

Your Project will not move because you confirmed your clamping is absolutely rock-solid. No more surprises right in the middle of a long carve that ruins an expensive piece of wood(and your day)

Say goodbye to the surprising gouges that destroy your hard work because you have taken measures to make sure the router bit cannot slip during the carve

Every router bit has been checked and laid out. You’ve eliminated the chance of ‘weird’ cut marks because you checked every router bit for damage on the cutting edges

No more unexpected plunges into the wood at the wrong places because you made sure the start points are exactly where they are supposed to be
That’s my guarantee to you when you use this checklist every time you run a project. Your carving comes out perfect because you double-checked everything before you ever touched the start button.
You will have the confidence that all your CNC projects run exactly as you expect because you’ll never miss an important setup step again!

Even seasoned CNC experts ruin expensive projects because they neglect to do one important thing…
They missed one step while setting up their project on their CNC router.
That’s all it takes…one missed step.
Have you had your project material move right in the middle of a carve?
Have you started a project with the wrong bit?
Or worse, started a carve, but forgot to set the zero points, causing your bit to break?
Any one of these ruins a project you have worked hard to design. And we never see it coming until it’s too late.
And, as you know, that makes for a bad day.
That’s why we use checklists!
When you use your setup checklist, you make sure no steps are missed and your carve comes out flawless.
Airline pilots use checklists before takeoff to make sure your plane is in good order and will fly safely. It only makes good sense to make sure your CNC router setup has a checklist to make sure it carves without a surprising hitch.

Although a CNC setup checklist isn’t as complicated as an airplane checklist, it will make sure your carve turns out just like you imagined.
Your checklist includes instructions that explain each step so you'll have a full understanding of project setup on your CNC router.
Let’s avoid carving mistakes. Download your free CNC Router Setup Checklist now.

Did you know that a touch probe can work right, but the CNC machine may not have actually set the zero properly in the control?
That’s what happened to a fellow creator on a $7000.00 epoxy poured table. Look at the of the carving.
He set the Z correctly using a probe, but the machine didn’t record it correctly. When he started the cycle, the surfacing bit drove right into the table at the ‘wrong’ Z height.
Fortunately, he had enough material to recover the project but it was a very close call.
By doing a simple confirmation that the controller took the proper Z-zero point, this close call would have been prevented.
Most of us assume the machine is doing its job right, but this type of thing happens from time to time. Even on industrial machines.
This checklist has you covered for this, and all other setup aspects to prevent this type of incident from ever happening to you.
Never forget an important step in your setup again.

