Selling a CNC router?

KD Machinery buys used CNC routers outright. Tell us what you have and how to reach you, and we will get back to you. The make and model are enough to start.

How it works and what we buy: Sell your used CNC router.

KD Machinery buys single machines, and whole shops and plants, outright. Auction-based plant liquidations and formal USPAP appraisals are handled by KD Auctions: see plant liquidation by auction and USPAP appraisals.

What we have listed CNC Routers at

Across 503 CNC Routers we have listed with a published price, the middle half ran from $26,500 to $79,000, with a median of $44,500. A quarter were listed below that band and a quarter above it. These are the prices we asked, not what any machine changed hands for — condition, hours, tooling and control generation move a machine within it. Ask us where a specific one sits.

Questions buyers ask

Which builder makes up most of the used CNC routers KD handles?

ShopSabre is the most common. As of September 2026, 35 of the 160 CNC routers KD Machinery has sold were ShopSabre. Multicam follows at 28, then Thermwood at 14.

How old are the used CNC routers KD has in stock?

As of September 2026 the 54 CNC routers KD Machinery has available were built between 1998 and 2025, so build year is worth checking on any specific machine.

Recently Sold

Sold by KD Machinery and no longer available.

Browse every machine KD Machinery has sold → Sold Machines archive

Used CNC Routers for Sale

CNC Routers are machines that are used for cutting various materials such as wood, metal, glass, foam, and plastics. Automation and precision are benefits of routers, which improve your shop’s quality and productivity.

CNC Routers are commonly used to produce door carvings, decorations, panels, sign boards, frames, moldings, musical instruments, furniture, and so on. They can also aid in plastic thermoforming by automating the trimming process.

Popular used CNC Router brands include: Multicam routers, Komo routers, Thermwood routers, Shoda routers, CMS routers, AXYZ routers, CR Onsrud routers, Haas routers, Laguna routers, Weeke routers, and more!

Choosing a used CNC router

Table size should be chosen around your sheet stock rather than your average part. A 5′ x 10′ table handles full sheets of plywood, MDF and most plastics without repositioning.

Spindle power and speed range matter more than they look. Aluminium and composites want a different power band from wood, and an underpowered spindle shows up as poor edge finish long before it shows up as a stalled cut.

An automatic tool changer pays for itself on any job with more than a couple of tool changes per part. A vacuum table with a pump correctly sized to the machine is what actually determines whether small parts stay put mid-cut.

For nested-based manufacturing, look at the whole system rather than the router alone: dust collection, vacuum pump and software all have to match. On a used machine, check the rack-and-pinion or ballscrew condition, the gantry alignment, and whether the control and post-processor are supported by software you already run.

Used CNC Routers for Sale

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Selling a CNC router?

What we have listed CNC Routers at

Questions buyers ask

Which builder makes up most of the used CNC routers KD handles?

How old are the used CNC routers KD has in stock?

Recently Sold

Used CNC Routers for Sale

Choosing a used CNC router