The router spins a cutting bit at up to 25,000 rpm. CNC stands for computer numerically controlled and those numbers, the zeros and ones, are the programming needed to direct the cutter.

You Suck at Using a CNC Router For a certain kind of handy geek, the journey is way more fun than the destination.

Ever wondered how to build a CNC router from scratch? This DIY tutorial is the perfect guide to creating your very own small CNC router, ideal for any woodworking or precision tasks. Learn how to ...

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Introduced last year as an improvement on the very popular Shapeoko CNC router, the X-Carve by Inventables has grown to be a very well-respected machine in the community. It’s even better if you ...

CNC machines made from wood and 3D-printed parts may be popular, but they aren’t always practical from a precision and repeatability standpoint. This is especially true as the machines are sc… ...

TORMACH INC., a supplier of affordable and compact CNC machines, introduced a new Automatic Tool Changer (ATC) for its 24R CNC router. The new ATC features an ISO20 ATC spindle with a 10-tool rack and ...