CNC router
Shapes, cut-outs and routed profiles a saw cannot make.
What it holds
- Cuts from your DXF or drawing
- Curves, cut-outs and pocket recesses
- Repeats identically across a run
- Parts nested into one sheet
What it does
Where a beam saw only cuts straight lines, the router cuts a path. Curved returns, sink and hob cut-outs, shaker profiles, service holes and pocket recesses all come off this machine.
It works from your drawing. Send a DXF and the part comes back as drawn, which matters most on anything that has to repeat: twenty identical curved shelf ends are twenty identical parts, not twenty near-misses.
Nesting several parts into one sheet is done on the machine, so a small run of shaped pieces does not cost a whole board each.
Specification
- Axes
- 3-axis
- Bed size
- 3000 x 1500mm
- Input
- DXF, DWG or a dimensioned drawing
- Typical tolerance
- Plus or minus 0.5mm
Working to something tighter? Say so with the list and we will tell you honestly whether the machine holds it.
The rest of the floor
Computerised beam saw
Every panel on a list, cut square and to the millimetre.
Edge banding machine
Closes a cut edge properly, in one pass, while the panel is still square.
Hinge boring machine
Every hinge cup and shelf hole drilled to the same setting-out.
PVC foil wrap press
Wraps a routed door in film with no seam on the face.
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