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The 1/4 inch shank has become the de facto standard for prosumer and serious hobby CNC routing, and there are real reasons for that. It is large enough to ...
The best CNC router cannot be named without knowing what it needs to do. The best machine for a sign shop processing 20 sheets per week is the wrong machin...
Clamps are honest. They grab the material and hold it, and you can see exactly what is happening. A vacuum hold-down system is more elegant, more productiv...
The CNC router is the machine people talk about. The table it sits on and the surface it cuts against are the parts people underestimate until a warped spo...
MDF is the material CNC people love to hate and cut anyway, and there is a good reason for the love-hate. It is flat, cheap, uniform in every direction, an...
Most desktop CNC routers ask you to choose between \"small and cheap\" and \"rigid and serious,\" and the Laguna iQ was built to blur that line. It comes from ...
Aluminum is the metal most hobby and small-shop CNC owners actually want to cut. It is soft, relatively forgiving, and shows up in everything from brackets...
CNC routing and woodworking are natural partners but not automatic ones. The hand woodworker who picks up CNC for the first time usually tries to do exactl...
Routing wood on a vertically oriented machine adds one big variable to everything you already know about CNC woodworking: gravity now works against you ins...
