Hi Guys! Currently I'm learning backend web development on freecodecamp.com. Before this I've learned python, just for fun, but I 'painfully' enjoy both. I'm working on an other field now (cnc machining), but I tought I could become a developer. Now I've lost my confindent because a few article on Quora. There a guy (and not only he) said, technicly it'll take over my life. Unbelievable amount of extra time exclude working hours, stress and 18 hours working days. My long plan was to be an independent freelancer, with an easy working schedule (I don't want to be rich, jus have a food valanced life). I've been hoped in a fairy tale? It'll drain my life?

@teganburns My motivation has two basic points. The first is that, I really enjoy to make programs. I know some python, javascript and htmlcssbootstrap also. The reason why I defenetly can not be a front end developer is the total ignorance of a beauty of a website :D I have no fantasy for that and don't care the colors and animations it uses. But to make an 'engine' to something... I would love it... The second point of my choice to be a developer is a bit more practical. I want to be independent. I'm Hungarian, but living in the Netherlands. There will be a point in my life (maybe sooner than later), when I'll need to go back to my country, but I don't want to be a part of the system there. So, my plan is to take a remote job in a western European country. These two are my basic reasons. :)

@teganburns The answer to your question is hard. Depends on what you need. If that's an easy thing, you can ask someone on a forum to make it for you for some cash. If that is a difficult product, you'll need to have a CAD/CAM programmer to make the proper program, but this is expensive, cos in that case if she/he cant machine the product for you, he'll have to make a posprocessor for the machine it'll be made... so it's complicated. You know what? Let me see what you need and than we'll try to figure it out, how it could be made easy. :)

@teganburns get it 3D printed from www.shapeways.com

@teganburns @heyheni was right. You should use a 3D printer rather than a cnc machine. It'll be an unbelievably expensive project if you would like to make it with cnc milling. If you want it to be accurate, you have to find a CAD/CAM programmer to make the code and a 5 axis machine to make the product. And the body of your drone looks beautiful, but so many curves and shapes that would be extremely hard to make on a cnc machine. And I didn't talked about the finishing works, after the milling procedure. To make the surface perfect. Sorry... :/