Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Hi new here

A router shop implies commercial.
I hope you have a very, very good plan, because mostly running without a toolchanger is not commercially viable.

Note all your competitors will have toolchangers, and industrial spindles, and mostly cast iron or steel frame machines.

Making commercial work mostly means you have your own product,
a viable distribution chain,
or you are economically competitive with current industrial machines, many of which are in one-man paid off amortised jobshops.

Any router can make "a product".
Just like a small 7x lathe can make a "piece".
One off.

A "router shop" also implies adverising, sales and associated ancillaries, like dust evacuation, permits if needed, insurance, etc etc.

I am opening a cnc router shop. I will be using rockcliff cnc design to start. I going to build a 4^th axis unit to make chess pieces and other things. I am looking to make a 5^th axis unite some day.

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-hanermo (cnc designs)