Modify the settings in the Luban software to prepare for CNC processing.

What is G-Code: The Language of CNC Machines

CNC, AKA computer numerical control machines, are taking the industrial world by storm. They perform functions at incredible speeds, saving time and additional costs for the manufacturers and improving precision and churn rates by miles. The machines are mainly controlled by computers, with pre-programmed instructions installed to perform tasks without delay or human intervention. The…

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The Top Materials for CNC Milling: Pros and Cons

CNC milling has turned the tide towards modernizing manufacturing in several industries, revolutionizing and creating opportunities for creating more precise and intricate design work. Applications range from the aerospace industry to consumer products, and the list keeps growing. Of course, selecting the right material for CNC milling is critical.  However, the right choice affects the…

Laser engraved Christmas ornaments

3D Printed Christmas Ornaments Ideas (And CNC/ Laser Engraved)

As Christmas approaches, there’s no better time for hobbyists and 3D printer owners to let their creativity run wild. Create your own holiday decorations to get into the festive spirit. Not only is the process of creating enjoyable, but the finished pieces will also add to the Christmas spirit and bring joy to friends and…

Cards made from medium density fiberboard

How to Cut MDF Board: Best Tools & Techniques

MDF, or medium-density fibreboard, is a versatile product that breaks down hardwood or softwood residuals into wood fibre. It is mainly used in woodworking, furniture building, and crafting. Its smooth surface and uniform density make it ideal for projects requiring a polished finish.  Cutting MDF boards correctly is essential for achieving clean, precise results in…

Snapmaker 7th Anniversary Column | Letter from Lilian Chamontin

Snapmaker 7th Anniversary Column | Letter from Lilian Chamontin

“I started using my Snapmaker F350 with the laser head, having the feeling it would be easier to master the technical side of it, then I moved to CNC which I still use very often, and finally 3D printing. Every time I design and make something new, I also learn something; and each time I have this great feeling of having passed a new mastery milestone.”