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Quantum CNC Router Kit with the Makita Router Included (24" x 24" cutting area and 3.8" Z travel)

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Arrives Saturday, Apr 27
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Features

  • A rigid laser cut 5-Ply Baltic Birch frame with SG20U supported rail system.
  • GT2 9mm belt drive on X and Y-axis and Tr8 Acme Rod mounted with an ACME Nut on the Z-axis.
  • NEMA 17 Stepper Motors and Home switches on all axes with a Self-Squaring Gantry.
  • 1/2 MDF, with aluminum T-Slot Spoilboard and includes the Makita RT0701C Variable Speed Router.
  • Designed to use GRBL1.1 firmware on the Arduino Uno with repeatability of 0.002 to 0.004.
  • Assembly Required

Description

This CNC will connect to your computer's USB Cable and run gcode create with Your software. You will need a computer, router bits and software to complete the kit. There are several free and pad software options.

Brand: BobsCNC


Material: Wood


Power Source: ac


Product Dimensions: 12"W x 10"H


Voltage: 110 Volts (AC)


Brand: ‎BobsCNC


Material: ‎Wood


Power Source: ‎ac


Product Dimensions: ‎12"W x 10"H


Voltage: ‎110 Volts (AC)


Item Weight: ‎42 Pounds


Base Type: ‎Fixed


Manufacturer: ‎BobsCNC,LLC


Part Number: ‎Quantum CNC Router Kit


Item Weight: ‎42 pounds


Country of Origin: ‎USA


Item model number: ‎Quantum CNC Router Kit


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎32" X 39" x21"


Color: ‎Baltic Birch


Shape: ‎Rectangular


Wattage: ‎600 watts


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Measurement System: ‎Imperial


Usage: ‎Cutting and Engraving wood and plastics


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Warranty Description: ‎30 Days return, 90 days parts


Date First Available: July 15, 2021


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In short, if you are looking for a wood carving CNC then this is the one to get. I'm an EE with lots of circuit design experience and I did lots of research for this purchase. It wasn't easy to assemble.. well, ok it WAS easy but it did take quite a bit of time. The instructions were clear and there were no missing parts. Everything went together as expected. There were a few times when the instructions were a little vague but I was able to figure it out. I'm not going to dwell on the details, but as a newbie to CNC here are some things that I would have liked to know about my purchase: 1. You need to buy some router bits and a 1/4 to 1/8" collar. The bits are typically "end-mill" or "ball-end". I bought two sizes of each type 3mm and 6mm. The collar is needed because the router only takes a 1/4" bit. 2. You will need a dust collection system. I bought one for $160 from Harbor Freight. You will also need a very good quality hose. 3. You will need a dust 'boot'. Believe me, this is a 'must have'. It can make the difference between a room full of dust and almost no dust at all. Get one from Etsy, just search "Bob's CNC Dust Boot". 4. Eventually you will need a gCode sender device. This device feeds the CNC machine with gCodes from Aspire or whatever design software you are using. You CAN use your computer but it's much better to have a dedicated machine. I use a RaspberryPI with the program bCNC (yes, weird that the gCode sender has the same name) since I am very familiar with the machine and got up to speed quickly. Just do a Google search on "bcnc raspberry pi" and you'll find it. 5. You will need to change bits, and the dust shoe will get in the way of the router lock button. I found that you can drill a hole at just the right place and insert a 4-40 screw through the dust shoe and into a hole in the lock button. Instead of removing the dust boot I simply press this screw to lock the router shaft. Instead of using the flimsy and cumbersome router bit wrench I use a 'long' socket wrench that I made to fit the router collar. Now I can change bits in about 20 seconds. 6. Bob (THE Bob) is obviously a great engineer and businessman. I left him a message about adding an automatic switch for my router and dust collector and he answered promptly and professionally. I don't thing I've ever spoken to the actual designer of such a great product. If you want more details about my setup just send me a message; I'd be happy to share everything I've learned about BobsCNC. ... show more
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2022 by Steve S Steve S
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I bought this CNC based on my research comparing feature/ price ratio and customer reviews vs. other products in the market. Assembling it was more involved than I had planned for, but the user manual is very comprehensive and at the end well worth the effort when you see your machine come to life! I am still learning the basics, but so far I am very happy with it, performing without a hitch so far. BTW, the customer service is top notch: While staging the parts for the build I thought i am missing two parts and wrote to support - Bob and Pamela responded within a few hours and FedExed those parts overnight without any questions. It turned out that I had misplaced the parts and nothing was missing (i did offer to cover the cost but they refused - thank you!) ... show more
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