The benchtop CNC router which is displayed on the Act Machines website is lightweight, affordable and it has a compact size; however, the benchtop CNC router  is more than able to carry out precision cutting on all types of materials. Act Machines is honored to introduce the next generation of CNC machines, the benchtop CNC router  or DMC III, which took more than four years of research, development and intensive testing to create a benchtop CNC router which was able to offer the very best in performance as well as reliability. The benchtop CNC router is more than able to meet all routing needs and the features of this lightweight yet durable benchtop CNC router include a fast slew rate at 60 inches per minute with 0.00008 inches motion resolution for all axes as well as a real 3D contouring capability and the option to add a forth rotational axis. Act Machines is based in Los Angeles, California and has focused its sales on offering the very best in benchtop CNC routers, as well as digital motion control, high efficiency brushless motors. Act Machines has been the driving force behind patenting this remarkable benchtop CNC router as well as drilling machines, both of which have been designed and manufactured with cutting edge designs and based on versatile and innovative mechanical and electrical functions.

The benchtop CNC router, or the computer numerical control router, is controlled with a computer and the router has managed to totally remove the need for human programming of the machine, as all programs are preset into a computer program which is able to control the movements of the router. A routing or milling machine was first introduced as far back as the early 1800's and today most milling or routing machines are CNC routers. The benchtop CNC router is used often hobbyists, as this router is a lot smaller than an industrial sized machine, and is has the ability of performing slight and meticulous movements which allows it to achieve integral patterns. The benchtop CNC router is compact and the features of the machine cater to the routers operations to be controlled by a computer and the built in digital controller with optics sensor ensures that each operation is safe. The benchtop CNC router can be used to shape metal, along with a number of other solid types of materials, and due to the fact that the benchtop CNC router is mounted with little trouble, it is a convenient and easy to use benchtop machine.

As in the case of most routers, the benchtop CNC router is able to perform a number of varying operations, such as slot and keyway cutting, planning, drilling, die sinking, rebating, and routing. To see the full technical specifications of the benchtop CNC router, feel free to browse the Act Machines website, www.actmachines.com, and via the site, online shoppers will be able to download an informative product spec sheet for the benchtop CNC router as well as a user manual.

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