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Best Nested CNC for Routered Doors

10/18/15

Jon

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What is the best CNC for face routered doors.
Are there certain must haves to avoid door manufacturing issues?

10/18/15 #2: Best Nested CNC for Routered Doors ...

Richard

Hello Jon,

Not sure I could recommend a specific brand but I would definitely suggest that you have as many positions available in your tool changer as possible.

If you are planning on manufacturing a high volume of doors I would also suggest a rigid machine that gives you a good surface finish.

Another major thing to consider is software. Good software will save you a lot of time getting your parts to the CNC.

Good luck!

Richard

10/21/15 #3: Best Nested CNC for Routered Doors ...

Salce

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Website: http://www.qingonggroup.com

For wooden door routering, an auto tool change cnc router is a good choice but the price is high, and unless it is 4 axis, or it is also not good for side milling.

Now simple ATC cnc router widely used in this field. Usually 3 spindles with 3 different bits. This cnc router machine is also the automatic tool change cnc router, pneumatic changing tools, high changing speed with high precision. Three tools auto tool change, functional with great cost-performance. It can finish various processes one time including drilling, edge cutting, engraving, slotting, and lock hole making and expanding for the wooden door panels with complicated processing requirement. It is widely for interior door making.

If you need the machine also mill the hinge at the side for the door. On the base of normal wood cnc router, we can add a horizontal spindle to the machine, which two sides can fix cutter bits for side drilling or milling.

Latest, simple auto tool changer cnc router with rotating spindle for wooden door making becomes very popular.
The simple auto tool changer cnc router have 3 spindle motors, middle spindle can rotate �90 degree. It is very convenient for door side hole drilling and milling hinge hole. 3 spindles can be fixed with 3 different kind of cutter bits, auto tool change by CAM program, very fast for door processing.
It can carve on the door surface, cut the door lock holes, mill side position for hinges.

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11/22/20 #4: Best Nested CNC for Routered Doors ...

FORSUNCNC

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Website: http://forsuncnc.com/

If you want to increase efficiency on CNC machine tools, then our linear ATC CNC woodworking router machine is an ideal choice.

FORSUN CNC provides a simple and innovative wood processing solution. Designed for processing wood and wood products, it is an ideal solution for craftsmen and small and medium-sized enterprises who need to obtain excellent processing quality with the smallest processing space. It is very suitable to withstand greater processing pressure without reducing the quality of the workpiece while ensuring that different types of materials achieve the best quality of finished products.

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10/24/24 #5: Best Nested CNC for Routered Doors ...

NeonVortex

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The choice of the best CNC machine for milling doors depends on the door material and design, with common options including vertical machining centers, gantry machining centers, and CNC woodworking engraving machines. Key to avoiding manufacturing issues is the use of high-quality tools, adjusting the appropriate feed rates and speeds, secure fixtures, proper cutting lubrication, and conducting trial cuts and adjustments to ensure a stable and precise machining process, ultimately achieving high-quality machining results.

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