Compact CNC for SA makers

CNC Router Hub

CNC Router Hub in Silverton, Pretoria supplies compact CNC router tables for wood, MDF and plastics, with training, spares and support. We work with hobby users and smaller workshops across South Africa who need practical machines that are easy to run and keep productive.

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Right-Sized Machines

CNC Router Hub focuses on compact and hobby-friendly router tables that suit small workshops, schools, side hustles and growing production spaces.

Materials That Matter

The range is selected for reliable cutting and engraving of wood, MDF, plastics and similar sheet materials common in South African workshops.

Support Beyond Delivery

Customers get help with setup, training, consumables and replacement parts so their machines stay productive for longer.

Local, Practical Knowledge

Based in Silverton with nationwide training and spares, the team provides straightforward advice shaped by real local workshop conditions.

Compact CNC router tables for smaller workshops

We supply compact CNC router tables for makers who need accurate cutting without taking over the whole workshop. That includes entry level and hobby machines, plus setups for small production runs in wood, MDF and plastics. If you are cutting cabinet parts, signage blanks, panels or custom pieces, we can help you choose the right table size, spindle setup and control option for the work you do.

Our focus is on machines that suit South African conditions. That means thinking about single phase power, dust control, summer heat, coastal humidity and the stop-start reality of load-shedding. A machine is only useful if it can be kept running and maintained properly, so we also supply the bits that keep it earning.

What we supply with every order

Clients come to us for more than the machine itself. We help with the parts and know-how that make day-to-day use easier, from setup to ongoing maintenance. That can save time when a workshop is busy and someone needs a spare part or a reset after a fault.

CNC router tables for woodworking, MDF and plastics
Essential spares and replacement parts
Operator training and refresher training
Software basics for new users
Starter setup visits for first-time buyers
Preventive maintenance and spares planning

We also assist with spindle replacement, control tuning, breakdown support and remote support when a quick fix is needed. The aim is simple: keep the machine cutting, not sitting idle waiting for a small part or a setting to be checked.

Who uses our CNC routers in South Africa

Our clients are hobbyists, small business owners, makers and workshop teams who want reliable output without a complicated setup. Some are working from garages or compact spaces in Pretoria East and Centurion. Others are growing shops in Midrand, Kempton Park and surrounding areas that need a second machine for overflow work.

We are a good fit for people who want practical help and not just a box dropped off at the gate. If you are learning CNC from scratch, or if you already know the basics and want better repeatability, we can work with your current level and build from there.

Home workshops and hobby users
Cabinet and joinery businesses
Signage and custom product makers
Small manufacturing teams
Training rooms and technical colleges

CNC Router Tables

Mini Router 600

A compact entry-level router table for light cutting, engraving and sign work in small spaces.

Mini Router 900

This slightly larger compact unit gives makers more working area without needing a large workshop footprint.

Hobby Router 1200

A versatile hobby router table suited to regular woodworking and plastics projects.

Maker Router 600x900

Built for schools, garages and startup workshops needing accurate cutting on a practical budget.

Maker Router 1200x1200

A square-bed router table ideal for nesting smaller parts from timber, MDF and plastic sheets.

Craft Router 400

A very compact router for detailed craft work, prototypes and fine engraving applications.

Cabinet Router 1300

Designed for cabinet component cutting where repeatability and stable sheet handling matter.

Builds

Silverton School Signage

A local education client used a compact router to produce neat campus signs and notice panels.

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Materials and Uses

MDF Cutting

Router tables are well suited to cutting MDF panels for cabinetry, displays and decorative work.

Plywood Cutting

Accurate plywood processing supports furniture parts, boxes, templates and flat-pack components.

Hardwood Routing

Compact CNC routers can machine selected hardwood jobs where detail and repeatability are important.

Softwood Routing

Softwood machining is useful for prototypes, joinery components, plaques and craft products.

Acrylic Cutting

These machines handle acrylic display parts, covers, signage pieces and custom templates.

ABS Plastic Cutting

ABS sheet machining supports practical parts for enclosures, jigs and workshop fixtures.

How we work from Silverton, Pretoria

We are based in Silverton, Pretoria and serve clients nationwide for spares, support and training. For Gauteng customers, we can arrange visits in Pretoria East, Centurion, Midrand and Kempton Park depending on the job. If a machine needs hands-on checking, we look at the symptoms, the use case and the parts on hand before recommending the next step.

Our team includes Mpho Johannes Maseko, Retha Kleynhans, Nhlanhla Majola, Lindelwa Sigcau, Wessel Rabie and Palesa Maluleke. That means a client can speak to sales, training, spares or service without being passed around unnecessarily. It keeps things practical and helps you get back to work quicker.

Operator training on site or by arrangement
Remote support for settings and basic faults
Preventive maintenance scheduling
Breakdown support and service planning

Serving Pretoria, Gauteng and beyond

From our Pretoria base we support Silverton, Pretoria East, Centurion, Midrand and Kempton Park, with nationwide spares supply for the rest of South Africa. We understand that a workshop in Polokwane, Gqeberha or Durban may not want to wait for a simple replacement part, so we focus on fast, clear communication and proper spares planning.

Where possible, we help customers prepare for municipal power interruptions and long weekends by checking consumables, control settings and maintenance intervals in advance. A small workshop can lose a full day on one missed part, so planning matters more than people think.

CNC parts, advice and support that fit

We supply straight answers, practical training and spares that match the CNC router already on your floor. They also want someone who understands that a hobby router and a small production router are not used the same way, even if both sit in a tight workspace.

We do not push unnecessary extras. We look at the work, the budget and the level of experience, then recommend what will actually help. That approach has kept many clients with us for years, from first setup right through to upgrades and replacement parts. Good support is what keeps a compact CNC useful long after the first purchase.

From the shop notes

Choosing First Router

A simple guide to selecting your first CNC router table based on jobs, space and budget.

Router Space Planning

Plan enough room for loading sheets, safe movement, extraction and operator access.

Power Needs Explained

Understand basic electrical requirements before installing a compact CNC router in your workshop.

Dust Control Basics

Good extraction protects visibility, machine cleanliness and overall workshop housekeeping.

Questions we get asked

Do you only supply machines in Pretoria?

No. We are based in Silverton, Pretoria, but we supply spares and support nationwide. Training and visits can be arranged across Gauteng, depending on the job and location.

Can you help a beginner set up a new CNC router?

Yes. We offer starter setup visits, operator training and software basics so new users can get moving with less trial and error. We also help with preventive maintenance and later refresher training.

What materials are your compact CNC routers suitable for?

Our range is aimed at woodworking, MDF and plastics. We help clients match the table size, spindle and control setup to the material and the kind of work they plan to do.

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