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Wang Hao Says Five-Axis CNC Is Not Yet a Fit for Desktop Machines

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Yongquan Innovation founder Wang Hao says five-axis CNC serves too few use cases to anchor a desktop machine, so the company uses three-axis machining as its base and offers five-axis linkage as an upgrade. He says most current needs can be met with three-axis machining.

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Yongquan Innovation’s Wang Hao Says Five-Axis CNC Is Not Yet a Product-Market FitLeiphone

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    Yongquan Innovation’s Wang Hao Says Five-Axis CNC Is Not Yet a Product-Market Fit

    In an interview with Leiphone, Yongquan Innovation founder Wang Hao says five-axis CNC currently serves too few use cases to be the core of a desktop machine, while most needs can be met with three-axis machining. He explains the company’s “3+2” approach, with three-axis machining as the base and five-axis linkage as an upgrade, and discusses the product and market assumptions behind that choice.

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