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About

The CNC Machines (Computerized Numerical Control) are located in the Build Lab of Goldsmith and are managed and supported by the Technology Lab. Technology Lab equipment is only available to current students, faculty, and staff in the School of Architecture community. Use of the CNC Machines requires certification and a current Digital Fabrication Subscription. The Technology Lab has 2 ShopBot CNC Routers with the details of features provided below.

Router Information


CNC Router 1CNC Router 2
Max Stock HeightZ-9.5"Z-3"
Bed Size

X-96"
Y-60"

X-96"
Y-60"

Automatic Tool ChangerNoYes

Renting CNC Bits

All of the bits needed for the 3D and 2D CNC tutorials can be checked out from the tech desk. View the templates page to see which bit you will need.

Schedule

Training sessions are prioritized for Studio professors that have reached out to TRIG with their assignment plans and needs for the semester. Single-student trainings must also be scheduled by completing the Request Form located here.

  • Reservations close 24-hours prior to the in-person training sessions. There is a maximum of 5 slots per session.

CNC Training Schedule
(Reservation Required)

Dates for Fall 2025

Important Notes on Training Availability

First Training

TBD


Recurring Trainings

TBD

By request – use the Request Form to schedule training.

Last Training / DEADLINE

CNC training availability will end 4-weeks prior to the week of final reviews.
This policy is to ensure that all certified students are given a chance to operate the CNC for their final review projects. No training options will be available after the deadline.

Support

  • Front-line support for CNCing is currently provided by the Technology Desk
  • Tier 2 support for CNCing is currently provided by TRIG (Technology Resources and Innovation Group) 

Documentation


How-to Articles

Processes

Troubleshooting

Policies

Examples

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