I need something made up, specifically out of MDF. Ive called a few places but they just CNC metal and didnt know of anyone that does CNC milling out of MDF.

If anyone knows of a local CNC Shop in the eastern PA/Philadelphia/Southern NJ market I would greatly appreciate it!

Go to a good woodworking store and look in their book of business cards- people are getting into more CNC milling of wood and the price is dropping, as well as people building their own.

If this for something you'll use on a regular basis, you could have one made from 1/4" aluminum and use that as a router template.

Some cabinet shops and sign-makers use this, too.

I found this- maybe they can help-

[Link: hometalk.com]

Thanks man! I should have been more specific; it's roughly a 3'x5' chunk of 1" mdf.

The aluminum idea is a good idea, not sure how often I'll need to replace the piece, maybe once a year if that

Making a company sign?

A local grocery store chain has CNC'd pieces hanging in the stores and when I look at the edges, it seems to be MDF. For outdoor use, I would look into MDO, which is Medium Density Overlay, used for freeway signs. If you call a wood products supplier, specifically fro sheet goods, they probably have a lot of shops that can do this, in your area.

When I toured Magnapan years ago, they were CNC-ing high density MDF.

have you heard of google? it is a new search engine that is really cool and can probably help! ;)

we have had wood CNC'd many times. high end cabinet shops can do this. ours has huge CNC tables that can handle almost anything.

LOL!

Is that on that interweb/internet thing the kids are talking about? 8>O

since you like to buy tools

[Link: rockler.com]

I think this thread is ON TOPIC. Helping our members expand their abilities, even just by hearing about stuff like this, is a great thing this site can do.

Speaking of google, I googled CNC Wood Philadelphia and got twenty-one million responses. Now, since that's google, maybe four of them are worthwhile, but I did find one company that seems to be in that area and does CNC of wood. Try it.

He's probably running windows and is afraid to click on any websites that he's not familiar with. ;)

Brendon, you should so buy a CNC machine.
Since you're limited on space, have it delivered to my house and I'll set it up in that small-ish shed I'm building.

No such thing. It's MDF or HDF.

Why bother with a smallish shed when you really want/need a big one?

Here ya go, from the 864,000 links for 'Build CNC router for wood'-

[Link: buildyourcnc.com]

[Link: hackaday.com]

[Link: cnccookbook.com]

[Link: pinterest.com]

I founded a local custom furniture company that has been helpful with a number of things.  They have experience working with metal, wood & composites and for a price can do almost anything you can dream up.

Maybe you've got a similar business in your area?
http://brothersofindustry.com/