Materials
Common CNC routing substrates, thickness considerations, and material planning guidance for CNC Orlando customers.
Wood, plastic, composites, foam, solid surface, and more
Material fit drives routing quality. Thickness, edge expectations, hold-down, finish, quantity, and part geometry all shape the best cutting approach.
High-level material categories
Common routed materials include hardwood, plywood, MDF, laminates, acrylic, polycarbonate, HDPE, PVC, ACM, Dibond, solid surface, foam, and select non-ferrous metals.
Routing considerations
Routing decisions depend on the material, thickness, cutter path, finish expectations, and how the part will be used after it leaves the table.
File and material review process
CNC Orlando can review drawings, file formats, material choices, quantities, and production goals before recommending the next step.
Resources
Helpful pages for custom crates, CNC routing, assembly, and materials.
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