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MYSWEETY

MYSWEETY 2 in 1 5500mW CNC 3018 Pro Engraver Machine, GRBL Control 3 Axis DIY CNC Router Kit with 5.5W Module, Plastic Acrylic PCB PVC Wood Carving Milling Engraving Machine with Offline Controller

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Features

  • 2-IN-1 CNC 3018 Pro - Designed for the absolute beginner, this machine is a great tool for starting CNC learning. It come with the spindle motor and 5.5W module on Z axis. If you use the spindle, please remove the module.
  • Offline Controller- The offline controller is 1G Capacity. You can control the CNC router without connecting to the computer. The CNC router can be placed wherever you want, such as garage and workshop.
  • Versatile- Capable of cutting all types of plastics, woods, acrylics(Only suitable for spindle milling cutter engraving), PVCs, and PCBs, the MYSWEETY can be used on a wide range of projects and materials.
  • Simple Assembly- Assembly instructions are provided, but if you get stuck, contact us with any questions that arise. Thank you!

Brand: MYSWEETY


Material: Phenolic resin + aluminum


Power Source: Corded Electric


Product Dimensions: 15.75"W x 9.45"H


Base Type: Fixed


Manufacturer: ‎MYSWEETY


Item Weight: ‎15.82 pounds


Package Dimensions: ‎17.5 x 9.5 x 7 inches


Size: ‎Extra Large


Material: ‎Phenolic resin + aluminum


Power Source: ‎Corded Electric


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: August 25, 2019


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    • Does NOT include the ball screws pictured, instead uses cheap t8 lead screws. BUT works great!
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It arrived quick, and was well packaged. Setup was relatively simple, and will be quick for anyone who's assembled a 3d printer. The Y axis is assembled already, and attaches with 8 screws on each side into pre-threaded holes. Attach endstops and route wires. After that, mount the PSU and control board. You can mount them on the back as shown, but I'd recommend using an external enclosure to protect the fans from dust/shavings. The spindle is simple, just make sure you mount it low enough for the tool to reach your work or you'll get errors trying to start a job. EDIT: The seller took steps to make it right. Also, the machine works pretty well, even with the gripes listed above. Updated my rating from 2 to 4 stars. As far as the machine goes, it works, though not without some disappointment. My biggest gripe about it, relates to the lack of precision ball screws as shown on the product page. Ball screws along with the linear rails are the main reason I opted for this little machine, instead of a similarly priced larger machine. I was not pleased to find that all 3 axis are driven not by ball screws, but by cheap 8mm lead screws (t8 like in 3d printers). It's not a deal breaker, but I feel very mislead. If this was about 25% less expensive, it wouldn't be a gripe, but at over $500, it stinks. Another gripe, though a minor one, is the bits that are included. I figured there would be a variety pack of small 1/8" bits of differing types, but the tiny package pictured, includes a bunch of the same exact bit, a little bitty 15 degree pointed bit. If you're hoping to cut material or slot aluminum, you should go ahead and order cutters. The collet seems decent, but only a 1/8" is included. There are plenty of sets on amazon with both collets and a variety of bits, so find what you need. Stick to single/double flute endmills for cutting aluminum. I did engrave a small board to test it. It worked, and the job finished. The finish was rough, but the bit was cheap and the toolpath just something quick n easy. I used Easel online to generate gcode based on an SVG from inkscape, then sent via Candle 1.1. I made the following observations as I prepared and ran the job. The knobs on each axis are not square or straight at all out of the box. Thanks to a single set screw, it's about impossible to get them square either. Just poorly designed as far as knobs go, but easy enough to remedy. Doesn't affect axis motion, they just look terrible wobbling while moving. The spindle is noisy... very noisy. I don't know if the bearings in mine are just junk, but there's a bit of gritty noise when spinning ,beyond what one would expect from a spindle of this size. Also, no surprise, dust builds up quick. If you're going to use it for wood, get a dust shoe. If using to cut metals, get a misting nozzle for coolant and compressed air. If you've got one, I'd be interested to hear your workflow, if using open source/free software for CAD/CAM/Control. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2023 by freqfas freqfas
    • Good beginner CNC
Size: Maximum size
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This 4540 CNC is a decent entry level CNC (and a good value when it’s on sale). Assembly went okay but the pictures and parts could have been labeled better. The only issue I had was that the -X axis limit switch was damaged. I saw this same problem in a review of another 4540 CNC clone. I contacted the seller and sent them a photo of the damaged part. They were quick to respond that they would send a replacement part from China and it would take at least 2 weeks. Received the limit switch 18 days later. They also sent an extra switch because there are two different switch orientations. The CNC was still usable with the broken limit switch. I’ve included a photo of the dragon file they included with the cnc. This was cut from a 2x4 scrap using the included bits. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2023 by SB_Fla SB_Fla
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la maquina tiene buena calidad en general, herramientas, SD y accesorios son de pesima calidad, eso se debe comprar de mejor calidad, pero la maquina en si, es lo que promete. pero les dejo esto. escribí algo de gcode que funcionan con este controlador fuera de línea, como Zprobe el Gcode esta en el manual pero como se que nadie lo lee Nombre del archivo y luego El código g que contiene el archivo. Si tiene una sonda Z, este código realizará esa función: Zprobe.txt G21G91G38.2Z-50F200 G92Z (aqui va la altura, midan por que mi disco era diferente a lo que dice el manual ) G0Z5 centromesa.txt G53X215Y195Z-5F1200 Este código busca el Cero de trabajo seteado: ZeroOrigin.txt G21G90G1X0Y0Z5F500 _Zsafe.txt ( te deja a 5 mm del limite de recorrido superior del eje Z) G21G90G53G0Z-5 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2023 by Amazon Customer
    • Great for small projects!
First of all I'll give you a little of my background. I've been programming and operating CNC (Computer Numerical Control) machines for over 40 years. Everything from small 5 axis machines to machines with 50 feet of travel. I've written and published 2 CNC programming manuals that are used by major corporations to train their employees. So I've been around the block a few times. Now. On to this cool little machine. I came up with a special personal project and didn't want, or need, to use a large CNC machining center to cut plastic. I searched long and hard and watched MANY YouTube videos regarding the desktop CNC engraver/routers that are on the market today. There are many sellers to choose from but only a couple different variations when it comes to the actual hardware and electronics. They all, like this one, have to be assembled! There's no way they could sell these at this price point if they put them together and then had to figure out how to ship them. Assembly is really not that difficult if you watch some videos in advance and then take your time. I spent 1.5 hours assembling it while I watched a mindless movie in the background, my laptop at my side with the assembly instructions from the included CD. In reading some of the reviews for this machine AND ALL of the others, the screws included to mount the table to the linear rail bearings are too short. No big deal. When I ordered this machine I also ordered M5x16 socket head cap screws (Actually I got a set of M5's from 8mm to 20mm long just in case). These replaced the M5x12 screws that are packaged with it. So that was a non-issue right from the start. Like I said, the package came with a CD. It has the assembly instructions and all the software that's included. The instructions were easy to follow even though there were few written words. Look at the pictures and make it look the same in real life. There's only 1 dimension that needs to be fairly accurate during assembly. The manual points out that the vertical legs need to be 46.5MM (1.83") from the back end of the side rail. I had a dial caliper handy, so that was easy for me. If you don't have one, the distance isn't as critical as the fact that both legs need to be the same distance from the back end of the side rails. Use a tape measure and be as accurate as you can be. This is important because it controls how square the X axis of the machine is with the table. The front, back and side uprights are NOT CHEAP PLASTIC! They're phenolic resin. It's very durable stuff and this design makes assembly WAY easier and more accurate than the others. The structure will be much more rigid and use fewer parts in the process. So there will be less to align and less to loosen up as time goes on. After everything was assembled it was time to look over and connect all the wiring. This unit came with the CAMTOOL CNC V3.3 GRBL control board with the most current version of GRBL installed (Version 1.1). The board is marked with where everything gets plugged in. However, the spindle motor has no markings as to which is positive (Red wire) and which is negative (Black wire). So I just randomly plugged the 2 in and paid attention to the direction it turned when I first powered it up. Looking at the spindle motor from the top, it should turn clockwise. If it doesn't, swap the red and black wires, like I had to, and it'll all be good. Running it backwards won't damage the motor, but milling tools and drills are designed to spin clockwise and don't work very well if they don't. Once it was all wired I plugged in the offline controller and gave it power. It worked. First time. X, Y, Z all moved as they should. The spindle motor turned on and off. Pretty exciting. Since I understand how to write manual GCODE programs, I quickly whipped up a demo program. Copied it to a micro SD card. Inserted it into the offline controller and sent it. Huh. Off it went. It did exactly what I told it to do. But use CAUTION! The machine defaults to metric movements. If you run a program that is in inches (G20) and then manually move the machine with the offline controller, it will do bad things. The controller defaults to a 5mm step when you do a jog move. If it is still set to inches it moves 5 INCHES not 5 millimeters (.197")! It might be a good idea to have the power cord handy in case you need to unplug it before it goes too far! Better yet, be sure to change back to metric (G21) at the end of your GCODE program! To do more than very simple movements you need 3 things: 1) Software to create a GCODE program. 2) Software to send your GCODE program to the control (Or the offline controller). 3) Firmware in the CNC control board to convert the GCODES to movements. This machine comes with the firmware (GRBL V1.1) to translate the GCODE program installed on the controller board. That covers number 3 in the list of needed programs. To cover number 2, it comes with the software to send the GCODES to the controller. Candle is the name of the GCODE sender. It's on the CD. There are other open source (free) GCODE senders available and they can be found by searching with Google. They all do pretty much the same thing. They send a line and wait for the machine to do it, then send another line until it completes the job. Candle also allows you to move the machine manually and set the X, Y and Z origin points that are necessary to tell the machine where you want it to start. The package does not include any kind of software to actually create a GCODE program. There are MANY programs available that are open source, but difficult to master. There are also VERY expensive programs available that are also VERY hard to master. One of the easiest to learn is Easel. And it's free. It's web based and allows you to draw what you want and then export the Gcode. You can save it locally and send it through Candle. Or it can be loaded onto a microSD card and sent to the machine with the offline controller. The offline controller can be a very good thing! It allows you to run the machine without a computer attached. As a matter of fact, a computer AND the offline controller MUST NOT be connected to the control board at the same time. They both send information to the control through the same ports and they will conflict with each other and neither will work. It's one or the other. Never both! The advantage of the offline controller is it'll keep you from having to keep a laptop or desktop computer near a machine that can make a mess. So the flow is -> Draw (Easel) -> Convert to GCODE (Easel) -> Send GCODE (Candle or Offline Controller) -> Convert to movements (CAMTOOL CNC V3.3 Control board with GRBL) -> Finished project. Once you have all that you're ready to cut something. The bits that come with this package may be good for engraving soft materials, but they're less than ideal to do anything else. I would suggest getting some real endmills. The machine comes with an ER11 collet holder mounted on the spindle motor. But it does NOT come with wrenches! You'll need a 13mm to hold the spindle and a 17mm to turn the collet holding nut. Otherwise, a couple of small adjustables will work fine. It does come with an 1/8" collet. A lot can be done with an 1/8" collet. Most endmills 1/8" and under in diameter have an 1/8" shank and will fit in this collet. ER11 collets are available from 1mm to 7mm (That's .04" to .275" in America). You may want to get a set. Or at least add one for 1/4" shank endmills. Overall I think this machine is an excellent value. No, it won't cut aluminum or steel or anything hard. But for wood, plastic, acrylics and other "soft" materials, it does a good job and is surprisingly accurate and repeats very well. The noise level is reasonable. If you need more rigidity or higher accuracy, keep in mind you'll likely spend AT LEAST twice the price for a base model from anywhere else. Then you have to add to it to get up to the feature level of this machine. *UPDATE* I bought a second one of these and the short socket head cap screw issue was solved. All the screws are good to go now! The new unit also came with wrenches for the spindle collet holder! As long as your expectations are realistic, I don't think you'll be disappointed. Search out GRBL. Find some YouTube videos about assembly. Read a bit. It's quite satisfying to loosen the clamps, blow off the chips or dust, and show off something you worked hard to make. But before you jump in I hope you realize this thing is just like a fishing pole. You can fish with it, but you need more stuff. Like lures and line and a cool hat and a net and waders and then comes a boat and a trailer....... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2019 by Chris M.

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