Want to get started with CNC today?

We hope you've enjoyed this email course and that you've learned something from it. More than anything, if you don't have a machine already, we'd like to see you get started with CNC. We've got two ways you can start today.

Learn More About CNC

First, we've got a video training class to show you how to get started with CNC machine at https://my.carbide3d.com/getting-started-with-cnc/. It's a deeper dive into the topic than this email course but it's still very approachable.

Learn the CNC Software Workflow

You've probably noticed that software is a big part of CNC (and it's probably half of the learning curve). If you'd like to get started today, you can use Carbide Create, our 2D design and machining software for free. It's not time-limited and it's not a trial version. You can use it with our machines or anyone else's so you're not locked into our machines if you like it.

Carbide Create is a great way to get started with CNC today.

Learn more and download it here: https://carbide3d.com/carbidecreate/ . We've also got a video training class for Carbide Create available at https://my.carbide3d.com/carbide-create-course/.

Listen to our Podcast

If you'd like to learn a little more, you can check out our Makers Garage Podcast at:

or Check out our Carbide 3D Youtube Channel.

Go click those links and get started!

-Edward

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