Sound very similar to why I got it. I make PCBs, and the process I have now is not really enjoyable - hoping the CNC PCB functions will be better.
Just setting the stage a bit for expectations for you - glad to hear you’re learning F360 - I’m learning it too, it’s great software. Don’t plan on the included software (Luban) being particularly useful, most people get the greatest success by using it as a machine control interface, and not as a 3D slicer as it’s a simplified version of the already free Cura - at least use that instead.
Plan on going slow and doing lots of calibration cubes and other tests to get a feel for the machine. Some people have had great success out of the box, some people (myself included) needed to tweak the parameters quite a bit to get it successful. Check out my calibration steps here for 3D printing: Snapmaker 2.0 Initial Calibration Settings / Experiences.