CNC stands for Computer Numerically Controlled and effectively means that the physical movements of the machine are controlled by instructions, such as co-ordinate positions that are generated using a computer. The term “CNC Machine” is typically used to refer to a device that uses a rotating cutting tool which moves in 3 or more [...]

As with any subject, the more time you invest in learning about CNC and the related technologies, the more you will get from it. To achieve the best results, there are a few key areas which you should concentrate on: Computer skills One requirement common to all aspects of CNC work is how to [...]

A CNC router uses specific cutting tools to cut, mill, drill, engrave, carve non-ferrous materials such as wood, plastics and soft metals. In simple terms, it is a computer-controlled fabrication machine. Similar to a 3D printer with is utilizes additive manufacturing technology the CNC Router utilizes subtractive machining technology.Suitable applications include but not limited to:Woodworking [...]

A CNC Router is suitable for milling, boring, engraving the following materials: Wood - Soft and hard solid wood, Plywood, MDF, Melamine etc. Plastics - Acrylic, Polycarbonate, PVC, HDPE etc. Aluminum and other non ferrous soft metals (under certain very specific conditions) Fibre composites e.g. GFK or CFK (with specific attention to the dust [...]

CNC Router: Generally used for Non-Ferrous Materials such as wood, plastics, soft metals and composites. As these materials are not as hard as ferrous materials, the CNC can be built with a lighter weight, fast moving gantry for large working areas. These softer materials allow for faster material removal rates which can be achieved [...]