At Diversified Machine Systems (DMS), we know that the quality of our machines depends on the quality of each unique part. That’s why our routers feature stress-relieved steel frames and American-made parts. It’s why we use Hiteco spindles and why we source our raw...
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The New DMS Vision System Dials In Your Machining
When it comes to CNC machining, precision is of the highest priority. No matter what material you’re working with or what program you’re running, you want a machine you can count on for the highest degree of accuracy and repeatability. And you want all this—without...
Different Materials Call for Different Machining Processes
When it comes to machining different materials, there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Composites, aluminum, foam, plastics, and woods each have different strengths—and each presents its own challenges for a CNC router. Machining processes need to be dialed-in for...
Your Small Manufacturing Company Matters—More than You Realize
You can find the words “Support Small Business” printed on yard signs and posted in shopfront windows, but for Diversified Machine Systems (DMS) these words are so much more than a neat catchphrase. We know that small manufacturing companies are the backbone of the...
User-Friendly UI Makes Your Job Easier
Diversified Machine Systems (DMS) is proud to announce the next generation of CNC machines in the Klondike Series. For this machine we pulled out all the stops, manufacturing a router with four uniquely operating spindles, increased feed rates, and reduced cycle...
Introducing the Next Stage of CNC Evolution
Today’s world is a new landscape for manufacturing. The industry faces a slew of challenges that grow more complex every year—from the intricacies of a global supply chain to the pressures of a highly competitive market. Simultaneously, the accelerating pace of...
The DMS 5-Axis Lineup
When considering a 3-axis or 5-axis CNC router, every manufacturer must decide which machine is best suited to their unique needs. A 3-axis machine functions along the X, Y, and Z axes and is locked into lateral and vertical movements along straight lines. This is...
3? 4? 5? How Many Axes Does My CNC Machine Need?
If you are new to CNC machining, you’ve probably noticed all the new vocabulary that comes with the trade. Experienced operators tend to throw around terms like “high-rail moving gantry” or “tangential oscillating knife” like they are common lingo. So when you...
Five Key Differences Between 3D Printing and CNC Machining
3D-printing is making the news. Whether it be 3D-printed firearms or the story of a breathing impaired 3-month-old child who was saved by a biodegradable splint made in under 24 hours, 3D printing has become a hot topic. One of the biggest reasons for the publicity...
Speed Dating for Your Shop Floor Needs
Finding “the one” isn’t easy. Where do you start? How can you possibly know if you’ve found the right fit? Things can look good on paper, but what if there’s more information you need to make a smart decision? Questions like these are normal when you’re on the...