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- NEMA23 Closed-Loop Stepper Motors: Equipped with four NEMA23 closed-loop stepper motors, 3A current, and 2.2 Nm torque, enabling the Axiscreat X6060 to operate faster and smoother with lower noise, effectively minimizing step loss and significantly enhancing overall performance
- All Axis Feature Linear Rails and Ball Screws: Our 6060 engraving machine is equipped with dual HG-H15 linear rails and ball screws on all axis, enhancing efficiency and precision while maintaining high speed, stability, and rigidity. Equipped with a 4.3-inch touch screen, making the engraving machine operation more intuitive, convenient, and easy to get started
- Larger Work Area: Featuring a 23.6 23.6 4.33 inch (600 600 110 mm) work area, it easily handles large-scale projects, making it an ideal choice for professional applications
- 710W Powerful Trimming Spindle: This CNC router is equipped with an upgraded 710W high-power carving spindle, reaching a maximum speed of 30,000 RPM, enabling efficient cutting and engraving on a variety of materials, including wood, acrylic, and aluminum
- Modular Design: The pre-assembled modular structure allows for setup in just 20 minutes, requiring only a few simple assembly steps and electrical connections before starting your project. A detailed assembly and wiring video is provided in the link, significantly simplifying the process and reducing setup time
- Expansion Functions: Based on the open-source FluidNC v3.8.4, it features a replaceable dual-core 32-bit driver chip with Wi-Fi support. It offers a wide range of expansion capabilities, including laser output interface, VFD spindle control interface, and support for water-cooled spindles
- Power Supply Notice: Our machine is factory-set to 110V. If using 220V mains, first switch the Power Switch (see control box diagram on main product image) to 220V before powering onthis protects the control box. The included router spindle is 110V only. For safety, we strongly recommend using a step-down transformer to convert your 220V mains power to 110V before connecting either the control box or the spindle
- Routine Maintenance Tips: Check Coupling Screws: Regularly inspect the set screws on the couplings of all three axes for looseness, and tighten them promptly if needed. Lubrication & Cleanliness: Ensure the linear rails and ball screws on all three axes are properly lubricated. If dry, apply a small amount of appropriate lubricant, and wipe the surfaces clean of dust or debris. Clear the Work Area: Check the worktable for any obstructions that might interfere with the Y-axis movement. Foreign objects can trigger alarms and cause axis misalignment, affecting machining accuracy. Performing these checks regularly will help maintain your machines stability, precision, and long-term performance
- High-Spec Configuration: X6060 is a comprehensive upgrade based on our X5050 and A6060 models, incorporating the structural improvements of the A6060 while enhancing the motor performance and extending the working travel of the X5050, resulting in an overall configuration that ranks among the top in the market
- Friendly Reminder: Engineered for excellencethis professional-grade model, with its refined design and upgraded performance, is the perfect choice for advancing makers, woodworking studios, and anyone who values precision and premium build quality
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“Axis”—the precise foundation on which every CNC machine operates; “Creat”—the creators, who are at the very heart of everything we do. We’re newcomers but whenever we see users carve their first wooden nameplate or craft their first acrylic lightbox with our machine, we’re reminded of one truth: Professionalism shouldn’t be measured by barriers to entry—but by how many people it empowers to create. Unlock Precision with Professional CNC carving Entry-Level CNC Engraver with Large Work Area
Manufacturer: Axiscreat
Part Number: AT-CNC-X6060-2
Item Weight: 107.8 pounds
Package Dimensions: 41.5 x 38 x 10.5 inches
Item model number: AT-CNC-X6060-2
Style: X6060
Material: Aluminum+Wood
Power Source: ac_dc
Voltage: 24 volts
Wattage: 710 watts
Item Package Quantity: 1
Date First Available: September 3, 2025
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Style: X6060
The Axiscreat X6060 is hands down the best value I’ve seen in a 6060-class CNC. The work area is almost 25 inches square and close to 4-1/2” on Z. In addition, both ends of the bed are open so you can easily tile your projects for even longer pieces. I won’t rehash the specifications from the product listing, but this thing is built like a tank. My #1 criterion was rigidity and the X6060 passes that requirement with flying colors. The next requirements were linear rails and closed-loop steppers. Check and check again. The bed and gantry are all preassembled, which simplifies final assembly, but it does make for a very large box that weighs 110 pounds. So be prepared when it arrives. Lifting the huge gantry onto the bed and aligning it with the alignment pegs is much easier if you have a helper. No instructions are in the box, so make sure to get the manual and watch the videos at axiscreat dot com/pages/resource-center. There are a couple of tips and tricks in the video that make assembly much easier. In operation, the X6060 is simply fantastic. I know that is an oversimplification, but I haven’t had any issues with the projects I’ve created, and the closed-loop steppers let me crank up the speeds much higher than was possible on my old open-loop machines. I carve mostly 3D reliefs, and the workspace and Z height are massive compared to what I had before. The 710W router/spindle is comparable to my old machines, but I’ll upgrade to a VFD spindle at some point. I initially ran into a couple of problems, but all my own making. The most important thing I can tell anyone is DO NOT use the second power outlet in the control box to run your shop vac. The switch is rated at 1000W max and fused at 10A. I did not bother to calculate the power draw from my Dewalt 8gal, 4HP vac. Together with the 710W router/spindle, I was pulling 900-1090 watts sustained over more than 20 hours during a long 3D carve. The fuse never blew since I was just under the 10A threshold, but heat from the continuous high current melted the plastic internals of the switch and caused all kinds of mischief. I should have known better since I used to be an electronic engineering tech, but Axiscreat support (thank you Chelsea!) was simply amazing. They were willing to do whatever it takes, to get me back up and running as quickly as possible. They gave me access to their engineers to diagnose the trouble and find a solution. Rather than wait for parts from China, however, I opted to replace the switch myself. Axiscreat gave me the data needed to do the repair and reimbursed me for all the parts. Lesson learned. Another part of my learning curve was getting used to the open source FluidNC firmware. While it runs g-code perfectly just like any other CNC, the firmware is more advanced than the GRBL that controls most hobby machines. WiFi is a native feature of the 32-bit mainboard, and it has a built-in Web user interface. So, for direct control you can use the color display on the control box or the Web interface via any browser on a laptop, tablet, or phone. If you prefer, you can still use your favorite PC-based control software (e.g. Candle) via USB or WiFi. I found that Candle worked with the X6060 without any drama, but I highly recommend downloading the Candle docs from Axiscreat and modifying the probe script as described. While Candle works well, I like a more feature-rich program, and my preferred software is gSender. However, gSender’s maker (Sienci Labs) does not support nor recommend using gSender with FluidNC. Configured for GRBL, I found it is usable, but I also ran into quite a few bugs. Likewise, OpenBuilds Control was also useable but buggy. UGS (set for FluidNC not GRBL) was the most stable and reliable of the higher-end controllers, at least using USB. It displayed some odd jogging behavior over WiFi. To summarize: 1. Rigid, high-performance, high-end machine, priced like a value-tier machine. 2. Axiscreat support is simply amazing! 3. Fast, ESP32 mainboard, advanced FluidNC firmware. 4. Native control via control box display or Web interface over WiFi. 5. GRBL controller software works but can be buggy, especially the probe function. You’ll likely need to modify the probe script or write a macro. 6. DO NOT use the second power outlet on the control box for your shop vac. 7. Watch the assembly videos and download the user manual from the Axiscreat website. 8. Did I mention the fantastic Axiscreat support? Email: [email protected] Bottom line: Buy this CNC if you are looking for high performance at a value price!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by Merc
Style: X6060
Was sent a used/broken machine. Was unable to get product support to replace it or refund it. This is a nearly $2,000 machine after taxes with NO WARRANTY despite the listing implying there is a manufacturer warranty.
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2026 by John P.
Style: X6060
Mechanically this is an incredibly solid machine, much better than expected and more than worth the cost. The control box is underperforming and it caused quite serious problems for me where intermittently the fan (and with that the motors) would suddenly stop even though the connected PC believed the machine was running and the current toolpath was progressing as far the PC was concerned. In this mode, toggling the power button had no impact, the machine could not turn motors on. I also had situations where I could not turn the machine off. I unplug the USB cable, toggle the power button off, and the fan and display are still on. The only way to turn if off is to pull the power cord. At some point the fuse blew, I changed the fuse with the one that came with the device (great service and foresight from axiscreat) and got it all up and running. So far I have not experienced this power issue, so lets see. In the off chance the power issue come back, then it seems to me that this is all easily reparable or swappable. It is my understanding that the hardware interface is rather if not entirely generic so getting another control box should be possible. I had hoped not having to consider this step, but is accepting of the situation. My first customer service interaction with axiscreat for getting help to connect a XYZ touch probe was very good indeed. I got fast and useful help. My second service request about the power issue was a bit concerning as they did not respond to me. At this point 5 days have gone since I contacted them. Even though I could return the machine and get a new within the amazon return window, I chose to keep the machine. The hassle of removing my custom made XYZ touch probe, packing it all up and setting up a new machine does not seem worth the time. I like the machine and intent to use it a lot! I even purchased a M5Stack to setup a MPG pendant for it
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Anders N.
Style: X6060
I bought this CNC in May, 2026 and I have enjoyed every moment I have had with it. For a hobbyist machine, it is very rigid, accurate and could be driven reasonably fast. The stepper motors have decent torque (about 2.2 Nm) and have been performing excellently well under moderately/heavy use without getting hot. There two complaints I have with it, one is the level of cooling fan noise, but I did replace the colling fan, and it is much quieter since. The other is built-in stepper driver, meaning if the stepper driver is bad, one will need to replace the entire stepper motor. However, I understand AxisCreat did not manufacture the stepper motor, but they made the decision to use the motor. Bought the item when they were doing sale and I was able to safe about $200, almost missed the sales, but I contacted the company that the item was in my cart before the sales ended, and they still gave me the discount. Very nice of them. If you are looking for reasonably priced rigid, fast and accurate desktop CNC machine I recommend this machine, because I have no regret with my purchase. Lastly, if anyone buy it, make sure that X,Y axes step per unit ($100 & $101) are well calibrated so you can get precise cuts.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2026 by LOP
Style: X6060
I bought this machine in December, 2025. The base came preassembled, all that I had to do was connect the wiring where needed, and download some software. Unfortunately for me, the control box didn't work well. I tried all of the troubleshooting advice I could find online, which was re-iterated by customer support. Communication took a little extra time since there is a 13 hour difference in time from my location, and it was the holiday season. After sending several short videos of the machine's behavior, they agreed it was faulty, and sent me a brand new machine. Not just the control box, but the full machine. It works wonderfully! Solid built, easy to use, and reliable. Not a bad price at all for a beginner like me.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2026 by Julie Manuel
Style: X6060
I have two of there CNCs I would not buy any where else. Great CNC.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2026 by Danny
Style: X6060
Excellent machine, I think this is one of the best-value higher end CNC machines currently available. The listed cutting area is 60cm x 60cm, but in reality it’s closer to 63cm x 63cm, which means you can comfortably machine a full 60cm x 60cm (24" x 24") workpiece. Assembly Setup is quick and straightforward possibly one of the easiest in this class. The base comes fully assembled, and installation mainly involves attaching the X-gantry to the base with eight screws (four per side). Make sure both sides are properly aligned before tightening (a caliper helps). Since the side plates are threaded, be careful not to strip them. What I Like: Dual HG15 linear rails on every axis. This gives the machine excellent overall stiffness. High-quality finish. The extrusions and plates have a durable, clean finish. NEMA 23 closed-loop steppers with 32-bit controller. The motors are strong, responsive, and offer good speed. The controller works both offline and connected to a computer. I’ve been running it offline without issues. Stiff frame for its size. Despite the large cutting area, I’ve experienced no noticeable flex during cutting. 710W spindle included. RPM remains stable under load. It’s a Genmitsu-style spindle and performs well. What Could Be Improved: For around $1,600, it’s hard to complain. It’s a lot of machine for the price, especially considering how rigid it is and how much comes pre-assembled. A hybrid table would be a nice upgrade, although that would likely increase the price by a few hundred dollars. Cable management could also be improved. Given how solid the mechanical design is, a cleaner wiring setup would better match the overall build quality. Final Thoughts I’ve cut various types of wood at high speeds as well as softer metals, and the results have been consistently clean. When machining aluminum, choosing the right bit and dialing in feed rates is crucial. With proper settings, the machine cuts aluminum smoothly, quietly, and without noticeable vibration. The feedrates I used for cutting aluminum were 550mm/min, 0.2mm passes, spindle was spinning around 10-12k rpm with a single flute 1/8" aluminum cutting bit. It already comes with a capable router, but it’s the kind of machine that would benefit even more from a dedicated spindle. When the current unit wears out, I’ll likely upgrade to one.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2026 by A User