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We Are Makera !

We don't just build machines,

We build a world where Creativity Knows No Limits!

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How It All Started

The idea behind Makera was born out of frustration.

In 2018, software engineer Josh stared at another ruined RC plane part - a victim of clunky software, flying sawdust, and ear-splitting noise.

The dream of effortless creation seemed impossible.

"Digital tools should empower creativity, not hinder it!"

Teaming up with two fellow makers, he launched Makera to reinvent desktop CNC machines, powerful vet intuitive tools for everyone.

The team dedicated two entire years to developing their first desktop CNC machine and finally launched Carvera, which rebuilt everything.

The name blends “Maker" and “Era," symbolizing a new age of accessible innovation through A and smart design.

Today, Makera's “Democratizing Technology" ethos empowers over one million creators qlobally-from Brooklyn jewelers to Los Angeles RC builders-proving that precision and simplicity can coexist.

The revolution? Just beginning.

Innovation Journey

2019
2021
2024
2025
  • 2019 – Makera was founded, assembling a team of makers to develop a desktop CNC machine.
  • September 2021 – Makera launched Carvera, the world's first smart desktop CNC, on Kickstarter, attracting 588 backers and raising over $1.7 million.
  • April 2024 – Makera introduced Carvera Air, securing 2,098 backers and raising over $3.47 million, making it the most beloved desktop CNC among DIY enthusiasts.
  • February 2025 – Makera officially released a powerful and free CAM software, enabling users to bring their ideas to life more easily and efficiently.

Awards & Reviews

The Carvera Air Desktop CNC Is A Hobbyist's Dream Machine

The rotary attachment is likely the most exciting project illustrating the machine's most promising capability. It's the sort of thing that's generally not possible with a laser cutter or practical with a consumer-grade 3D printer.

Carvera is a desktop CNC mill with a bunch of features that seem to make it perfect for PCB prototyping.

It felt great actually, from a construction standpoint. Some similar machines that I’ve played with can have flimsy enclosures or creaky plastics, but this felt super solid.