OneFinity Machinist (Gen 1) Feeds & Speeds
Pre-configured calculator for the OneFinity Machinist (Gen 1). Your machine's specs are already loaded. Just pick your bit and material.
Machine Specs
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- 33" x 33" (also available in 33x49 Woodworker variant)
- Drive System
- Ball screws
- Spindle
- User-supplied (80mm spindle mount)
- Max RPM
- Depends on spindle/router choice
- Motion
- Hardened steel hollow linear motion shafts
- Collet
- Depends on spindle/router choice
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Open Calculator for OneFinity Machinist (Gen 1)About the OneFinity Machinist (Gen 1)
- • Ball screws at ~$2,500 price point (revolutionary when launched)
- • Hardened steel shafts (no plastic V-wheels or linear rails)
- • Quick modular setup/teardown design
- • Rigid steel frame construction
- • 80mm spindle mount compatible with various spindles
- • Optional accessories: Redline Spindle, 4th Axis Rotary, ATC
- • Carveco Maker software included
💡 Quick tip for OneFinity Machinist (Gen 1) 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.
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