I can confirm receipt to day. (The button [Confirm Receipt] is not visible, instead of this [Buy Again] is on this button. Avaiting again response of my question for the best / strongest possible laser for this machine. They are several lasers but without a compatibity remarked.

I can confirm receipt to day. (The button [Confirm Receipt] is not visible, instead of this [Buy Again] is on this button. Avaiting again response of my question for the best / strongest possible laser for this machine. They are several lasers but without a compatibity remarked.

I can confirm receipt to day. (The button [Confirm Receipt] is not visible, instead of this [Buy Again] is on this button. Avaiting again response of my question for the best / strongest possible laser for this machine. They are several lasers but without a compatibity remarked.

The machine frame is very solid, although it is made from metal and plastic parts. The linear rods are 10 mm in diameter, not 8 mm like the ones from 3D printers. It uses a custom made ATmega328p based control board running GRBL 0.9j. I like that it has an offline controller which allows me to load Gcode from SD card and keep my computer away from the CNC. In the product description, they say you should not upgrade to GRBL 1.1. I did that and the CNC works smoothly (I flashed the precompiled GRBL 1.1h using avrdude - the board has Arduino bootloader). After flashing new firmware, all settings need to be checked and set back to machine defaults (which you should get before updating firmware). By default, mine came with inverted Y axis (see the mirrored text on the red plywood). This can be fixed by sending $3=2 to GRBL (setting is saved in EEPROM and is stored even after power off). Another thing to mention is that you should double-check all screws, especially the ones from pre-assembled Z axis and spindle. My Z-axis lead screw slipped from motor axis, the spindle couldn't be lifted and I broke the bit. Spindle motor RPM is another unknown thing about these machines, and I'm thinking of measuring it. Last, use a grease spray and lubricate lead screws and linear rods. It is also important to keep these parts clean.

The machine frame is very solid, although it is made from metal and plastic parts. The linear rods are 10 mm in diameter, not 8 mm like the ones from 3D printers. It uses a custom made ATmega328p based control board running GRBL 0.9j. I like that it has an offline controller which allows me to load Gcode from SD card and keep my computer away from the CNC. In the product description, they say you should not upgrade to GRBL 1.1. I did that and the CNC works smoothly (I flashed the precompiled GRBL 1.1h using avrdude - the board has Arduino bootloader). After flashing new firmware, all settings need to be checked and set back to machine defaults (which you should get before updating firmware). By default, mine came with inverted Y axis (see the mirrored text on the red plywood). This can be fixed by sending $3=2 to GRBL (setting is saved in EEPROM and is stored even after power off). Another thing to mention is that you should double-check all screws, especially the ones from pre-assembled Z axis and spindle. My Z-axis lead screw slipped from motor axis, the spindle couldn't be lifted and I broke the bit. Spindle motor RPM is another unknown thing about these machines, and I'm thinking of measuring it. Last, use a grease spray and lubricate lead screws and linear rods. It is also important to keep these parts clean.

The machine frame is very solid, although it is made from metal and plastic parts. The linear rods are 10 mm in diameter, not 8 mm like the ones from 3D printers. It uses a custom made ATmega328p based control board running GRBL 0.9j. I like that it has an offline controller which allows me to load Gcode from SD card and keep my computer away from the CNC. In the product description, they say you should not upgrade to GRBL 1.1. I did that and the CNC works smoothly (I flashed the precompiled GRBL 1.1h using avrdude - the board has Arduino bootloader). After flashing new firmware, all settings need to be checked and set back to machine defaults (which you should get before updating firmware). By default, mine came with inverted Y axis (see the mirrored text on the red plywood). This can be fixed by sending $3=2 to GRBL (setting is saved in EEPROM and is stored even after power off). Another thing to mention is that you should double-check all screws, especially the ones from pre-assembled Z axis and spindle. My Z-axis lead screw slipped from motor axis, the spindle couldn't be lifted and I broke the bit. Spindle motor RPM is another unknown thing about these machines, and I'm thinking of measuring it. Last, use a grease spray and lubricate lead screws and linear rods. It is also important to keep these parts clean.

All right, I got it. Thanks! The trial may come.

All right, I got it. Thanks! The trial may come.

All right, I got it. Thanks! The trial may come.

The packaging was really well done, no damaged part or even scratches, only a few missing screws. Assembly was a bress, I used a video for the first part, but just followed the instructions after about 30 minutes. It took only 2-3 to assemble and was really intuitive. The GRBL software then comes with the machine isn't the best but works for a few test cuts with the test files. Overall quality is good and for the very low price, it's a really good buy. The cutting quality is very good, but the bits provided aren't for much more then engraving and small detailed jobs.

The packaging was really well done, no damaged part or even scratches, only a few missing screws. Assembly was a bress, I used a video for the first part, but just followed the instructions after about 30 minutes. It took only 2-3 to assemble and was really intuitive. The GRBL software then comes with the machine isn't the best but works for a few test cuts with the test files. Overall quality is good and for the very low price, it's a really good buy. The cutting quality is very good, but the bits provided aren't for much more then engraving and small detailed jobs.

The packaging was really well done, no damaged part or even scratches, only a few missing screws. Assembly was a bress, I used a video for the first part, but just followed the instructions after about 30 minutes. It took only 2-3 to assemble and was really intuitive. The GRBL software then comes with the machine isn't the best but works for a few test cuts with the test files. Overall quality is good and for the very low price, it's a really good buy. The cutting quality is very good, but the bits provided aren't for much more then engraving and small detailed jobs.

Mahtava peli. toimii niinkuin pitää. Hyvä kun tuli varateriä mukaan 🤗 Kokoamisohjeissa voisi olla hiukan parannettavaa.

Mahtava peli. toimii niinkuin pitää. Hyvä kun tuli varateriä mukaan 🤗 Kokoamisohjeissa voisi olla hiukan parannettavaa.

Mahtava peli. toimii niinkuin pitää. Hyvä kun tuli varateriä mukaan 🤗 Kokoamisohjeissa voisi olla hiukan parannettavaa.

très bien emballé complet problème: moteur x à gauche axe du moteur ER11 ne s'adapte pas avec l'embout axe trop gros le porte outil ne ce vis pas la carte à un problème ne fonctionne pas

très bien emballé complet problème: moteur x à gauche axe du moteur ER11 ne s'adapte pas avec l'embout axe trop gros le porte outil ne ce vis pas la carte à un problème ne fonctionne pas

très bien emballé complet problème: moteur x à gauche axe du moteur ER11 ne s'adapte pas avec l'embout axe trop gros le porte outil ne ce vis pas la carte à un problème ne fonctionne pas

Is fine. Good product.

Is fine. Good product.

Is fine. Good product.

Came 3 weeks earlier as announced. Some parts are different, but I guess, better, as the controller board (see picture). Some wireing is different to the description (paper version. I haven't read the online). Someone who is able to assemble IKEA parts should have no problem with this kit and if someone has problems, I'm not sure whether he/she should use it. For me it's a door to a new dimension, as my experiences are more from woodworking with a precision of about 1mm. This is working with precision below 0.01mm. Therefore it's an engraver, not a cutter. Don't expect something else. My first mission was driling holes for a PCB at the correct position. It moves the task more to programming, but dealing with inch (std pcb: 1/10inch) and mm (for some parts) is not easy. With this kit the result became precice, predictable and reproducable. That's why I wanted this kit. I used just the offline mode (sd card) so far and I currently see no reason to plug it to my PC, installing driver,software, ... especially, because it's a very old one.

Came 3 weeks earlier as announced. Some parts are different, but I guess, better, as the controller board (see picture). Some wireing is different to the description (paper version. I haven't read the online). Someone who is able to assemble IKEA parts should have no problem with this kit and if someone has problems, I'm not sure whether he/she should use it. For me it's a door to a new dimension, as my experiences are more from woodworking with a precision of about 1mm. This is working with precision below 0.01mm. Therefore it's an engraver, not a cutter. Don't expect something else. My first mission was driling holes for a PCB at the correct position. It moves the task more to programming, but dealing with inch (std pcb: 1/10inch) and mm (for some parts) is not easy. With this kit the result became precice, predictable and reproducable. That's why I wanted this kit. I used just the offline mode (sd card) so far and I currently see no reason to plug it to my PC, installing driver,software, ... especially, because it's a very old one.

Came 3 weeks earlier as announced. Some parts are different, but I guess, better, as the controller board (see picture). Some wireing is different to the description (paper version. I haven't read the online). Someone who is able to assemble IKEA parts should have no problem with this kit and if someone has problems, I'm not sure whether he/she should use it. For me it's a door to a new dimension, as my experiences are more from woodworking with a precision of about 1mm. This is working with precision below 0.01mm. Therefore it's an engraver, not a cutter. Don't expect something else. My first mission was driling holes for a PCB at the correct position. It moves the task more to programming, but dealing with inch (std pcb: 1/10inch) and mm (for some parts) is not easy. With this kit the result became precice, predictable and reproducable. That's why I wanted this kit. I used just the offline mode (sd card) so far and I currently see no reason to plug it to my PC, installing driver,software, ... especially, because it's a very old one.

fast delivery .looks good just need to test

fast delivery .looks good just need to test

fast delivery .looks good just need to test

arrived in 1 mouth, package looks good , some screws are not in their bag, still not assemble

arrived in 1 mouth, package looks good , some screws are not in their bag, still not assemble

arrived in 1 mouth, package looks good , some screws are not in their bag, still not assemble