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No hay artículos en el carroJosh TL
Comentado en México el 1 de abril de 2025
Muy buen producto, fácil de instalar y usar
Matthew
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de diciembre de 2024
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
Dude!
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 16 de diciembre de 2024
So far it's pretty good. It seems like it can cut out full contours... At least from what I could tell in the grbl software when I loaded up some g-code for a half sphere through fusion 360. I need to make some adjustments to the clearance passes though to adjust for max travels. No super critical projects yet completed, but if I can update with one later I will. I agree with others that have mentioned the use of the end stop switches. These would be extremely useful. I purchased the model with the offline controller and very much so like this option.I do want to make note that you cannot (unless I just haven't found out how to do this yet) single pass the g-code like a real CNC mill would allow a machinist to work for prove outs. This would be extremely useful to avoid crashes on initial program operations for something with depth.I won't say it's a completely no brain operation... Someone trying to use this machine would be advised to freshen up on g-code and design unless there are websites out there like thing verse for mini mills.Motors are not too noisy. Assembly is easy. Movements are quick and smooth. Also, since the grbl firmware doesn't seem to have any limits programmed directly into it, you could also upgrade the machine footprint to cut out larger items.
Jonathan O.
Comentado en México el 9 de septiembre de 2024
Muy buena
Gabriel Ortega
Comentado en México el 23 de agosto de 2023
alta precision de esta maquinita. muy sorprendido y satisfecho.
Carlos Alonso
Comentado en México el 30 de marzo de 2023
Recomendable, es económico, buena calidad y funcional.
felix eduardo guerra gonzalez
Comentado en México el 20 de marzo de 2023
No se pudo cargar el contenido.
Rubén Campos
Comentado en México el 8 de septiembre de 2023
Lo ocupo para el bricolage
ARG
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de diciembre de 2022
I purchased this to engrave small lettering in plexiglass, and coming from a CNC background I figured this wouldn't be much of a problem as I am very aware of the limitations of this product. When it arrived, I was shockingly disappointed. The construction was fine, but the linear bearings had so much play that it couldn't engrave pine with a 1/2mm depth of cut at a slot feed rate. I could move the spindle roughly an inch front to back just with my fingertips. I ended up rebuilding the entire router using MGN linear rails, but then the control board failed immediately after. Literally no part of this machine ended up being serviceable in it's factory configuration. Pretty much a 100% waste of money.
EEP
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de marzo de 2021
Everything was OK, although assembly instructions could have been better. I had to disassemble parts because order of assembly was not clear, and hardware was not clearly identified. One of the anti-backlash screws was defective, I sent a message to the supplier and they responded quickly. I was offered a partial refund which I accepted. The machined worked as well as I expected. the 3 stars was because of the instructions, not the part
TDHofstetter
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de enero de 2021
Don't buy this if you really don't know what you're getting into.I'll grant that if you take your time, exhibit some foresight, and pay attention to detail, this will assemble into a very sturdy and capable little machine. Understand that it is SMALL, with a work envelope only about 6"x12"x2". That's about the size of one low shoe. Understand, too, that you might be brickwalled by the CAM used to control it from your PC; there aren't very many inexpensive or free options out there, the most popular being Candle(BRBL) 1.1.7... which absolutely refuses to run on any computer I own (and I own a LOT of computers). Next best candidate is LinuxCNC, which also also refuses to run on any Linux machine I own. I'm experimenting with UGS, and it looks promising. Fortunately, you can also use nearly any CAM to generate gcode and transfer it to the CNC router with a MicroSD card, using the tiny "offline controller" to make it run.Speaking of which...you should be aware that the "offline controller" is tiny. It's much smaller than you think it should be. The little screen, for example, is only about 1" diagonal and the overall size is only about the same as one deck of playing cards. You can use a Fresnel lens to magnify the display, though, and later you can add a much larger scale offline controller.You will find that this little machine really begs to be upgraded in many regards. You'll want to change out the solid motor-to-screw couplings early on to flexible couplings, and replace the linear bearings with polymer ones, and absolutely add dual limit switches to every axis. You should really consider replacing the spindle motor with a larger one, say 500W, which will require a larger spindle mount to match... and you might want a taller Z axis gantry and spindle carrier system... but that latter is much lower priority than the rest.It's a neat little machine for the price. It's not a drop-in, idiotproof machine but it's also not a complete turd. You might get lucky and be able to run Candle (or something like it) on your computer, which will make your life easier. Just don't expect much. After all, it's not very expensive.Do I regret having bought one? No. It'll give me lots of tinkering time, which I prize. I'd rather have bought this than a prebuilt shoo-in machine that costs ten times as much money.
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