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How Much Does a Used CNC Machine Cost?

A used CNC machine typically costs anywhere from a few thousand dollars for an old, basic or project machine to several hundred thousand for a late-model multi-axis or production machine — most shop-grade used VMCs and lathes land in the tens of thousands. Price is driven by type, size, age, spindle hours, condition, brand, control and included tooling and options.

Because the range is so wide, the only real answer is to value the specific machine. Check the exact model, year, hours and options free at The Machine Blue Book, and see the used-CNC price guide for what moves the number.

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