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It is awesome!!! I did a ton of research on these machines and this well done!!! Heavy Duty, Expandable….. I put it together with ease!!!
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Excellent sturdy CNC with perfect calibration and movement!!!!!
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My first real project with the silverback and also my first silverback/6550 combo.
This plaque was requested for a co worker, who was also a volunteer fire fighter, and had a tragic work related accident. Did this job probono,
All you carving veterans, be kind, lol, I know there are toolmarks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How do CNC routers work?
CNC Routers use a spindle motor to turn a carving bit, allowing the user to carve out material to create designs of their choice.
The machine utilizes software on its computer to design and adjust the project, making the code necessary to operate the machine. The code is sent to the machine, and the workpiece and spindle are moved to allow the design to be carved.
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What are CNC routers used for?
CNC Routers are commonly used for various projects, including signs, plaques, 3D carving, and similar items. Many users create exquisite projects and have done business out of custom creations.
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What is the difference between CNC Router and a CNC mill?
A CNC Router is typically designed for softer materials such as wood, acrylic, and some stone substrates. The CNC Router is generally more portable and does not provide bit cooling.
A CNC Mill is a more industrial machine, most often used for shaping metals - as such, there is typically a liquid coolant to prevent the bit from overheating. This coolant system, combined with the large size of most milling machines, makes it prohibitive for the average home user.
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Are CNC routers easy to use?
Yes! Our CNC Routers are designed for the home user or small business entrepreneur - easy to assemble and get started creating in a short time.
The software options available range from "beginner" level with Easel to "expert" level with the Carveco or Vectric software. Easel provides a very easy-to-use interface for a new user and is widely used within the small CNC world.
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Can a CNC machine carve wood?
Yes! Our CNC Routers are designed for wood carving primarily - this is the most common use of CNC machines.
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Can a CNC router cut metal?
Our 3018-Pro machine, the Mandrill and Silverback are capable of light carving on soft metals (certain aluminum alloys, brass, etc.).
Carving in metals will require appropriate bits, and a considerably slower engraving speed, to prevent overheating.
Our machines do not offer liquid cooling for the bits, a requirement for harder alloys.
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Can a CNC machine engrave stone?
Our CNC Routers are capable of light engraving on some stone surfaces, such as slate - it does require the use of appropriate bits for the material, as well as limited depth. Significant carving of stone is not recommended on smaller CNC Routers.
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What software does a CNC use? Is the software easy to use?
Several software packages are available for the CNC user - each offers various capabilities.
Our primary recommended software for beginners is Easel; this web-based software provides an easy-to-use interface and is very user-friendly. The Basic version of the software offers ample resources for the average user.
For more advanced users or those who want to get into 3D carving, slightly more advanced software is required to facilitate the tool paths needed. Two software packages that offer these capabilities are Carveco and Vectric. These programs require a bit of a learning curve, with many online resources available.
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What is the difference between a CNC router and a laser cutter?
While there are many similarities, laser engravers and routers have some significant differences.
A CNC router will have a motorized Z axis and a spindle motor for operating router bits.
A laser cutter will typically not have a motorized Z axis and is not capable of operating a spindle motor or using router bits.
Please note that many of our CNC Router machines do have the capability to mount a diode laser module, allowing the machine to serve multiple purposes.
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Is it worth buying a CNC router?
We certainly think so! A CNC Router can open up a multitude of creative possibilities for you to explore.
Making gifts for friends and family, carving custom projects for craft shows, or even starting a small business to sell your creations online.
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What do I need to know before buying a CNC router?
The most crucial factor in purchasing a CNC Router is your intended usage. There are many power levels and work area sizes available in CNC Routers, so you will want to ensure that your machine will be able to engrave on the materials you wish to work with efficiently.Lower power spindles may not be capable of carving on all surfaces, so we advise planning for future growth, as we're sure you will enjoy your CNC Router and want to move on to larger projects.
Another critical factor in purchasing is the post-sales support offered - YoraHome provides multiple support options for our customers, and we want to ensure that you are successful with your new machine. Beware of sellers that don't offer support beyond an email "black hole"!
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Why should I buy the YoraHome SilverBack CNC router 6060?
We understand there are many CNC Router options on the market - many of which will require additional accessories for optimum performance.
This is why we have worked to make the SilverBack the best deal on the market by including items that are usually added for extra cost:
- Heavy duty metal frame
- Powerful lead screws for all axis - no belts that can slack or stretch
- Included 500W spindle motor, with the option to install a Makita RT0701C motor - many other machines do not include any spindle at all!
- Integrated spoilboard - no need to provide your board and fasten the frame to it.
- Drag chains for cable management
- And most important of all - a HUGE work area - the base SilverBack comes with a 60x60cm work area, while the expanded model offers a 1x1m work area - 39x39 inches!
- Our outstanding support service - via email, telephone, video conference, and more.
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This is a lot of fun. My wife set up the machine and was up and running in less than 2 hours. YoraHome machines and accessories are fantastic, and the support you get is beyond fantastic. We are very happy to be part of the YoraHome family.
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 251 reviews.
Pretty proud of how this photo turned out. First photo I have done on my Silverback. Thanks Angie!!!!
Well I ended up taking apart my Silverback and putting it back together. My leadscrew looked turned like it was bent but I dont think it really is. Once I put everything back together it seemed like my problem was the rollers. I had them too tight. Once I loosened them everything seemed to work fine. This flag was the first project I have done and it seems to be working great! Im back at it
On the silverback
What a serious upgrade!! My original 15W laser shorted out on my Silverback & luckily I wasn’t out of the shop for very long before I noticed it. Now I have a 80W laser that I am still tweaking the settings on & had the adapter ring for the 15W laser machined to hold the new laser. What a game changer!!!!! 👍🏻
My grandfather made my grandmother a bookcase from a tree felled on his farm over 75 years ago. It was passed down through the family but unfortunately, it was recently ruined in a flood. I was able to salvage some of the wood and make this jewelry box for my daughter. I used only my CrossRiver for all of the carving and milling. I used my 6550 to engrave the story of the wood inside the lid. In part is says, “A damaged and discarded scrap of wood, reshaped and sanded, finds new life and meaning. You can’t change the wood’s past, but you can shape its future and purpose. Please remember that metaphor for life as well as all who cherished this wood in its other lives.”
One of my projects I made a few years ago. Stands about 18" high with a standard clock mechanism. Cut on a SilverBack CNC machine.
Holiday Market starts Saturday. Finished this this morning.
Easel finally let me do Santa in a larger size.
Another one done for deer season
Shut The Box game made entirely from cigar boxes (except for bar holding number)
Carving with the SilverBack
First detail carve with my silver back!
Well I got my Silver Back setup today. Now to load the software on my laptop. I’m excited to see what happens.
When I decided to buy a Yorahome Silverback 6060 my goal was to be able to CNC projects like this. It took me many tries and a whole lot of learning to figure this thing out but I have finally finished this piece. Now I plan on making a bigger one but for now I am extremely happy with how this turned out. I have to think guys like Daryl Dinkel who have really helped me out when I was ready to bang my head off the wall. I have come to really enjoy doing CNC work and this page and the people on here have been really inspirational and helpful. So thanks for helping me out
I made this sign up for a friend of mine and we fish for salmon off the coast of British Columbia. Made from local Maple with lettering filled with black epoxy. Measures approximately 22" across. It's my first project using my new CrossRiver machine.— feeling blessed at Vancouver Island Parkville.
Finished a few boards today.
Here’s a few items I made from reclaimed wood. Always amazing to see the grain patterns.
30x14x1.25 Silverback and epoxy filled
A bunch of projects we have been making. Getting ready for our first festival.
A few pieces I've carved on my silverback the last couple days.
Bit of fun with Maple & Walnut using the Silverback. Treated with Tung Oil.
I've been commissioned by customers to create a custom cribbage board in the shape of Vancouver Island, tailored for four players rather than the usual three. The first piece sold within 48 hours. I think I'm going to enjoy this!
Custom order cigar ashtray finished this morning.
My first ever attempt at using a bowl and tray bit or vbit was today, over the moon with the results. I was very conservative on feeds and speeds so I know I can cut time down a bit but I'm so impressed by my silverback and what can be achieved with it but still wish the cross river was available in the uk (nudge nudge 😝)
The last supper was epic; I'm amazed by the incredible detail. I used a 1/2 down cut end mill, then a 1/32 ball nose taper. It took about 6 hours of carve time; I went slow. This was a practice run to see what detail the Silverback 6060 can do. Mind blown!
New items finished today.
Deviled eggs anyone?
I think these would be great to hide for Easter rater than eggs. Balancing game made on my silverback 60/60
Don Quixote, silverback 60/60 cherry wood, carved w/ Easel
This is with no finish, I just took it off of my silverback 60/60. 13"x 9"x1" Maple
Silverback 60/60, 9"x11"
Happiness is a journey not a destination.
I would like to thank Jim Rarey for sticking with me to get this machine going n the right direction.
Today's carve. Ready to personalize, if someone request. 11.5 tall x 9.5 wide.
Silverback 6060
My attempt to support my country, Canada.🇨🇦 Canada adopted me nearly 60 years ago. A Maple Leaf carved in my workshop. It has a key slot on the back for hanging and measures 10" high by 9" wide x 1" thick. Made from Mahogany and coated with Semi-gloss Varathane.
A few steps along the way. And plenty of mistakes and revisions. The picture doesn't do the text justice. I didn't pick the text.
Many different techniques here. CNC used was Yorahome Silverback, laser engraved the artwork, the epoxy filled the accents. I don't think epoxy counts as inlay, but thought I would share. This 2'x2' piece led to a 4'x4' sign sold for $1600 (last 2 pics). Both pieces paid for my Silverback and upgrades.
Silverback 6060
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