A CNC Router is an incredibly common tool for a woodworker of any skill level. Here's exactly why you'll want one for your woodworking setup.

A chop saw, wood lathe, drill and a drill press, and finally a table saw — nothing fancy, but now with the CNC router he has a world of possibilities for projects!

Woodworking that requires both decorative and strong joinery is often found in cabinetry, furniture, flooring, doors, windows, and a host of other applications.

A chop saw, wood lathe, drill and a drill press, and finally a table saw — nothing fancy, but now with the CNC router he has a world of possibilities for projects!

Woodworkers can use laser cutters and CNC machines for intricate work, but which is best for them will depend on the job and materials. We break it down.

Hamilton Scenic Specialty bought a CNC router to increase production while building stages for theaters and a growing museum display business.

Make Complex Cuts With This Dirt-Cheap CNC Router This sub-$500 CNC machine can cut complex shapes out of wood, a great addition to any workshop.

CNC routers can be programmed to make precise, repeatable cuts on flat or low-elevation wood or plastic projects, while CNC mills turn blocks of steel or other materials into engine components ...