Tags: Additive, LSAM, Additive Manufacturing, LFAM, LSAM Print 3D, Brace Feature
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In large-scale additive manufacturing, traditional infill strategies often fall short—especially for complex, high-performance applications like autoclave tooling and CNC fixtures. |
Tags: Additive, LSAM, Additive Manufacturing, VLP, High Temperature, ALP, HLP, LFAM, LSAM1540
Patented 60mm melt core Prints up to 500 lbs per hour Handles both low- and high-temp thermoplastics Operates at temperatures up to 450°C 60" vertical stroke for tall part production Self-contained fume and smoke collection system 72" vertical stroke 362° horizontal and 270° vertical rotation Multi-axis feed speeds up to 2,100 inches per minute High-performance 24HP, 24,000 RPM variable-speed router 12-position automatic tool changer located under the gantry Automatic lubrication system for reduced maintenance High-tolerance automatic tool length sensor Superior chip collection system Can print and trim at the same time — no part relocation needed
Vertical Layer Printing (VLP): Print full-length parts in a single section Standard Horizontal Printing Angle Layer Printing (ALP): Print at a 45° angle for complex geometry
The Thermwood MAX5 isn’t just another 5 Axis CNC router — it's a powerful new CNC Machining Center engineered to OUTPERFORM on the biggest, boldest jobs.
From massive molds to marine parts, intricate aerospace to heavy-duty construction components — if it's big, complex, and critical, the MAX5 was built for it.
Designed for maximum performance, the MAX5 delivers the power, accuracy, and durability you need to take on large-scale projects with confidence.
Explore how the MAX5 redefines what's possible in three-dimensional machining for large to extremely large components.
Take a moment to find out the details about the MAX5 - the definitive solution for the three-dimensional machining of large to extremely large components.
🎓 Congratulations to the 2025 Thermwood Scholarship Recipients! 🎓
Thermwood Corporation is proud to award $2,000 Renewal Scholarships to 12 outstanding seniors from the Class of 2025. These students have demonstrated exceptional dedication to academics, athletics, leadership, and their communities. We are proud to support their next chapter!
Anna Deorto – Daughter of Christina Balbach and David Deorto, and a graduate of Heritage Hills High School.
Anna was active in Cross Country, Swim, and Track, as well as Pep Club, Young Women Lead, and True Life Baptist Church, and served as a coach for Girls on the Run.
She will attend Vincennes University on an Athletic Scholarship to pursue a degree in Education.
Bria Hayko – Daughter of Bill and Lisa Dotson of Tell City, IN, and a graduate with Academic Honors from Tell City High School. Bria was involved in Spanish Club, Pep Club, and played basketball and softball.
She will major in Exercise Science at Western Kentucky University.
Claudia Burton – Daughter of John and Angela Burton of Huntingburg, IN, and a Top 10% graduate of Southridge High School.
Claudia was active in BPA, FCA, Student Council, Key/Kindness Club, Spanish Club, and played Volleyball and Softball.
She plans to study Respiratory Therapy at the University of Southern Indiana.
Cruz Meece – Son of Natalie and Jeff Meece of Huntingburg, IN, and a graduate of Southridge High School.
Cruz was involved in FCA and the National Society, and participated in Football and Unified Track.
He plans to major in Exercise Science at Indiana University.
Elijah Meece – Also the son of Natalie and Jeff Meece, and a Top 10% graduate of Southridge High School.
Elijah participated in FCA, the National Society, and played Football and Track.
He will attend Purdue University to major in Construction Management.
Emma Hoffman – Daughter of Jeremy and LeeAnn Hoffman of Mariah Hill, IN, and an Academic Honors graduate of Heritage Hills High School.
Emma was a member of Fellowship of Christian Athletes and participated in Volleyball and Track.
She plans to major in Business Administration at Vincennes University Jasper Campus.
Jayden Klem – Daughter of Kyle Klem and Tonya Goerfrich, and a graduate of Heritage Hills High School.
Jayden was active in Young Women Lead, Pep Club, and Chess Club.
She plans to study Social Work at the University of Southern Indiana.
Logan Callahan – Son of Ryan and Mary Callahan and Kathryn and Matthew Brenner, and a graduate of Heritage Hills High School.
Logan was involved in the Santa Claus Christian Church Youth Group.
He will pursue a degree in Computer Science at the University of Southern Indiana.
Nigel Tretter – Son of Daniel and Jennifer Vonderheide and Michael and Kelly Tretter, and a Perfect Attendance graduate of Northeast Dubois High School.
Nigel was active in Beta Club, Student Council, Class Officer, FCA, and Spirit Club, and participated in Swim and Soccer.
He will major in Motorsports Engineering at Purdue University.
Olivia Vote – Daughter of Amanda and Nicolas Vote of Newburgh, IN, and a Collegebound AP Scholar graduate of Castle High School.
Olivia was active in Student Council, Theater, and French Club.
She will major in Chemistry at Purdue University.
Shera Deno – Daughter of Jason and Rene Deno of Huntingburg, IN, and a graduate of Southridge High School.
Shera participated in Choir and was part of the school Musical.
She plans to attend Ivy Tech Community College to pursue Early Childhood Education.
Waylon Willhite – Son of Jason and Rachel “Jones” Willhite of Rome, IN, and a graduate of Perry Central High School.
Waylon was involved in Track and Football.
In addition to his scholarship, Waylon has entered Thermwood’s Career Advancement Partnership, receiving additional assistance for his studies at Vincennes University Jasper in Advanced Manufacturing & Automation Technology, with a pathway to a future career at Thermwood Corporation.
Congratulations Graduates!
Please join us in congratulating these incredible students and wishing them continued success as they embark on their academic and professional journeys!
Tags: Thermwood, Announcements, Employees, Promotions, 2025
Thermwood is pleased to announce the promotion of two key executives as part of its continued focus on innovation, growth, and long-term leadership development.
Jason Susnjara has been promoted to President of Thermwood Corporation
Jason succeeds David Hildenbrand, who recently retired after 47 years of distinguished service. With more than 30 years at Thermwood, Mr. Susnjara has held a wide range of leadership roles across multiple departments, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the company’s operations.
Since 2019, he has served as Executive Vice President, where he played a key role in guiding Thermwood’s strategic direction and growth. He also serves on the company’s Board of Directors.
Jennifer Watt has been promoted to Executive Vice President of Thermwood Corporation
Since 2019, Ms. Watt has served as the company’s Chief Legal Officer, where she has led Thermwood’s legal and corporate governance efforts with distinction.
She holds a Juris Doctor from Chicago-Kent College of Law and a Bachelor of Science in Business from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Ms. Watt is a licensed attorney in both Indiana and Illinois and serves on Thermwood’s Board of Directors.
These leadership promotions reflect Thermwood’s strong commitment to continuity, innovation, and excellence as it continues to serve industries including woodworking, aerospace, automotive, defense, and advanced manufacturing.
About Thermwood Corporation
Founded in the late 1960s, Thermwood Corporation was the first U.S. company to design and build CNC routers and remains a global leader in CNC machining and advanced manufacturing.
In addition to its broad line of CNC systems, Thermwood is the recognized technology leader in Large Scale Additive Manufacturing (LSAM), offering some of the world’s largest hybrid 3D printing systems. Operating from its 175,000-square-foot facility in Dale, Indiana, Thermwood unites innovation, engineering, and U.S.-based manufacturing to deliver high-performance solutions across industries including woodworking, aerospace, automotive, and defense.
Thermwood — The Leader in CNC Routers and Large Scale Additive Manufacturing Systems
Tags: Thermwood, Announcements, Dealer Conference, CNC Automation, Tech Con, CAM Automatizacion, AAI, Process & Production Equipment, 2024
We recently hosted our 2025 Dealer Conference at our headquarters in Dale, IN. This annual event brings together our domestic and international dealers for a series of informative sessions focused on sales strategies, upcoming innovations, and product launches for the year ahead. It also serves as a special opportunity to recognize and celebrate our top-performing dealers with awards for outstanding sales achievements in 2024.
Of course, the conference isn’t all business—we also make time for fun and connection! This year, attendees hopped aboard the iconic Dubois County Bombers baseball bus for a trip to French Lick, IN. We enjoyed a delicious dinner together and spent the evening socializing and having fun at the French Lick Casino.
A fun time was had by all in French Lick, IN!
We’re proud to recognize the outstanding achievements of our top-performing dealers in 2024.
Process & Production Equipment earned the top spot as our leading dealership of the year, with Tech Conn and Automation Associates, Inc. taking second and third place, respectively.
A big congratulations to CAM Automatización of Mexico for receiving the Top International Sales award, and to CNC Automation of Canada, who took home our newly introduced Most Units Sold award.
Well done, everyone—and thank you for your continued excellence!
Pictured above (l-r) are: Brendan Haas (Account Manager for Thermwood), Kevin Varwig (Process & Production Equipment) and Mike Iubelt (VP of Sales for Thermwood).
Second Place - 2024 Sales
Pictured above (l-r) are: Brendan Haas (Account Manager for Thermwood), Glenn Suss (Tech Conn) and Mike Iubelt (VP of Sales for Thermwood).
Third Place - 2024 Sales
Pictured above (l-r) are: Brent East (Account Manager for Thermwood), Mark Drone (Automation Associated, Inc.) and Mike Iubelt (VP of Sales for Thermwood).
Top International Dealer - 2024 Sales
Pictured above are: (l-r) Jose and Pablo Macias (CAM Automatizacion), Andrew Fischer (International Account Manager for Thermwood) and Mike Iubelt (VP of Sales for Thermwood).
2024 - Most Units Sold
Pictured above are: (l-r) Jay Talbot (CNC Automation), Andrew Fischer (International Account Manager for Thermwood) and Mike Iubelt (VP of Sales for Thermwood).
Tags: Thermwood, Video, Owners, CabinetShop 45, Examples, Radius Crown Molding
When it comes to custom millwork, precision is everything—and that’s exactly what McClung’s Millwork of Salem, VA, achieves with their Thermwood CabinetShop 45 CNC.
From intricate radius crown molding and oval casings to custom store fixtures, signage, and a variety of millwork, this powerhouse machine handles it all with unmatched accuracy and efficiency.
See for yourself how McClung’s Millwork uses their Thermwood CabinetShop 45 to machine a stunning radius crown molding and oval casing with ease:
The CabinetShop 45 isn’t just for cabinet makers—it’s a high-performance CNC system built for shops that demand precision, flexibility, and productivity. Whether you're crafting millwork, furniture, plastic sheets, composites or custom components, this machine delivers.
CabinetShop 5'x10' with Dual Heads shown
Available Table Sizes: 5'x'5, 5'x10', 5'x12', 6'x12' and 7'x12'
🔗 Explore McClung’s craftsmanship: mcclungsmillwork.com
🔗 Learn more about the CabinetShop 45: bit.ly/3zJYb4R
Tags: Thermwood, Model 43, Model 90, Model 67, Model 70, Model 77, Model 45, Cut Center, MTR 30DT, Demonstrations, Model 42, Model 63, Live Demonstrations
Thermwood Model 45 5'x10' CNC machining HDPE
Thermwood Cut Center machining Starboard
Thermwood Model 45 5'x10' CNC machining acryllic
