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Haas Desktop Mill

A compact 3-axis CNC milling machine designed as a training platform for teaching CNC programming and mill operation. It uses a full-function Haas control in a portable simulator enclosure and is intended for plastics and machinable wax.

Haas Desktop Mill
Max Speed 15,000 RPM
Travels (X/Y/Z) 6 x 10 x 3 in
Table Size 18.1 x 10.6 in
Power 110 VAC or 220 VAC

System Capabilities

The Haas Desktop Mill is a compact 3-axis CNC mill designed primarily for CNC training in schools and technical colleges. It provides a full-function Haas control in a portable simulator enclosure for teaching programming and mill operation.

It is intended for machining plastics and machinable wax, and is suited for benchtop training where a full-size industrial mill is not required.

Operating Modes

Standard Mode

Baseline configuration for routine measurements and training.

High-Precision Mode

Optimized settings for maximum accuracy and repeatability.

Analysis Mode

Enhanced data capture and reporting workflows.

Technical Specifications

Axis Travels (X/Y/Z) 6.00 x 10.00 x 3.00 in (152 x 254 x 76 mm)
Spindle Speed 15,000 RPM (Max)
Spindle Taper ER11 Collet
Spindle Nose to Table (Max) 3.2 in (80 mm)
Table Size 18.1 x 10.6 in (460 x 270 mm)
T-Slots 6 slots, 10 mm width, 45 mm spacing
Max Cutting Feed (X/Y/Z) 140 ipm (3.6 m/min)
Rapids (X/Y/Z) 140 ipm (3.6 m/min)
Power Requirement 110 VAC @ 15 A or 220 VAC @ 9 A
Shipping Crate 56 x 37 x 35 in, 360 lb (164 kg)

Comparison: Desktop Mill vs. Traditional Milling

Comparing the Haas Desktop Mill against a typical full-size vertical machining center (VMC).

Feature Desktop Mill Traditional VMC
Primary Purpose Training and benchtop instruction Production machining
Material Capability Plastics and machinable wax Metals and production materials
Power Single-phase 110/220 VAC 3-phase industrial power
Coolant / Air No coolant or compressed air required Coolant and compressed air typical
Tooling Single tool, manual changes Tool changer (ATC) common
Footprint Benchtop / portable Large machine footprint

Common Applications

CNC Training and Education Teaching G-code programming and basic milling on a Haas control.
Demonstration and Lab Exercises Cutting plastics and machinable wax for classroom projects.
Plotting and Proofing Plotting toolpaths with a pen holder to verify programs.