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# Installing OMIO X8 CNC Router
If possible, it is recommended to build the Omio router in place on the cart. Once fully assembled, the router is hard to move around and will require multiple people to get in place on the cart
## Step 1
Use two or more people to lift the OMIO Router and help position it.
Place the OMIO router on the stand between the four corner guards. There should be a small amount of space between the inside of the corner guards and the router on all sides.
Slide the control box onto shelf.
## Step 2
After the OMIO router is in place, run all cable from the machine through the hole in the aluminum top plate. Ziptie the cables as needed and connect them to the controller.
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