In today’s context of the “Double Reduction” policy and the full advancement of labor education, more and more primary and secondary schools are building makerspaces and woodworking workshops. However, traditional woodworking machine tools are large, noisy, and risky to operate, which discourages many schools. The emergence of student-safe machine tools has completely broken this deadlock — mini machine tools and small machine tools are designed specifically for campus settings, truly bringing woodworking classes into every primary and secondary school.

We know that in primary and secondary school woodworking rooms, safety always comes first. Student-safe machine tools adopt multiple protective designs, including fully enclosed guards, low-voltage drive, and anti-mistouch emergency stop buttons. The cutting tool area is completely isolated, so students’ hands cannot reach dangerous parts. Even children with zero experience can operate them with peace of mind, and teachers no longer have to worry constantly. Woodworking workshops are no longer a “danger zone,” but a fun-filled creative playground.

Although mini machine tools are small, they do not compromise on functionality. A single machine can complete multiple woodworking processes such as sawing, drilling, sanding, and turning, and can easily process common materials such as softwood, basswood, and pine. Small machine tools occupy less than one square meter, so an ordinary classroom can be converted into a woodworking workshop without special sites or complex electrical circuits. From pencil holders and toy cars to robot models, children’s imaginative ideas can become reality here.

Metal Milling Machine (W104MB)

Features:

The milling machine operates on a safe power supply and has no plastic parts in its body, greatly improving the machine’s stability and durability. It can bore holes in workpiece materials and mill three-dimensional shapes such as grooves, slots, and steps, and it has a flat-surface engraving function.

Technical Parameters:

Motor speed: 20,000 r/min ±15%

Spindle speed: 3,000 r/min ±15%

Voltage/Power: 100V–240V, 36W (optional: 24W, 60W)

Large slide stroke (X-axis): 45 mm

Small slide stroke (Y, Z axes): 35 mm

Collet specifications: φ1, φ2, φ2.5, φ3, φ3.5, φ4, φ5, φ6

Handwheel graduation: 0.05 mm/division

Vise clamping size: 50 × 60 mm

Product dimensions: 165 × 190 × 278 mm

Package dimensions: 330 × 205 × 241 mm

Materials processed: wood, soft metals (gold, silver, aluminum, copper), acrylic, plastics, etc.

Applications:

Campus makerspaces, labor and technical education, metalworking and woodworking, high school General Technology, Comprehensive Practice, and other courses at schools and external institutions, as well as personal DIY.

Whether for interdisciplinary projects in makerspaces or hands-on labor practice classes in primary and secondary school woodworking rooms, this equipment integrates perfectly. It is not only a tool but also a vehicle for STEAM education — through measuring, cutting, and sanding, children develop hands-on skills; through designing and making, they cultivate engineering thinking and aesthetic sensibility. The clinking sounds of tapping in the woodworking workshop are the very sound of creativity growing vigorously.

Our mini machine tool series, developed specifically for primary and secondary school settings, has been put into use in many demonstration schools across the country. Low noise, low energy consumption, and easy maintenance make things worry-free for schools; modular design, curriculum support, and teacher training make teaching worry-free.

Let every child safely touch wood and experience creation. Primary and secondary school woodworking rooms, makerspaces, and woodworking workshops — start with one safe mini machine tool and ignite the dreams of the next generation of engineers and artists.

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