I’ve owned CNC routers that broke down within months. I’ve also owned machines that ran for years with minimal maintenance. The difference? The manufacturer. Some companies cut corners on components,

I once made a costly mistake when choosing a CNC router manufacturer in China. The specs looked great. The price seemed fair. And the sales rep? Friendly and quick to

A CNC router is an investment. It’s supposed to make your work easier. But a bad manufacturer? That’s a different story. I learned this the hard way. I once bought

Years ago, I made a bad call on a CNC router supplier. The specs looked great, the price was right, but the problems started the moment the machine arrived. Missing

The first time I programmed a CNC milling machine, I thought I had everything right. The design looked perfect, the material was clamped, and I pressed Start. Within seconds, I

A few years ago, I made a mistake. I rushed into a deal with a CNC machine manufacturer in India without digging deep. The price was good. The promises sounded

The first time I bought a CNC milling machine, I made a mistake. I focused on price and ignored after-sales support. When the machine broke down, I had no way

A machine dealer once told me, “The biggest mistake is thinking all CNC machines are the same.” He was right. I’ve seen manufacturers that prioritize precision and durability, and others

A few years ago, a machine shop owner asked me, “Which CNC milling machine should I buy?” He had just landed a big contract but didn’t want to risk his