feeds were necessary to produce a crisp cut across the 2000 holes.

Heres a different concept, a column lightbox! Fully weather sealed and suitable for external use. Stick one of those new LED modules in and you’ve got yourself a truly unique visual attraction.

We’ve been getting inquiries about cutting fire rated MDF. It was causing all sorts of problems out there and one customer had a particularly high amount of metres to cut. After many experiments we found the solution using the best tool at the exact right feed and speed. We can now cut a predictable number of lineal metres per tool, and if it’s pushed further thishappens every time! These hardwood timber veneered fire rated MDF sheets were used in a flashy elevator interior fitout by R.S.J Crisp.

What cant you cut on a flat bed router? Not much really! Here we are cutting a set of stairs from LVL’s, which makes a nice change from Alucobond everyday!

As a specialist Alucobond machining facility we often get projects coming in that really stretch the limits of the material. Recently we’ve been working with BHP Roofing and Tambry Developments to cut some very tricky curved panels for this ambitious development. Each of these curved Alucobond panels were hand traced on site then using our methods transcribed into AutoCAD before being sent to the CNC router for cutting. The complexity level was extremely high but we belive the final resultmade it worthwhile.

Through the endless square metres of Alucobond, Accurate CNC jumped on board Team Swinburnes Formula SAE this year as an official sponsor! It’s been great cutting some components for their space age vehicle and watching the team progress through the build to race day. Well done team Swinburne.