Technical Guide
Practical knowledge on choosing, maintaining, troubleshooting and getting the most out of wood CNC routers.
Choosing a Wood CNC Router — 8 Technical Features to Check
From table size to spindle, vacuum table to servo drives, the technical details to look at when choosing the right CNC router.
Read article →CNC Router Maintenance Guide: Daily, Weekly and Monthly Checklist
Wood dust is a CNC machine's number one enemy. A practical maintenance plan for the spindle, linear guides, rack and vacuum system.
Read article →CNC Spindle Problems: Symptoms, Causes and Prevention
Overheating, vibration, noise and runout. How to read the warning signs from the spindle, the heart of your CNC router.
Read article →Vacuum Table Guide: Why Do Parts Move and How to Prevent It
Small parts shifting at the end of a cut, a leaking table and weak suction. Tips for getting the most out of your vacuum table.
Read article →Choosing Router Bits and Chip Load for Wood and MDF
Burn marks, fuzzy edges and short tool life usually come from the wrong bit and speed settings. Upcut, downcut, compression and chip load explained.
Read article →What Can You Make with a Wood CNC Router? Applications for Workshops
From cabinet doors to nesting, carving and relief to decorative panels, the work a CNC router can bring to your workshop.
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