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Used ShopSabre PRO510: Sell or Buy at Auction
ShopSabre builds CNC routers and plasma tables in Minnesota, spanning entry-level RC machines through the industrial IS series. The machines are deliberately assembled from off-the-shelf industrial components and ship fully built, which is why they have a following among sign shops and cabinet shops that do not keep a service technician on staff. Factory phone support and domestic parts availability keep used ShopSabre demand steady.
Stepping up from the PRO408, the ShopSabre PRO510 covers a 5-by-10 work area, roughly 72 by 125 inches, with a 10 HP, 24,000 RPM spindle, twice the horsepower of its smaller sibling. An oversized structural tube steel frame and anti-backlash ball screws on every axis carry that extra size while holding the same +/-.001 inch repeatability the PRO line is known for, and an auto tool changer is available for shops running multi-step programs. Because it handles wood, plastics, composites, and non-ferrous metals like aluminum, the buyer pool extends beyond woodworking into sign, display, and light metal fabrication. KD Auctions lists it to a network of 500,000+ industry contacts.
Buying a Used PRO510
Sign and graphics shops, custom cabinet and closet shops, architectural millwork firms, plastics fabricators, trade schools, and metal shops buying the plasma tables. ShopSabre sits at the price point where a growing shop makes its first CNC purchase, so the used bidder pool is broad and geographically spread rather than concentrated in a few industrial metros.
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ShopSabre machines auction well because they are American-built and still supported by the factory, so a buyer is not gambling on parts. The strongest results come from machines consigned with the vacuum pump, dust collection, tool holders, and documented spindle hours: a bare table and gantry sells to a much thinner crowd.
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Does the ShopSabre PRO510 cut aluminum and plastics, not just wood?
Yes. Beyond wood, the PRO510 is built to handle plastics, composites, and non-ferrous metals like aluminum, which is part of why its buyer pool extends past woodworking shops into sign, display, and light metal fabrication.
Who buys a used ShopSabre PRO510?
Its larger 5-by-10 work envelope and ability to cut aluminum and composites draw cabinet and furniture manufacturers, sign and display fabricators, and light metal shops, a broader buyer base than smaller 4-by-4 or 4-by-8 routers typically attract.
About ShopSabre
ShopSabre builds CNC routers and plasma tables in Minnesota, spanning entry-level RC machines through the industrial IS series.
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