[manakawari]

i currently am using a roland mdx40a milling machine and it seems i will be needing another small cnc machine maybe a little better suited for metal so im looking at some chinese machines but im a little apprehensive because i have no experience with programming other than the roland mdx 40a and that machines srp player makes it pretty easy,,,i just program the material, the size , and click a few other boxes and i can start milling. im not really sure whats in store for me when if i were to get another mill, like the chinese 3020 like i mentioned.

is there software on the market that will make operating this machine just as easy or will i need to learn programming?

if so maybe somone could suggest something?

im currently using autodesk fusion 360 and mudbox to create my stl files,

[alan_3301]

fusion 360 will do what you need. The machine doesnt really matter, just what kind of controls run the machine.
As long as it will take standard g-codes (which it should) then you have many options.

[aarggh]

You'll still need something like Mach3 on a PC to actually control the cnc machine and feed the gcode.

cheers, Ian