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Choosing The Right Size CNC Machine For You

The size CNC machine you choose will depend on what you are making with it and the size of your budget. Fortunately, both Stinger and Cobra CNC routers—two of the world’s most renowned CNC router brands, come in several different sizes. Stinger I If you’re looking for a small format bench-top router, the Stinger I is a perfect choice. Despite is size, the Stinger I is robust and flexible enough to be used in a production ...   Read More

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What Is The Difference Between Milling Machines and A C...

What is the difference between milling machines and CNC routers? While this question might not be on the plane of importance as the meaning of life, knowing the difference between milling machines and CNC routers can be very important. What They Cut Generally, CNC routers are designed to cut softer materials. However, softer materials can fall under a wide range – wood, plastic and even softer metal like aluminum. Meanwhile, ...   Read More

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How Long Can I Keep My Stinger 1 Running For

The Stinger I CNC router is the most sturdy and efficient bench top machine of its kind. It is compact and won’t put a big dent in your budget, yet is also has the capabilities to be effective in a production environment. The machine is built on a welded steel frame and with industrial quality Hiwin rails and bearings it a robust yet smooth movement. You can use your Stinger for ...   Read More

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Is There a Lathe Attachment Available From CAMaster?

As well as many other options for the CAMaster line of Stinger CNC routers, there are two available lathe attachments. The Recoil Indexing Lathe This lathe attachment is available for all Stinger models and is easily mounted on the side of the CNC router so that it will obstruct the table top when it is not being used. The indexing lathe has a motor/drive system, rails and head ...   Read More

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Why Do I Need a CNC Router?

A CNC (computerized numerical control) router is a computer controlled cutting device that enables the operator to cut a wide range of materials including: wood, acrylic, metal, foam, plastics, and composites. A CNC router alone can perform the precise tasks of many workshop machines, such as: spindle moulderboring machinepanel sawplaner They can also cut mortises and ...   Read More

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Top 5 Uses for CNC Routers

Computer numerical control (or “CNC”) routers are computer-controlled cutting machines, able to run any number of custom programs to cut, carve, and slice with laser-like precision. They’re able to produce high-quality results that are consistent and economical. Many manufacturers are electing to incorporate these devices into their existing production lines. Take a look at some of ...   Read More

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5 Popular Woodworking CNC Router Hobbies

A CNC router is a cutting device that is similar to a manually operated router but is controlled by a computer. It can be used for cutting a wide range of materials including wood and can perform the tasks of many other woodworking tools including a spindle moulder, a boring machine and a panel saw. You can also use a CNC router to create tenons and mortises. Because it is controlled by a ...   Read More

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Popular CNC Router Software

WinCNC is one of the most popular CNC router software solutions on the market today, and has been for many years. This combined software and hardware package gives the user full control of a CNC router via a Windows PC. The hardware is comprised of a 64-bit high-speed digital PCI card and daughter circuit board that can be easily installed inside the PC. What You Get The WinCNC software package is compatible with 32 bit and 64 bit ...   Read More

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The Downside of Homemade CNC Machines

CNC machines have the ability to perform a wide range of processes with many materials including wood, acrylic, metal, and plastic. Not all users have the same needs from their machine and this can sometimes be problematic if you are buying a pre-made machine as you may end up paying for features that you will not need to use and miss out on processes that you would like. As an alternative, you ...   Read More