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The CNC router machine cuts in three directions at once. The precision of the router's cutting relies on the design software, software that provides a two-fold advantage to the router operator. To begin with, the CAD software gives the operator of the CNC router machine the ability to create the design that will be cut into the solid plate.
The CNC router machine cuts in three directions at once. The precision of the router’s cutting relies on the design software, software that provides a two-fold advantage to the router operator. To begin with, the CAD software gives the operator of the CNC router machine the ability to create the design that will be cut into the solid plate. After the operator creates the design, that same operator relies on the computer to send the proper operating instructions.
This is the newer ventures I have started into. This is a router coming out of Kansas City, Mo., I would call this one the prototype, it is the first one built. But the man has kind of dropped the project again. Maybe in the future we will see it come back and be available.
CNC Router for Woodworking: DIY Wonder or Craftsman's Nightmare
CNC routers are "computer numerical controlled" machines that take the fine work of measuring, sawing, wood carving, planing, drilling, cutting mortises and tenons, and even collecting dust out of the hands of the carpenter and put it into the processors, planers, drill bits, and other fiddly bits of the computer and router machine. What can be achieved in terms of project design, time savings, and labor savings with a CNC wood router is nothing short of stunning.
Computer numerical control (CNC) is a computer "controller" that reads G-code and M-code commands and drives a machine tool by numerically interpolating the points along a cutting tool's tool-path and directing the servomechanisms that translate the data into movement.
What exactly are these tools and what are they good for? In the past CNC tools were confined primarily to industrial use. These were usually large and enormously expensive machines. Although these machines still exist, so do also a new breed of smaller, less expensive machines that are much closer to being economically affordable.