Thread: How to choose the Best Suitable CNC Router Machine?

I think it comes down to 3 main things,

1. Budget. if i didn't have a budget constraint, the sky would be the limit.
2. Accuracy of cut. Being this a woodwork forum, tolerances are not going to be (IMO) super tight, with in <0.2mm is good enough for me, i don't need 0.005mm.
3. DIY, Off the shelf, or A mixture. The more work you have to do, the cheaper the machine cost.

I'm sure there is more to it, but this was me.

Well, hopefully we would look at what we need and look at what offerings are in the market (or homebrew) to meet those needs.

If I need a cnc capable of cutting full sheets of plywood with reasonable accuracy (whatever I personally define that is) then I'm going to be looking at a different range of products than machines that can rapidly machine small pieces of stainless steel with a high degree of precision.
pick a machine that best fits your needs.

It really helps if you know the sort of stuff you want to do with it before you buy.

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