Martin Woodworks

I got to spend a couple days at the Phantom CNC headquarters in North Carolina last week. Here is one of the things we did while I was there.



Table Talks: Kelly at Martin Woodworks talks about how Phantom CNC Systems has helped his business Recently, we had the pleasure of hosting Kelly from and let me tell you, it was an absolute blast!Kelly was kind enough to share with us why...

Duplicating historical millwork in small quantities is easy with the

Quick visit with today, that much doggy love is a little slice of heaven

The end of an era! Or something like that. I delivered the old 4 x 8 CNC router to its new owner Friday morning. The Nissan forklift made quick work of tossing it on the trailer.

The Winnie the Poo I cut out now finished with paint

Apparently, Fred and Lucy have learned how to use Amazon… The two best kids, a dad could ask for

A younger guy asked me one day why do old guys like you drive convertible, sports cars, I replied, because we can afford it…

Just a little table I threw together for a friend

I’m bad about pitching failed projects into the fire pit. This is a failed headboard that I re-purposed into a usable crate utilizing the in

I cut this 1/2 inch MDO plywood for a small floor repair. MDO plywood is a water, resistant plywood commonly used for exterior signs and concrete forms

Some custom reclaimed lumber cabinets now installed

Concrete forms carved using The molding tool path in

Not my normal content, but I feel like I unlocked a cheat code. Today while doing a deep clean of my espresso machine I thought pressure washing this would be easier, then I remembered my waterpik is basically a small pressure washer!!
It worked brilliantly to clean the cracks and crevices of the group head

Before I bought my first CNC I loved routers, these are bowls I created using a circle jig and large top bearing bits in conjunction with a router with a 12”x12” base. With very little tool and an imagination you can also create something beautiful #ᴛʙᴛ

This is pics of the assemble yacht jig that I cut on my this was the first big job on the new CNC and as you can see the accuracy was spot on.

The new 5x10 phantom CNC is home, now I just need to get it off the trailer and loaded into the shop…

Custom mailbox post

It’s official, I have joined the Family. Upgrading from my out of date 4 x 8 CNC to a new 5 x 10. Thanks to Nick for helping me through the purchase process. Cheers to a new year, with a bigger and better machine