Panel furniture, door, wall, cabinet or solid-wood part?
Buyer Guide
How to Select CNC Side Hole Equipment
Start with the workpiece and required process—not a model number or an axis count. This guide connects the supplied machine configurations to practical component-processing conversations.
Browse all six machine pagesFirst, define the workpiece
Send a drawing or representative sample. Specify material, dimensions, hole pattern, groove or joint geometry, hardware process, tooling and required output. The product pages below use foldout-documented configurations; final suitability must be confirmed before quotation.
Side holes, grooves, 45-degree joints, lock work, hinges or mortise-and-tenon work?
Confirm strokes, spindle arrangement, tooling and clamping against the actual workpiece.
Match the requirement to the machine page
Panel connector and common side-hole work
Dual-axis layout; 2800 mm X stroke; two 2.2 kW high-speed spindles.
View CKZ-350 detailsBroader side-hole, groove and fitting work
Four-spindle configuration; 2800 mm X, 120 mm Y and 50 mm Z strokes.
View CKZ-380B details45-degree Lamello and multi-connector requirements
Six-spindle configuration; brochure lists 45-degree joints, holes and grooves.
View CKZ-380D detailsDoor, wall and cabinet component processing
Five-spindle configuration with a six-position straight-line tool magazine.
View KHM-610 detailsWooden-door lock, closer and hinge processing
Four-spindle door-hardware workflow for listed lock and hinge processes.
View MSJ-2800 detailsSolid-wood mortise-and-tenon work
Four-spindle solid-wood mortising configuration with dual workstations.
View SM3100 detailsImportant selection note
The website groups these six product pages under CNC Side Hole Drills for product discovery. Their actual applications are not identical: for example, SM3100 is for solid-wood mortise-and-tenon processing, while MSJ-2800 is for listed wooden-door lock and hinge work. Confirm the workpiece process before selecting a configuration.
Discuss your drawing with sales or return to the CNC Side Hole Drills category.
FAQ
How should I choose a machine?
Start with the actual workpiece, material, required holes, grooves, joints or hardware process, then confirm the final configuration.
Are the listed specifications final?
No. They are based on supplied product materials. Confirm the final configuration before quotation.
What should I send for review?
Send a drawing, material, dimensions, required process and expected output.