Hey CNC enthusiasts, This Wednesday, January 8th, from 5 PM to 6 PM (Chicago Time), we’re kicking off 2025 with something special—our first-ever exclusive LIVE Group Call with Ryan, the visionary founder of CNC Startups! 🛠️✨ This is more than just a call—it’s your VIP opportunity to get personal guidance and insights from Ryan himself. Let’s dive into what makes this session a game-changer: ✅ Direct Access to Ryan: Get insider advice from a seasoned CNC entrepreneur who’s been where you are and knows the road ahead. ✅ Tailored Guidance: Ryan will share exclusive strategies for building CNC success—shared only within this group. ✅ Actionable Ideas: Walk away with real, actionable steps to accelerate your CNC journey in 2025. ✅ Private Community Collaboration: This call is ONLY for our CNC Startups members—this is your tribe, your support network, and your gateway to growth. 🗓️ Date: Wednesday, January 8th ⏰ Time: 5 PM - 6 PM (Chicago Time) 🔗 Exclusive Zoom Link: Click here to join Make sure to RSVP by hitting “Add to Calendar” on the event page—don’t miss out! Come prepared with your questions, ideas, or challenges. Post them below, and Ryan will prioritize answering during the call. This is your moment to get the insights you’ve been waiting for. Seats (and opportunities) like this don’t come often. Let’s make it count! 💪 See you there!

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.

Looking to learn all I can from the group to help me succeed in my retirement years. My goal is to become busy enough that I need to hire people to meet the demand I've created for my products.

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