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It includes the X90 (18” x 18”), the V90 (12” x 18”), the Meteor (25” x 50”) and the Comet (25” x 25”), which the company says is the most affordable and complete CNC router in the world. And Probotix ( is a Peoria, Ill.-based stepper motor provider that offers a line of entry-level CNC machines called the Fireball line.

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Industrial CNC’s Renegade XR (48” x 96”) is a 3-axis, ball screw drive machine that was “specifically designed for the budget-conscious sign maker, woodworker and cabinetmaker.” It delivers full 3-D carvings and flat cutouts in plastics, wood, Romark, MDF, aluminum and sign foam. It has a hand-held controller instead of a built-in one, a factor that helped shave a few dollars off the price. Biesse’s Rover model is slightly less expensive and is ideal for smaller custom woodshops because it can cover a broad range of nesting applications such as making components and doors. It moves fast enough for high production and features a built-in controller for programming at the machine. The Klever is ideal for both panel processing and cabinet/furniture component manufacturing. While the smaller machines are designed to add an occasional accent to something like a sign or a cabinet door (the Click-N-Carve can translate digital photographs into extremely intricate carvings in just minutes), the two machines from Biesse can potentially revolutionize a production shop’s bottom line. For example, Biesse ( currently offers the Klever and Rover J routers that are billed as “the answer to increased production for growing shops.” These are full function industrial machines that cost about the same as a woodworker’s annual salary and their work capacity is considerably larger than the Rockler models (available sizes are 4’ x 8’ and 5’ x 10’). Small woodshops - and larger companies that wish to experiment on a small scale - now have an arsenal of CNC technology available to them. Rockler is by no means the first to tackle this market segment. With that in mind, let’s note that the Rockler ( entry-level CNC machines mentioned above have maximum capacities that run from 12.8” x 5.9” to 28.5” x 36”.