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Cutting Metals With A CAMaster Tabletop CNC Router

Metal cutting is one of CAMaster’s tabletop CNC routers’ greatest strengths. With spindles that operate at a much higher top speed than your average conventional milling machine, you can use the benchtop router to cut all kinds of non-ferrous metals. Aside from milling speeds, there are also other factors to consider to protect your CNC metal cutter from potential damage while utilizing ...   Read More

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Tips For Using Your CNC Router To Cut Acrylic

Acrylic is a durable, transparent form of plastic and is one of the most popular materials in CNC machining. It offers numerous advantages over other materials like glass and polycarbonate, making it an ideal choice for many industrial applications. CAMaster CNC routers are fully equipped to cut acrylic sheets. Keep the following tips in mind to help you avoid any irregularities or difficulties during acrylic CNC cutting to maintain a smooth ...   Read More

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Foam Cutting Using a CNC Router

CNC routers are excellent cutting tools capable of cutting a wide range of materials using computer numerical control, a manufacturing method that can automate the cutting process’s control, movement, and precision.  CNC routers are incredibly versatile machines capable of cutting and manufacturing products from wood, metal, composite, and foam. CNC router foam cutting is one of the least ...   Read More

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What You Need to Know About CNC Router Aluminum

Aluminium is one of the most used metals in the production of everyday objects, from furniture to kitchen equipment to sporting goods and equipment used in sectors like transportation, communication, and engineering. In CNC machining, aluminum is one of the most commonly used materials because of its excellent properties, which enhance its machinability. Its excellent thermal and mechanical ...   Read More

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Using CNC Machines to Create Foam Projects

Foam products are a popular material used in different centers such as manufacturing, crafting, educational, and more. They’re versatile, easy to produce, durable, and have a wide range of applications. And while it is possible to produce foam projects manually, using a Computerized Numerical Control (CNC) machine like a CNC foam router makes the process faster and more accurate. Your ...   Read More

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Ways CNC Machines Are Making an Impact in Modern Manufa...

Thanks to modern technology, manufacturing is now possible at production speeds that were impossible decades ago. For example, consider the use of computer numerical control (CNC) machines. As early as the 1950s, CNC machines had a groundbreaking effect that helped businesses carry out operations while minimizing errors. But what are the different ways CNC machines in various manufacturing ...   Read More

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Benefits of Using a CNC Router to Build Cabinetry

Investing in a CNC router to build cabinetry offers many crucial benefits. Automating your process improves workplace safety, reduces production costs and allows you to scale your operations. The following are some of the most significant benefits of using a CNC wood router. Automate Processes for Cabinet Making Woodworking and cabinet-making used to be a completely manual process. However, a ...   Read More

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Safety Tips for your CNC Router

CNC routers are high-powered machines that improve efficiency drastically in manufacturing settings. Unfortunately, although they are designed with user safety in mind, a lot of things can easily go wrong when operating these machines, which can lead to injury or, worse, loss of life. When operating CNC routers, it’s better to consider safety to protect yourself from potential injury. Follow ...   Read More

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What Is the Difference Between a Lathe and a Milling Ma...

Lathes and milling machines are two of the most used CNC router machines in workshops worldwide. They are excellent cutting tools for shaping and forming various materials, such as wood, metals and plastic. Lathes and milling machines fundamentally differ in how they perform and interact with production materials. In a nutshell, their difference lies in which components move while the other ...   Read More