Featured Cnc Plasma-cut Vintage Motorcycle Replicas

Wow, @Tmate! These are wonderful. I love how you said you just "threw together" your CNC setup.

 

Love it! I work with and program CNC machines so this is right up my street!

 

Just Wow !!!!

 

Impressed!! I’ve a small collection of model bikes for the ones that have meant something to me but it’s short of a few. This is a way of topping up! Price???

 

Each of your works is a real work of art. They all look great.

 

Congrats....what a wonderful Hobby!

 

Cor! How great are they? Any bike your heart desires. Good job

 

That is VERY impressive - you clearly have a lot of talent and innovative drive.

It looks like you'd also have a very wide and willing new customer base - not least here - should you decide to start selling those really well done products.

Make my first one a '69 home model Bonnie, and the second a '94 Mk 1 Speed! Please.

p.s. better add a Manx for my California friend ..............................

 

I will have 3 please, my speed triple, moto morini and my 400/4,,

 

They are really cool.
Is it me or do they almost look like a cartoon imposed into the image. Another unique look for sure.

 

Not sure if you've stopped riding? but as long as you feel able and can enjoy carry on. My Father-in-law is 91 and still throwing a leg over and just last week bought a brand new Royal Enfield Meteor 350. He only does short distances now but still gets to some of his favorite tea and bacon sandwich stops.

 

Do you use simple grbl format in your CNC or something more professional?

 

Superb !
Realy like the model bikes! and the plasma cutter is impressive

While I do not know your personal situation, I'll like to comment on something I witnessed this past weekend:
As I and a couple of friends arrived at a restaurant, a couple of mean looking guys arrived on their BMWs R9T, one of them removed his helmet to reveal a white head and beard, got off the bike, and struggled to walk uphill to the entrance using a cane to assist himself, quite a motivation for me to keep on riding even if I start go have some difficulty moving around

 

What a wonderful hobby, you could make a nice little earner out of those.

 

2nd pic is a Hurricane, 3rd pic is a Fatboy.. I'll leave it to someone else to name the other 2!

 

Very nice work @Tmate. The detail is well good enough to identify the models.
Love them all, I hope you find a good ride to keep your interest in getting out on the road

 

No. 1 looks like a BSA Sloper but the silencer (muffler) and tank badge don't quite gel with that.

No 4 looks like a Spitfire, US model ........ so to speak.