Olympus
Start cutting more in-house.
A straightforward CNC router for everyday work, from furniture panels and signs to custom-made parts.
- Change cutters yourself when needed
- 6kW cutting spindle
- An accessible way to bring work in-house
Tell us what you are looking to produce and the machine you are considering. Our team will come back with a practical recommendation and clear package pricing.
A CNC router cuts and shapes materials from a digital design, helping you make furniture, signs, panels and parts with consistent results. We’ll help you choose the right machine, then deliver it, install it and train your team.
We’ll help you choose a CNC router that suits the materials you cut, the products you make and the amount of work you do.
Delivery, installation, training, safeguarding and support are planned as one package.
Replacement components are readily available from our UK facility to help minimise waiting time and production downtime.
WhatsApp support, customer portal access and engineers located across the country when an on-site visit is required.
All four machines cut and shape materials such as MDF, timber and suitable plastics. The main differences are how the machine changes cutters, its power and the amount of work it is designed to handle.
Start cutting more in-house.
A straightforward CNC router for everyday work, from furniture panels and signs to custom-made parts.
More power, with room to grow.
For workshops taking on a wider mix of work and wanting greater capability as orders increase.
Less stopping between cutting steps.
Ideal when a job uses several different cutters, such as making furniture, shaped panels or detailed components.
Built for demanding production.
Our premium option for busy manufacturers cutting regularly, managing larger jobs and working to tight deadlines.
Not sure which model suits you? Tell us what you make and we'll explain the options in plain English.
How to choose ↓From MDF and timber to plastics, aluminium and composite panels, our CNC routers help UK businesses make everything from furniture and signs to precision-cut components.

Cut MDF, plywood and laminated boards for kitchens, wardrobes, furniture, shopfitting and exhibition stands.

Shape solid timber for furniture, doors, signs, decorative details and bespoke products.

Produce signs, lettering, retail displays, protective covers and plastic components.

Cut suitable aluminium sheets, signs and light engineering parts. Specialist cutters and mist cooling may be needed.

Cut aluminium composite panels and suitable sheet materials for signs, displays, shopfronts and cladding.

Shape suitable foam for packaging inserts, models, prototypes and patterns. Some jobs need specialist tools.

Make worktops, counters, reception desks and bespoke interior fittings from suitable solid-surface sheets.

Some cardboard, rubber and flexible materials require specialist blades or optional equipment.
Suitability depends on the material, thickness, cutter and machine setup. Some jobs need optional equipment. Tell us what you plan to make and we’ll help you choose the right solution.
Not sure where to begin? These three simple questions will help you narrow down your options.
Think about your materials, the size of the sheets and the type of products you want to cut.
Cutting occasionally is different from making parts all day. Choose a machine with room for your workload.
If jobs need several cutters, automatic changing can reduce pauses and save time.
You can see the main differences below. If the technical terms are unfamiliar, we'll explain what they mean for your work.
| Specification | OlympusManual tool changes | Olympus PROQuick-release manual | Olympus PRO ATCAutomatic 8 cutters | Pegasus ATCAutomatic 12 cutters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best suited to | Everyday cutting work | Growing workshops | Jobs with several cutting steps | Busy, demanding production |
| Changing cutters | By hand | By hand; upgradeable | Automatic (8 cutters) | Automatic (12 cutters) |
| Cutting spindle | 6kW air-cooled | 9kW HQD | 9kW HQD | 9kW Italian HSD |
| Movement | Stepper motors | Servo motors | Servo motors | Yaskawa servo motors |
| Controller | DSP hand controller | Opus PRO control | Opus PRO control | Syntec control |
| Popular bed sizes | 8 × 4 ft / 10 × 5 ft | 8 × 4 ft / 10 × 5 ft | 8 × 4 ft / 10 × 5 ft | 10 × 5 ft / 2 × 3 m |
Everyday cutting work
Growing workshops
Jobs with several cutting steps
Busy, demanding production
We'll talk through your materials, sheet sizes and workload, then recommend a suitable machine. You can also arrange a demonstration at our Durham showroom.
Opus CNC packages are built around the complete handover: the machine, safeguarding, delivery, installation, commissioning, operator training, VCarve Pro and long-term support.
Site access and the most suitable delivery and positioning method are planned in advance.
Our experienced engineers install, set up and test your CNC router before handing it over.
Up to four sets of light barriers and freestanding posts supplied as required around the machine.
We show you how to operate the machine, use the software and work safely.
Opus 3-axis CNC routers are supplied with professional design and toolpath software.
WhatsApp technical support, customer portal access, ready access to replacement components and engineers based throughout the UK remain available after installation.
The support behind a CNC router matters just as much as the machine specification. Opus combines ready access to replacement components from our UK facility, lifetime technical support and engineers based throughout the UK to help minimise downtime throughout the life of your machine.
We maintain the replacement components required for our CNC router range at our UK facility, helping avoid the delays that can come with sourcing components from overseas. When a part is required, it can be identified and dispatched quickly to help keep downtime to a minimum.
In our experience, most day-to-day CNC support issues are related to operation, setup, tooling or software rather than a failed component. Customers can send photos and videos directly to our technical team through our WhatsApp support number, allowing many issues to be diagnosed and resolved without waiting for an engineer visit.
Support does not end after installation. Opus customers have ongoing access to lifetime technical support and our customer portal for useful machine information and support resources whenever they need them.
When on-site support is needed, our engineers based throughout the UK help us respond quickly. Having engineers located across the UK means customers are not dependent on a single central engineering team travelling long distances for every call-out.
When an engineer visit is needed, we confirm the scope of the visit in advance and organise attendance through our UK-wide engineering network, helping keep the support process straightforward and predictable.
Machinery supplied by Opus CNC is used across education, manufacturing, engineering, motorsport, energy, public-sector and specialist production environments.












Straightforward answers about materials, machine sizes, automatic cutter changing, software, installation, finance and support.
A 1325 CNC router is commonly chosen for standard 8×4 sheet work. Larger models such as 1530, 2030 and above are better suited to bigger sheets, nested components and higher production requirements.
Manual tool change machines require the operator to change cutters by hand. Automatic tool change machines change tools during the programme, helping reduce setup time and improve productivity on jobs using multiple cutters.
Opus CNC routers are suitable for MDF, plywood, hardwoods, plastics, foams, composites, solid surface materials and similar sheet products. Aluminium can also be machined with the correct tooling, feeds, speeds and optional mist-spray setup.
Opus CNC router packages include delivery, installation, commissioning, machine training, software training and aftercare support from the Opus team.
Opus 3-axis CNC routers are supplied with VCarve Pro. Fusion 360 is not supplied as standard, but our team can assist customers who use it for more advanced CAD/CAM workflows.
Installation usually takes around one day, depending on the model, specification and site access. Lead times vary depending on whether the machine is in stock or ordered to specification.
Yes. Finance and leasing options are available through finance partners, subject to status and approval. We also accept credit card payments.
Support continues after installation through phone, email and remote technical guidance. Our engineers can assist with troubleshooting, servicing, parts and ongoing machine support.
Opus provides lifetime technical support, including WhatsApp support for fast photo and video diagnosis, access to the customer portal and ready access to replacement components from our UK facility. In our experience, most operational, setup, tooling and software support issues can be resolved remotely. If an on-site visit is required, engineers are based throughout the UK, with the visit scope and travel arrangements confirmed in advance.
CNC routers supplied by Opus CNC are provided with the applicable conformity marking, Declaration of Conformity and supporting safety documentation relevant to the machine and market of supply.
Tell us what you manufacture, your material sizes, current process and production goals. Our team will help identify the most suitable machine, specification and next steps.
Give us your contact details and, if you know them, the machine or materials you are considering. We’ll come back with a practical recommendation and suitable package options.