USB-native
Shows up like removable storage. No machine changes required.
Introducing
CNC Dock
Wireless file access for machines that were never built for it.
CNC Dock gives older CNC controls modern network access while showing up as the USB storage they already understand.
01Enclosure
02ESP32-S3 control
03Status display
⌁Wi-Fi
↯USB
Wi-Fi + WebDAV
Move programs over your shop network from a browser or folder.
Shop-floor ready
Purpose-built for the daily reality of older CNC equipment.
DWG 01 / WORKFLOW
Old control. New connection.
Move programs without walking a flash drive across the shop.
Upload, organize, and retrieve CNC programs over your local network. To the machine, CNC Dock behaves like ordinary USB storage—no controller retrofit, cloud dependency, or unfamiliar workflow at the control.
Connect
Plug CNC Dock into the machine's USB port and join it to shop Wi-Fi.
Send
Copy programs through the browser interface or a mapped WebDAV folder.
Run
The CNC sees familiar removable storage. Operators load files as usual.
DWG 02 / FEATURES
Purpose-built utility
Modern access without modern-machine pricing.
Network file access
Manage programs from a browser or map CNC Dock as a WebDAV network location.
Familiar at the control
Appears as USB mass storage, keeping the machine-side workflow unchanged.
On-device status
The LCD shows operating mode, Wi-Fi state, IP address, and firmware version.
Simple setup
A local setup network makes Wi-Fi configuration quick and serviceable.
DWG 03 / INTERFACE
The essentials
Built around the connection your machine already has.
- Machine interface
- USB mass storage
- Network
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
- File access
- Browser + WebDAV
- Status
- Integrated LCD
RELEASE / EARLY ACCESS
Get first access
Bring the old iron onto the network.
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