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Hey Barry, hey @onefinitycnc, hey @Mark,

@Ruairisdad

I have one question about this. The Onefinity warranty states it “does not cover repairs for Onefinity CNC used for commercial purposes”. It’s unclear to me what “commercial purposes” means. But I assume using it in a business (as opposed to strictly as a hobby) voids the warranty.

you are totally right, Onefinity Warranty Ver1.2 (Effective August 22, 2022).pdf says it this way, and in Onefinity Elite Series Owners Manual 06.19.2023.pdf the same:

3. WARRANTY LIMITATIONS. This warranty does not cover repairs for:

• Onefinity CNC used for commercial purposes or used in any manner for which the product was not intended, such as use in rental or contract trade
  […]

But at same time it is promoted here:

@OnefinityCNC

Who is the X-35/X-50 for?
The X-35/X-50 is great for hobbyists, weekend warriors, and beginners looking to venture into the world of CNC Routers. It’s lower cost reduces the barrier of entry to those looking to dip their toes into CNCing. (Don’t be fooled, however, we have many users running full time business’ on these machines).

Who is the ELITE Series for?
The Elite is for small businesses and customers that use a CNC daily and need more output, speed, and features.

So “small businesses”, but that are “not for commercial purpose”, that is a bit contradictory. Isn’t a “small business” explicitly a commercial undertaking?