A couple of users have reported that their Z axis drops during situations such as when the machine stops moving, or when they turn on the router before a cut, which can be really annoying.  While the machine is supposed to have enough resistance from the v wheels and the leadscrew’s resistance to back drive […]

So this past Christmas, the Mill One was featured on Engineering.com, an engineering news source and blog, as one of the Top 10 Gifts for Engineers. Ian from Engineering.com reached out to us to see if we’d be interested in doing an interview and demo for their site, and we said sure! Coincidentally, they had one […]

If you’ve been following our work, we do a lot of cool stuff here at Sienci Labs. Thanks to the amazing support from our customers and community, we’ve made great leaps and strides in bringing accessible desktop CNC milling to the people. But this also means having more work to handle than Chris and I […]

There’s been a lot of activity on the Mill One Group on Facebook, especially with new mods and addons. Here’s one by Fred that’s pretty impressive. He’s also written up some details about his project, which are listed down below. Second Story Write Up LED Lighting Mill One Update Another pretty cool mod is the […]

If you’ve been waiting to order a 1/4″ to 1/8″ collet adapter, they are now back in stock on our store. We also have 60 degree v bits available for sale on our store as well. These bits great for doing v carving or engraving smaller projects like PCBs or tags. Also, make sure to […]

Troy, a.k.a tmbarbour has put out some really cool instructables on adding some new functionality to the Mill One! You might know him from his Add Homing Switches to a Sienci Mill One CNC project, and he’s made some other cool changes to his machine. Easy Z Axis Probe for Your CNC Router This instructable walks […]

Thanks to feedback and community contributions, we have made several changes to the Mill One design that make it better, stronger, and more reliable. Most of these changes are shipping now, and new units come with changelogs that detail changes to assembly that may not be listed in the official V2 assembly manual. This list […]

If you’re looking for a fast and inexpensive way to prototype circuit boards, the Mill One is an awesome machine for that. Check out Chuck’s video on how he’s using the Mill One to create his custom circuit boards!  

Hey everyone, we’re back from vacation! Happy New Year everyone! We’ll be shipping out our backlog of orders from the winter break as quickly as we can. We’re also in the middle of setting up a new office as well, ordering and getting new inventory in, and packaging, so things are quite hectic. But we’re […]

Over the last few months, we’ve had a lot of folks build their own Mill Ones from scratch or buy some parts from us to complete their builds. We want to support anyone and everyone who wants access to affordable CNC machines, and we’ve done our best to provide the resources and tools to do […]