Getting started
Start with unpacking, assembly, and first machine preparation if you are new to the system or setting up after delivery.
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Software & workflow
Manuals, setup guidance, and G-code workflow should feel like one knowledge base
One of the biggest repeated themes in customer communication is not only what the machine can do, but how the real workflow works: setup, path generation, G-code, plugins, and practical operation.
Plugin and path generation
Go straight to the Inkscape workflow if your next step is converting patterns into sprayable paths and G-code.
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Use the direct support route when the guide is no longer enough and the workflow already depends on your material, substrate, or process window.
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Use the knowledge base by task, not by archive order
The key questions usually repeat: how to set the machine up, how to generate paths, how to estimate process limits, and where to find a fast answer before starting a custom exchange.
Setup guide
How to Unpack and Assemble Your CNC Singular
Video-led unpacking, assembly, and first preparation for the CNC Singular platform.
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Plugin workflow
Inkscape plugin
Create more complex paths and shapes in Inkscape, then move toward machine-ready trajectories.
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Application study
How much ink can be sprayed
A practical reference point for low-volume deposition when the liquid is expensive or the dose matters.
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Use case
Precision spraying on leather
A process-specific project example showing how precision spraying can be adapted outside flat lab samples.
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FAQ
FAQs
Quick answers for machine families, heads, options, ordering flow, shipping, and support topics.
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Academy
Academy
The broader learning entry point for guides, tutorials, and practical operating knowledge around CNC airbrush work.
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Typical workflow
Most teams move through the same three questions before the process becomes stable
Prepare the machine and material
Start with assembly, safe handling, substrate choice, and the material conditions that will shape the spray result.
Generate the path and process logic
Use the plugin and workflow guidance to translate the geometry into paths, nozzle motion, and machine instructions.
Tune the deposition, then document it
Adjust speed, stand-off, nozzle opening, and heat until the process becomes reproducible enough for the real experiment.
Need a direct answer?
If the workflow question is already specific to your material, substrate, or target geometry, ask us directly
We can help you decide whether the next step is standard guidance, a machine recommendation, or a custom project discussion.
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