The CNC PRO is designed to be on site and work in places like a construction environment. There are many elements that can cause issues; we have found that our biggest problem is concrete dust. It is super fine and can get into some of the working components of the CNC PRO. If dust is…
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Earlier this year we needed to revamp the RedArt Technologies website. Knowing that investing in the right person with strong skills who enjoys doing websites was important. Finding someone that loved the CNC PRO was huge. We are lucky to have met Adam Burner. Adam currently works for a security software company as well as…
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We are super proud of the recent success CNC PRO owners Josh and Samantha Dressler (of ETCH AZ) had at a recent Home show and it inspired us to talk about how to grow your business with a Home/Trade show. We have had a few CNC PRO owners see their business take off after investing…
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We appreciate our CNC PRO owners because they help push the envelope of what is possible. For anyone wondering, “Can the CNC PRO can work on leather?” The answer is yes. Michael Wanco of Bolder Engraving has some great tips on CNC PRO leather work. Find thick leather to work with. (Tip: Check with a…
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Lately we have been asked “how do you get the jobs?” or for help in general about winning bids. We started thinking this would be a good topic for a blog post so here it is. We want to share some experiences we have had this year. In this market we have architects and building…
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Recently it was 4th of July here in the United States. Must say this year this holiday struck us at RedArt Technologies as a very important holiday as it is about independence here in America. We are proud of the CNC PRO being an American company build on the American spirit as all our machines…
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I thought it would be fun to talk about a wood engraving project that yielded success. It was the first big project for CNC PRO founder Henry Ashworth. The Hogel Zoo is located in Utah at the mouth of Emigration Canyon. Opened in 1931, it has 42 acres of tree-lined pathways where visitors can view…
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