were do i get the feeds and speeds calculator

I realize I can program a file with customer names and messages where I simply type them in with the Text tool and run the job to get a customer's name added to the part I am cutting, but if I am selling a batch of 20 products cut from one board with the product tiled, I am curious what software would allow me to dynamically add the customer message (name, initials, or message) into the job so that when the 20 products are cut, it is personalized with the variables for each customer on each of the products in the one board. Again, I realize I can copy and paste or type each customer's details into the software one at a time, but that not only takes time, but presents possibilities for typos. I have seen tutorials for LightBurn where I can import a csv with customer data and achieve the result I am looking for - but I "think" lightburn is just for laser, not cutting wood with bits - anyone have any thoughts on this?

List the make, model & size of your CNC a picture of your workspace (if possible)!! I have: 2 - Laguna IQ's 2x3 1 - Onefinity Elite Foreman 4x4 1 - Laguna Swift 4x8 1 - ShopSabre IS510 5x10 1 - CR Onsrud C Series Dual Head 5x10

For those of you asking the question is a Masso controller worth the cost the answer is he'll yes!!! I gutted my laguna M2 4x8 and installed new servos and drivers, a Masso G3 touch and all of the sensors. My total cost was 3500 and it changed the game with my laguna. It took it from a frustrating, problematic large hobby level machine to a easy to operate industrial machine. I was disappointed to find my 50k new machine was powered by open loop stepper motors and a hobby level controller. I had so many problems with it, 4 burnt spindles (18K), program glitches, etc. I had it up for sale and was going to buy another Bcam. 6 months now after rebuild and we use the machine for everything from inlay to full production with no problems.

I’m Ryan, the founder of this group and a passionate CNC entrepreneur. I’m super excited to have you all here. This community is all about helping each other grow, learn, and create with CNC machines—whether you’re just starting or looking to take your skills to the next level. Here’s a little about me: - I’ve been working with CNC machines for 10 years, building a business and helping others do the same. - My favorite thing about CNC is turning a simple design into a product that people love. - Fun fact: I love Bourbon and Tequila, and have over 100 bottles in my collection/stash Now it’s your turn! In the comments, let us know: - Your name and where you’re from - What stage are you at in your CNC journey (just starting, hobbyist, business owner, etc.)? - What you’re most excited to create or learn with CNC - A fun fact about yourself! Looking forward to getting to know everyone and seeing what amazing projects we’ll create together!