Hi Daniel, thanks for your comment. Certainly a 3 axis machine cannot do some angled drilling and cuts for example, but you will be able to manufacture almost the entire stair in this way. That’s why we think it’s a good affordable solution for lots of businesses. Plus, compared with a 4/5-axis machine, you’ll get a relatively simple CNC that is less likely to go wrong and parts also cost A LOT less. I’ll email you some details now. Thanks

I’m thinking already for quite some time to start a small workshop in which to be able to build custom wood staircases, as well as perhaps other wood cabinetry, taking advantage of StairDesigner software. The main showstopper so far was the prohibitive costs of CNC machines hence I became quite interested by the alternative you are proposing.

I would be interested on the actual prices and manufacturing possibilities of such lower costs machines. As cuting seems to be done without problems, I’m wondering if other milling operations are possible (some stairs are not simple pieces of wood but clients are requiring different models on them)

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Best regards,
Daniel