Stepper vs. Servos motor

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The question often comes up, should I upgrade to servo motors? What’s the difference and is it worth the upgrade? Although CanCam offers servo motors as an option, you may want to consider several factors before making your decision. The preliminary difference between a traditional stepper and a servo system is the type of motor…

Buying Your First CNC Router

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Choosing Your First CNC Router Choosing which CNC router best fits your needs can be a daunting decision. With so many setups to choose from and so much technical jargon involved, processing all of this information can easily overwhelm first-time buyers. This guide serves as an introduction to the key factors you’ll want to consider…

CNC Wood Router

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 Wood Router A CNC wood router is a Router  that creates objects from wood using a CNC machine.  A project can be designed in the computer with a CAM/CAD program, and then cut mechanically using a router.  Other cutters can also be used to produce a finished product. A CNC wood router is very similar…

Types of Machine That Use CNC Technology

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Computer Numeric Control (CNC) is one of the most significant contributions of advanced computing technology to the manufacturing industry. CNC operated machines have made the manufacturing process uniform, efficient, and fast. Computer numeric control is used most often in machines like routers, and such machines are mainly used to cut a variety of materials. In…

Tips for tackling aluminum with CNC routers.

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CanCam has a large variety of CNC Routers for aluminum, bronze and copper. At one point or another, you’re going to push the limits of what your machine is capable of doing.   Listed below, are a number of suggestions that can aid you in your aluminum cutting endeavors.  Good luck! Using the right tools…