CNC Masters is the premier source for CNC mills, CNC milling machines, and CNC lathes. Our high-quality computer numerical control products range from desktop CNC milling machines to classic Bridgeport-type vertical milling machines and our CNC lathes.
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We strive to provide innovative technologies to the CNC machining industry by offering elite productsĀ that give you more for your money. Our CNC control and operating software is designed to be user-friendly. Itās easy to learn and program, regardless of whether it is used for production or prototyping.Ā Our CNC mills can be used for heavy-duty metalworking and woodworking applications, and they work with various metals, including steel and aluminum, as well as tougher materials and wood.
While most CNC milling machines are built elsewhere, CNC Masters designs and builds their CNC machine tools in the USA. Here is what you get:
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We have a wide range of products that allow you to keep the entire manufacturing process in-house and help you save on space with a smaller footprint.
Much more versatile than CNC routers or horizontal mill machining centers, our CNC milling machines and cutting tools can cut steel, wood, other metal, and other end mills, costing several times more money. And thereās no need to invest in more floor space for your business or hobby.
Our products stand out from the rest of the market because our machines have integrated the best aspects of manual mills and lathes with CNC capabilities. The general table size for each of our Bridgeport-type vertical CNC mills allows for a large workpiece, making it possible for machinists to take on more types of work.
With the design of our vertical machining centers, many customers accustomed to manual controls find it easy to learn the ropes of CNC machines. We also offerĀ CNC conversion kits for transition users. We offer small CNC mills for the DIYer, better known as aĀ benchtop CNC milling machineĀ (a.k.a. mini mill) like our CNC Baron.Ā
Want to invest in a CNC lathe but unsure if you can provide the space for one? Here at CNC Masters, you can find lathes with small footprints that can easily rival the performance of other machines on the market. OurĀ 1340 CNC LatheĀ andĀ 1440 CNC Lathe can seamlessly revert to manual controls for ease of use.Ā
All our CNC machines are backed by our expert support team that will readily provide you with guidance from setting up to troubleshooting any problems with the product.
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Use the Rigid Tapping Wizard through the MX software to create a tapping program.
Transform your CNC machine into a 4-axis CNC milling machine with our 4th-axis CNC rotary table.
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This option is not available on the CNC Jr Mill. Upgrade to the next machine for rigid tapping control.
29. Create a Peck Drilling Program in Circular or Rectangular Patterns
Using the Circular or Rectangular Drilling Wizards, you can program the machine to drill an un-limited series of holes along the X and Y planes. Program it to drill straight through to your total depth, use a high-speed pecking cycle, or deep hole pecking cycle. You can program the cut-in depth and return point for a controlled peck drill application to maximize chip clearance.
