We are currently adding a Altmill to our lineup of CNC’s to test and compare! Check them out! 👉 https://www.sienci.com/?ref=zte3ztn There will not be any upcoming sales on them, because they are, in my opinion, already a great deal. All in this far I am $2,500 less than my Onefinity Elite Foreman with a PWN Spindle at this point and I did not have to make a table. What is your opinion on this machine? Would love to hear feedback!

Getting clean and precise cuts starts with understanding your feed rate and spindle speed. Adjusting these settings based on your material and bit type can make all the difference. For example, slower speeds work better for hardwoods, while softer materials may require a higher feed rate to avoid tear-outs. 🎓 Need help mastering this? We’ve got you covered! As part of our free resources dedicated to the CNC Startup community, we’ve included a Feedrate Calculator in Module 1 - CNC Fundamentals, Part 8: Chip Load & Feed Rates in our Classroom. This tool makes it easy to determine the right settings for your project and improve your cuts. 👉 Access this free lesson and calculator here: Chip Load & Feed Rates What’s your favorite tip for getting the perfect cut? Share in the comments and let’s help each other level up! 🛠️✨

List the make, model & size of your CNC a picture of your workspace (if possible)!! I have: 2 - Laguna IQ's 2x3 1 - Onefinity Elite Foreman 4x4 1 - Laguna Swift 4x8 1 - ShopSabre IS510 5x10 1 - CR Onsrud C Series Dual Head 5x10

As we gear up for the holiday season, let’s share our sales goals! Whether you're crafting for fun or focusing on building your CNC business, we’d love to see where everyone’s aiming. Vote below, and feel free to share what you're working on or tips for reaching those goals in the comments!

Does anyone out there sharpen you V Carve bits?