OneFinity Apprentice Feeds & Speeds
Pre-configured calculator for the OneFinity Apprentice. Your machine's specs are already loaded. Just pick your bit and material.
Machine Specs
Compare with others →- Work Area
- 16.5×16.5×5.25" (423×423×114mm)
- Drive System
- Ball screws on all axes (1610 on X/Y, 1004 on Z)
- Spindle
- User-supplied 65mm router or spindle (Makita RT0701C or OneFinity Redline Spindle recommended)
- Max RPM
- Depends on router/spindle choice (typically 10,000-30,000 with Makita router)
- Motion
- 30mm diameter hardened steel hollow linear motion shafts with sealed high-load linear bearings
- Collet
- Depends on router/spindle choice (typically 1/4" with Makita)
Ready to calculate?
Open the calculator with your OneFinity Apprentice specs pre-loaded. Save it to your profile and you'll never enter machine specs again.
Open Calculator for OneFinity ApprenticeAbout the OneFinity Apprentice
- • **Ball screws under $1,000:** Unprecedented at this price point (1610 on X/Y, 1004 on Z)
- • **Gen 2 Z-16 Z-slider:** High-speed Z-axis with 12mm ball screw, 16mm hardened steel linear shafts
- • **Revolutionary gap-free ball screw covers:** Snap-in design dramatically reduces maintenance
- • 30mm hardened steel linear shafts (most rigid in its class)
- • 350W power supply for ample speed and torque
- • Sensorless stall homing with auto-squaring
- • X/Y rapids: 300 ipm (7,620 mm/min); Z rapids: 118 ipm (3,000 mm/min)
- • Full 3D toolpath display (no wireframes) with real-time simulation
- • Step-by-step how-to animations in controller software
- • Feed rate and spindle speed override during carving
- • Multiple work offsets (G54-G59)
- • Power loss recovery and jump-to-line features
- • Joypad support for jogging (optional)
- • Open front-to-back design allows "tiling" for longer pieces
- • Each machine fully assembled, tested with actual test carve before shipping (includes test sign)
- • 2-year warranty on all mechanical components (best in class)
- • Lifetime technical support with North American agents
- • Designed & manufactured in Canada
- • Plug-and-play wiring with drag chains
- • Compatible with OneFinity accessories: XYZ probe, tool setter, dust boots, lasers, rotary
- • Can cut wood, plastics, soft metals
💡 Quick tip for OneFinity Apprentice owners
Start with conservative feeds and speeds, especially on a new machine. Run a few test cuts in scrap material before committing to a real project. Our calculator gives you safe starting points. You can always push faster once you know your machine's limits.
Learn More
Feeds & Speeds for Beginners The complete guide: what chipload means, how to read the tables, and when to break the rules. Best CNC Bits for Beginners Which bits to start with, when to upgrade, and how to avoid breaking expensive tooling. Upcut vs Downcut Bits When to use each type, and why it matters more than most beginners think.