BASIC
BASIC: for furniture and joinery
MASSO G3 controller with a touchscreen: intuitive and quick to learn. A solid choice for workshops moving to CNC production.
Specifications →CNC machines for wood
CNC router for wood, furniture and joinery
An industrial CNC router for cutting, milling and engraving solid wood, MDF, chipboard and plywood. Designed and built in Romania, with a 9 kW spindle, a 24-tool magazine and an 8-zone vacuum table.
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Industrial spindle
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Automatic tool-change magazine
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Vacuum table for panels
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Working length (NCM 2030)
01 / Applications
What you make with a CNC router for wood.
One machine covers panel-based furniture production, joinery and decorative wood parts.
A
Panel furniture (MDF, chipboard, plywood)
Nested cutting of cabinet carcasses, shelves and fronts, with holes and grooves in the same pass. Less waste, repeatable parts from the first to the last.
B
Joinery and solid wood
Doors, window parts, stair treads and solid-wood components: profiles, pockets and joints, with tools matched to each species.
C
Fronts, decoration and engraving
Profiled fronts, decorative panels, letters and engraved patterns. One machine for small runs and for production.
02 / Configuration
What you get in an NC Mechanics CNC router.
The machine is configured for wood and panels, ready to work after installation and training.
- ✓9 kW spindle for high feed rates in MDF, chipboard and solid wood
- ✓24-tool magazine with automatic tool change (ATC) for multi-operation programs
- ✓8-zone vacuum table for full panels and small parts, no clamps
- ✓Heavy Duty steel frame, linear guides and servo motors for repeatable precision
- ✓2 kW dust collector for sawdust and MDF dust, protecting the operator and the guides
- ✓MASSO G3 (BASIC) or NCT 304 closed-loop (ADVANCED) controller, your choice
- ✓Installation, commissioning and operator training at your site
- ✓Warranty and post-warranty service in Romania, directly from the manufacturer
03 / Models
Choose the model that fits your workshop.
For panels and joinery, the BASIC and ADVANCED ranges are the most common choices, in 2000 x 3050 mm or 2000 x 4050 mm.
ADVANCED
ADVANCED: for intensive production
NCT 304 closed-loop controller with 23-bit absolute encoders and fine parameter control, for high volumes and tight tolerances.
Specifications →Compare all models on the CNC routers page, or read our CNC router for wood guide.
04 / Guides
Before you choose, read these guides.
05 / FAQ
Frequently asked questions about a CNC router for wood.
Which CNC router is right for furniture?
For panel furniture you need a zoned vacuum table, an automatic tool changer and a powerful spindle. The 2000 x 3050 mm format (NCM 2030B or NCM 2030A) covers common panels and allows nesting. For very long parts choose the 2000 x 4050 mm format.
Can I machine MDF, chipboard and solid wood on the same machine?
Yes, with tools suited to each material: compression cutters for melamine chipboard, straight or spiral cutters for MDF and solid wood. Working parameters (speed, feed, depth of cut) are set by testing on your material, and training shows you how.
What table size do I need?
Start from your largest panel and longest part, plus a margin for workholding. If you send us your panel and part dimensions, we recommend the right format for free.
How much does a CNC router for wood cost?
The price depends on the configuration: table size, controller, tool magazine, vacuum and accessories. We do not publish a fixed price; we send a custom quote after we discuss what you produce. The cost factors are explained in our price guide.
Do you offer installation, training and service?
Yes. We include installation and commissioning at your site, operator training, in-warranty and post-warranty service, calibration, refurbishment and a buy-back program. See the NC Mechanics services.
06 / Quote
Request a quote for your CNC router.
Tell us which materials you machine and what sizes you work with: we reply with a recommendation and a custom quote.
Want to see a CNC router working on your material?
Request a demonstration or free technical consultation from the engineers who build the machine.