CNCTOPBAOS 1610 PRO 3 Axis CNC Router Engraver Machine w/Offline Controller
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Style: 1610 Pro w/ offline controller
Features
- Model: Upgrade Version 1610 Pro; With White Offline Controller,you can operate this machine without connect to the computer; offline controller included a SD card reader to write into the root directory G-code files or NC file; Support manually adjust X, Y, Z axis location as engraving starting point,manually open or close spindle
- Working area: 7.08x3.93x1.77 inches/18x10x4.5cm ; Frame size: 11.81x10.23x9.84 inches/30x26x25cm; Type:USB port Desktop cnc router; Spindle: Dia 45mm 10000rpm max power 120W; ER11-3.175mm can be replaced 0-7mm collet; Nema17 42 stepper motor 1.3A/0.3N.m/42x42x34 mm
- Supporting files:G-code nc/txt/tape/gcode; Main application: Can be engraved plastic, wood, acrylic, pvc, pcb, wood and the like material,and soft metal like copper and aluminum and other materials etc
- GRBL Software: Our parcel include 4G USB flash drive,pls download the installation instructions,user manual and GRBL software from the USB flash drive; System requirements: Windows XP SP3,Win 7,Win 8,Win 10 32/64 can be and Linux
Description
Specification: Main Page Control Page File Page The control board support two engraving methods,our package comes with a spindle motor but without the module in the picture above. Q&A Q: What materials can the milling cutter generally engrave or cut? A: Wood, acrylic (acrylic), pcb, pvb, soft metal, iron, glass, stone etc. Q: What thickness of wood or acrylic can generally be cut by module? A: 3-5mm wood board (acrylic), speed setting 100, power setting 1000; Multiple cuts can cut 12mm wooden boards by spindle.
Brand: CNCTOPBAOS
Material: Aluminum
Power Source: ac/dc
Product Dimensions: 7.09"W x 9.84"H
Voltage: 24 volts_of_direct_current
Power Source: ac/dc
Voltage: 24 volts_of_direct_current
Horsepower: 0.16 hp
Maximum Rotational Speed: 10000 rpm
Amperage: 5.6 A
Base Type: Plunge
Battery Description: Corded electric
Item Dimensions W x H: 7.09"W x 9.84"H
Material Type: Aluminum
Brand Name: CNCTOPBAOS
Model Number: 3018
Item Highlight: GRBL Control Desktop Mini CNC Milling Machine, 120W PWM Spindle 10000r/min, Engraving Cutting Acrylic PVC PCB Wood Aluminum
Unit Count: 1 Count
UPC: 619191628292
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Changzhou Rattm Motor Co.,Ltd
Manufacturer Part Number: 3018
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Style: 1610 Pro w/ offline controller
This little machine is very small. Easy to put together. I got instructions for a 3018 cnc and not a 1016. You will outgrow this very fast or just give up learning.
Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2023 by Evo Jeckel
Style: 1610 Pro w/ offline controller
Preface, I'm a CNC noob. As mentioned in some other reviews, the instructions provided in the 1610 box are for the 3018 model which is larger. There are some areas where this seemed to matter during assembly: (1) There is a recommended distance to position the side frames from the rear of the base, which is completely wrong for this tiny thing. I found that positioning those so that the rear most edges of the frames are flush with the rear of the base cetners the spindle in the middle of the bed's Y-travel. (2) There are some screw recommendations that seem to be incorrect even for the 3018; it says to use the same 16mm screws for assembling the base and mounting the bed sliders, but the shorter 10mm ones are needed for the sliders, otherwise the screw "bottoms out" on the bed before the screw head has met with the slider. (3) The forward/rear positioning of the bed sliders isn't clear since the pictures are for the larger bed; I positioned mine so that the bed can travel over the edges of the base frame a little in anticipation that some clearance is needed if I want to cutout directly into the side of a piece. It seems well constructed. It has some weight and nothing is wobbling or otherwise flimsy. The brass "worm gear spring retainer" has to be installed in two different places, but it's not clear how snug they are supposed to be; on one of mine there is a little bit of play and it rattles when traveling in one particular direction (I can see the retainer jiggling) - I'm sure this is not a functional issue because it just needs to maintain the spring and tension, but it sounds like when people pop gum as they chew it. I did some dry runs without a bit installed and everything seems to work great. As a beginner I'm feeling good about this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Style: 1610 Pro w/ offline controller
It took me over 5 hours to put together, the instructions are terrible, no written instructions just pictures and including the wiring was confusing. the software is crap. after over 5 hours I dissembled and sent the crap back.
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2025 by Bob
Style: 1610 Pro w/ offline controller
this is a great machine
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2021 by Baker
Style: 1610 Pro w/ offline controller
Been very curious about these little cnc routers/mills for some time. I have some higher end desktop machine tools (sherline DRO mill, Taig manual lathe, Grizzly micro lathe generic wood/pen lathe). I think I am at the point I want to add a cnc mill or cnc to my Shoreline. But I have been away from CNC stuff awhile. So this purchase was meant to be my. re-education. And if it works, might have some uses. But this is a very small and very light duty unit. Also as with so much import based stuff, you might get pure junk or you might get something with some value. So here is what I have experienced. Vendor shipped on time and no issues. Packaged will and parts were clean, no damage or scratches. Opened box at 7 PM Spent 30 minutes inspecting parts, counting hardware and looking at the pictures (no words) in the assembly part of the manual First two pages base and Y axis took about 45 minutes to assemble. I used a small square and worked hard to make sure everything was squared to the same point. I suspect any binding will/would be an issue. Allen wrenches supplied were ok. I had my little tool kit ready, but the cheapness of the hardware (plated, not stainless) felt like anything more than the supplied tools would round out the hex. I will likely put stainless hardware in at some point. The only fussy part was the retainers for the tee slots. Not well made and several were not threaded well. Ran a tap into all them and it helped. Had a couple extra in the kit, but I used a couple of 3-D printed inserts just to see (on the uprights that hold z axis) Next couple of pages, X and Z axis as well as spindle install took about 30 minutes. No issues. I should note that the accuracy of the parts and machined holes is pretty good. Very little effort or time to insure square. One moment of caution was in installing the spindle. It is clamped in place and held with on bolt closing the clamp. Took me a bit to pry it open enough to get the spindle in place.....mainly due to concern about breaking the mount (plastic...probably ABS). Once I spread the open side to about a 3/8" gap, no problem. Don't be too rough, but it flexed fine and no indication of stress lines. Last step was wiring. NOTE it will take some effort to keep the wire harnesses from looking messy. Gonna find a way to support them. Supplied with zip ties...but something better is in order. Wiring took all of 8 minutes. Plugged it in, powered up the off line controller and all the lights came on. Using the off line controller moved all three directions correctly. Spindle motor spooled up and adjusted speed. Going to set up a dial indicator in a bit and check accuracy. Hit one of the preloaded programs (no bit....just the control) and the machine started working away. So a couple hours of easy (and what I think is fun) work and the tiny machine came to life. Zero issues in parts (other than the insert and hardware quality issue). Zero issues in fit and finish. Zero issues in electrical/control. For a very cheap version of this it seems to be a pretty fair start. I have no illusions that it will be "hogging" material. I am also very curious how accurate it can rout. But, figuring that out and trying some of the little projects I have in mind should be entertaining. Next update will be accuracy and adjustment info based on what I do later to night or tomorrow. Will post photos. I also have a z axis touch off to try...so will show that as well There are lots of low power laser heads that fit..if accuracy is good my play with that as well. And if the accuracy is even close to reasonable specs, I have a couple of printed circuit boards I have created in KI Cad....and really am looking forward to seeing if I can add that capability to my projects. So for now, it has been fun. If you are curious about this type of stuff, you can sure spend a lot more $.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2021 by CAN100
Style: 1610 Pro w/ offline controller
Assembly was pretty easy and I liked the off line control mechanism to test function as well as the included micro sd card to download cutting instructions. Make no mistake, this is a hobbyist grade tool. Perfect for learning cnc on a budget. Good for cutting wood and plastic. It also works as on over head pin router for inlay work.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023 by Karen Z
Style: 1610 Pro w/ offline controller
The quality of the pieces is poor. The stepper motor coupling didn't fit and had to be drilled larger. Fortunately I had a drill press. One of the head screw bearing mounts was miss drilled and required a Dremel tool. Also had to realign the left and right X-axis mounts so the stepper motor didn't bind up. If you're not very mechanically inclined stay away. I did get it operational but as others have said the instructions are almost worthless. For the LOW cost and extra work it will serve my purpose of learning the basics of CNC machines before spending a couple thousand on a real CNC.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2022 by ST
Style: 1610 Pro w/ offline controller
The lead screw for the x axis(t8-4 365mm) didnt thread through the copper backlash nut, nor the bushings pressed into the spindle head. 150$ paper weight until i can find a lead screw the works
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2026 by Kassidy