Credit: Oliver Cragg / Android AuthorityTL;DRThe InfiMaker K1 is a desktop CNC mill that lets you make 3D objects without any prior milling experience.Its software uses AI to convert any 2D image into a 3D object, letting you operate it without any CAD experience.The InfiMaker K1 is now on Kickstarter, where you can back it with a starting pledge of $5,199.For the past decade, 3D printing has been cherished as the most popular (and now even affordable) way to make physical objects without much experience or elbow grease. But now, a new class of DIY-friendly methods for making 3D objects is becoming increasingly popular. Computer Numerical Control, more popularly known as CNC, has made its way to indoor workstations with equipment getting affordable (compared to an industrial-grade machine) and computer-aided manufacturing (or CAM) becoming easier to grasp for enthusiasts. This has given rise to compact desktop CNC mills that allow you to work with a variety of materials, such as metals, wood, or even a variety of thermoplastics.We recently tested one such desktop CNC mill, which let us create an Android mascot figurine without having to deal with computer-aided designing (CAD) at all. That’s what the creators of InfiMaker K1, a desktop CNC machine that uses AI to transform any 2D image into a 3D millable model, claim is its strongest point.