Real cases — CNC routers

Parts, signs, furniture — not a brochure

Here is what an EasyRoute week looks like when CNC matches the product. No invented company names. No fake units sold.

Sheets in, parts off the bed: 3D letters, acrylic signs, furniture components, jigs, the occasional soft-metal job a shop already knew how to hold.

Signs and letters that have to hang

Acrylic and wood letters, built-up logos, a shopfront piece that has to come off the bed square.

A 1325-class sheet is the usual South African conversation. The dust hood is not decoration.

Furniture parts and workshop jobs

Cabinet parts, templates, a door that has to match last week’s door. That is a workshop footprint and a course, not a weekend.

ATC starts to matter when tool changes already eat the day — not as a day-one personality.

What we will not invent

We will not send a testimonial we made up. We will show you the bed on video and ask what already leaves your current bench.

If you do not make parts, this is the wrong letter — garment print and vinyl lettering are other paths.

P.S. If the only “part” you want is a rubber stamp or a trophy, say so. That may be a laser, not a gantry.

Reply with the parts on your list this quarter and your city.

WhatsApp 060 600 6000 · am.co.za