CNC Woodworking Company Launches New Website

May 11, 2020 - PRESSADVANTAGE -

Mark Cox Woodworking, based in Fort Myers, Florida, has announced that they have recently launched a new website. This new site allows people to better understand the kinds of woodworking services that they can provide. The new website design also allows it to be truly mobile responsive, which means that the website will display properly even on the smaller screens of mobile devices like smartphones and tablets.

Mark Cox, owner of Mark Cox Woodworking, says, “We’re excited to announce that we have launched a new website to make it easier for people to understand the services we provide. We offer CNC woodworking, engraving, diamond etching, and lasering for personalized items and more. Our new website has also been assured to be mobile responsive. This means that our website will display aesthetically and properly even in your smartphones and tablets.”

Their CNC wood services is provided through machining and carving of wood by a CNC machine that is controlled by a computer. With the CNC machine having a 36 inch by 50 inch platform, most signs and carvings can be machined. Also, the thickest possible carving that can made through this CNC machine is 3 inches thick. They also have access to thousands of fonts and graphics so that practically everything that their client’s imagination can come up with can be done through this CNC machine.

The Mark Cox Woodworking website shows photos of various CNC woodworking projects that have been completed. Such projects can be shipped either finished or unfinished, depending on the client’s preferences. For larger wood signs, they can be constructed from plywood and then wrapped in lumber to conceal the edges or they may be made from glued up panels if no lumber border is desired. Meanwhile, those who want to know more about the company can check out their Twitter page at https://twitter.com/MCoxWoodworking.

Another important service that can be provided by Mark Cox Woodworking is customer laser engraved projects. A diode laser is used and most items are done by Mark Cox on his small laser that is equipped with a 12 inch by 12 inch platform. Bigger items can be lasered on the CNC machine depending on the complexity of the design and the speed that it has to be run. The laser is used to mark and engrave on all wood and other materials, including cardboard gift boxes, slate, leather, cork, and more.

Custom engraving and etching can also be done to provide that unique touch. A spring loaded diamond engraving bit is used to engrave on glass, acrylic, or metal. They can engrave on large sheets of acryclic up to 36 inch by 50 inch. They can also perform engraving on aluminum business cards. Engraving can also be done on name plates that are used to mark equipment for anti-theft purposes.

Mark Cox reveals that he has been working on woodworking projects since 1983. He acquired a CNC machine four years ago and found that it makes the woodworking more precise and much easier. Later on, he discovered how laser can offer more unique ways of engraving on wood and other materials.

On their new website, they have added a News page where they post articles on certain completed projects. One such article focuses on the largest engraving project that was done by Mark Cox Woodworking, which was for the Cape Coral Plumbing sign. This sign is 42 inches by 46 inches and used a 3/8-inch thick acrylic. The etching on the acrylic material was done by using a spring loaded diamond tip bit that scratches the surface to provide that frosted appearance. In another article, they show a completed metal equipment tag for a lawn care and pest control company.

Those who are interested in the services offered by Mark Cox Woodworking may want to check out their website, or contact them on the phone or through email. Those who are interested in developments related to the company can also visit their News page at https://markcoxwoodworking.com/news/. They are open from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm, from Monday to Friday.

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For more information about Mark Cox Woodworking, contact the company here:

Mark Cox Woodworking
Mark Cox
(239) 470-1491
info@markcoxwoodworking.com
Fort Myers, FL