Minimax CU 410C

Overview

The Minimax CU 410C is a universal combination machine engineered for compact woodworking operations that require integrated solid wood processing capabilities without dedicated single-function equipment. Built on SCM Group's proven platform, this machine consolidates thicknessing planing, sawing, profiling, and routing functions into one footprint, making it a practical centerpiece for small-to-medium workshop production. The machine delivers versatility through purpose-built working stations: a 410 mm thicknessing planer with 1800 mm surfacing tables, a circular saw unit with maximum 315 mm blade diameter and adjustable projection (100 mm at 90°, 78 mm at 45°), and a spindle moulder capable of profiling operations up to 210 mm tool diameter across three speed settings (3500, 7000, 10000 rpm at 50 Hz). The 900 mm cutting width on the parallel fence accommodates moderate panel widths typical of craftwork and small-batch solid wood processing. Motor configuration begins at 5 kW/50 Hz (6 kW/60 Hz), providing adequate power for continuous operation across all integrated functions. This machine is configured for professional craftsmen and small to medium workshops (5–50 employees) producing custom furniture, architectural millwork, and specialty joinery components in solid wood. It suits operations where production volume does not justify separate machinery but workflow demands consistent edge profiling, face planning, and cross-cutting without repositioning material between stations. The compact universal design minimizes shop floor space while eliminating setup time between operations.

Applications

custom furniture production

Medium workshop

Cabinet makers and bespoke furniture builders use the CU 410C to machine solid wood components from rough stock through finished profiles in a single workflow. The 410 mm thicknessing capacity handles typical furniture stock (solid hardwoods, engineered boards up to working width), while the 3500–10000 rpm spindle delivers clean edge profiling on curved or decorative elements. Cross-cutting to length via the 315 mm saw, then edge-shaping via the routing spindle, reduces material handling and setup time on custom orders.

solid wood crafting

Small workshop

Artisan woodworkers and small studios use the CU 410C as an all-in-one machine to move between face planing, edge shaping, and precise sawing without investing in multiple dedicated tools. The mid-range price point and compact footprint make it accessible for single-operator or 2–3 person workshops focused on decorative boxes, cutting boards, or small architectural components in hardwoods.

architectural millwork

Medium workshop

Millwork shops producing interior trim, door frames, and custom moldings rely on the spindle moulder's variable speeds and 210 mm tool diameter capacity to achieve repeatable profile cuts on solid wood. The 900 mm fence width and planing depth of 410 mm handle standard architectural timber stock, while the integrated sawing function enables quick length cuts and miter operations on framing components.

solid wood batch processing

Medium workshop

Component manufacturers supplying furniture or door builders process batches of dimensioned solid wood stock through synchronized planing and profiling operations. The machine's integrated thicknesser (1800 mm table length) and spindle moulder (multiple speed settings) enable efficient gang-processing of stiles, rails, and edge-banded components without between-operation repositioning, reducing cycle time on medium-volume orders.

Specifications

Working Areas

Working width (thicknessing planer)410 mm

Surfacing tables total length1800 mm

Cutting width on parallel fence900 mm

Routing Unit

Max. sawblade diameter with scoring blade installed315 mm

Max. sawblade projection from table at 90°/45°100 | 78 mm

Max. useful spindle length100 mm

Max. tool diameter when profiling210 mm

Spindle moulder speed (at 50 Hz)3500 | 7000 | 10000 rpm

Motor