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CNC language and terminology explained in simple English. | |
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Links to what you might want to know before you shop for a machine. | |
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Links to manufacturers of desktop and small machines, with their locations. | |
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Links to manufacturers of production machines, with their locations. | |
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Links to manufacturers of industrial-sized machines, with their locations. | |
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Links to CAD, CAM and other programs. | |
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Things your CNC might be able to do other than run a router bit. | |
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Links to CNC schools, classes and online training courses. |
| Whether you're just beginning to look at CNC as a way to either increase production or open up some artistic and creative opportunities, or a seasoned pro who needs to upgrade to automatic feeding or perhaps adding an aggregate, you'll find links here to pretty much all the answers. Scroll down and you'll find a section on basic information, followed by sizeable lists of links to entry-level and small machines, mid-size machines and larger machines. You'll also find links to software manufacturers, 3D printing and plasma heads, and down at the bottom is a brief list of education links. For lots more of those, visit our Woodworking and CNC Schools & Classes page. |
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A Brief History of Home CNCs |
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Baileigh Industrial, Inc. - WI |
 Image courtesy Baileigh Industrial, Inc. |
 Image courtesy Thermwood |
Alberti Engineering - Italy |
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Carbide 3D's free "Crash Course in CNC" |
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