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Genmitsu 3018-PROVer V2 CNC Router Machine for Beginner, Mini Milling Engraver Kit with Z-Probe, Limit Switches, E-Stop, Ideal for Wood, Acrylic, MDF, Plastic, PVC (Without Offline Controller)

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  • Best Entry-Level: The Genmitsu 3018-PROVER V2 is the first choice for beginners looking to enter the world of CNC machining. It offers incredible value and opens up a world of possibilities, from creating unique artwork and personalised gifts to starting your own small business.
  • Effortless Enhancement: Accessories can be easily added to increase the functionality of the CNC machine. A wide range of accessories can be added, including extension kits, powerful spindle and offline control, etc.
  • Easy Assembly: The 3018-PROVer V2 has Pre-Assembled Main Parts (gantry frame and the one-piece aluminum spoilboard) and Clear Cable Management. You can have your first CNC machine in under an hour.
  • Wide Application: The CNC machine is capable of engraving a wide range of materials, such as wood, plastic, acrylic, PVC, PCB, carbon fiber, and density board. It can also engrave soft metals like copper and aluminum.
  • Support Services: CAD/CAM software to design and then convert your ideas into instructions (GCode) that the router can understand and execute (common options are Carveco, Fusion360, and Easel). If you get stuck, check out the SainSmart Resource Center (see User Guide) or contact us with any questions.

Brand: SainSmart


Material: Aluminum


Power Source: Corded Electric


Product Dimensions: 16.54"W x 11.42"H


Voltage: 2.3E+2 Volts (AC)


Brand: ‎SainSmart


Material: ‎Aluminum


Power Source: ‎Corded Electric


Product Dimensions: ‎16.54"W x 11.42"H


Voltage: ‎2.3E+2 Volts (AC)


Horsepower: ‎96


Maximum Rotational Speed: ‎10000 RPM


Amperage: ‎1.03 Amps


Base Type: ‎Fixed


Battery Description: ‎Corded electric


UPC: ‎816550022917


Manufacturer: ‎SainSmart


Part Number: ‎3018-PROVer


Item Weight: ‎20.3 pounds


Item model number: ‎3018-PROVer V2


Style: ‎3018-PROVer


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Included Components: ‎CNC Router Machine


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Description Pile: ‎Corded electric


Date First Available: October 21, 2019


Frequently asked questions

The Genmitsu 3018-PROVer V2 is ideal for engraving a variety of materials including wood, acrylic, MDF, plastic, and PVC. It's designed to be versatile for beginners working on various projects.

No, this version of the Genmitsu 3018-PROVer V2 CNC Router Machine does not come with an offline controller. This means you cannot operate it without connecting it to a computer.

The Genmitsu 3018-PROVer V2 incorporates several safety features to ensure user protection, including limit switches that prevent it from moving beyond its intended range, an E-Stop (Emergency Stop) button for immediate halt in case of an unexpected issue, and a Z-Probe for accurate material surface sensing.

Yes, the Genmitsu 3018-PROVer V2 CNC Router Machine is designed with beginners in mind. Its easy-to-understand setup, coupled with features such as the Z-Probe and limit switches, make it an accessible tool for those new to CNC milling and engraving.

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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Sain Smart 3018 PROVer CNC machine garners high praise for its solid construction, comprehensive educational curve for beginners, and impressive performance in cutting through various materials. The machine is noted for its robust build quality and a variety of included upgrades that set it apart from similar units. Both reviewers highlighted the learning process involved with operating the machine and recommended it to individuals willing to delve into the intricacies of CNC machining. Users appreciated the support materials and community available for troubleshooting and learning.

Pros

  • 🔧 Solid, well-built machine with a reputation for durability.
  • 📚 Extensive learning resources and supportive user community.
  • 🔄 Includes important upgrades like limit switches and an offline controller.
  • 💼 Known brand with good customer service.
  • 👍 Effective for various materials and offers high-quality cuts.

Cons

  • 🔍 Assembly and calibration require time and patience.
  • 📏 Limited workspace size restricts the scale of projects.
  • 🧰 Included hold-down clamps and Vee bits considered "fiddly."
  • 🛠 Some basic understanding of G Code, 3D modeling, woodworking, and electronics necessary.

Should I Buy It?

If you are eager to learn and looking for a solid entry into CNC machining with a good balance of price and performance, the Sain Smart 3018 PROVer is an excellent choice. Its robust build, array of features, and supportive community make it suitable for beginners and experienced users alike who are willing to engage with the learning curve. For those seeking an out-of-the-box solution for intricate projects without the need for in-depth learning, it may be wise to consider other options.

    • This is a great machine. Prepare for an education.
Review Image by Michael R. Michael R.
Cutting to the chase, this machine is great. It's built like a tank, assembly instructions were fine, and there are a ton of resourced available online. I got my machine on Sunday, and on the following Saturday was able to cut the piece in my attached picture with no issues. In fact, the only issues that any of my cuts have had were of my own making. The machine works very well. That said, prepare to do some learning, some troubleshooting, and some problem solving. This is my first CNC, but I have extensive experience with 3D printers, and they're the same way. This machine isn't there to hold your hand while carving out intricate masterpieces. It's a tool that you need to learn to use. Another reviewer said something like "8 hours of failure was too much." (I had the same problem that he did. It was solved by changing the "Safe Retracts" setting in Fusion360.) If 8 hours of failure is too much for you, then this isn't the machine you want. To make this (or really any CNC machine) "work", you will need some basic understanding of G Code, 3D modelling, woodworking, and electronics. You don't need to be a master at any of this stuff, but you're going to touch all of it. It will take time. You will screw things up. You will get sawdust in your hair. That's what makes these things fun. Now, more specific to this machine itself, I was very, very impressed. There are many very similar units on Amazon, and I selected this one because of the included upgrades, and the known brand name. I found the machine to be extremely well built, and straightforward to assemble. The inclusion of limit switches is important. While limit switches can be a bit frustrating, they are there to make sure you don't accidentally send the machine a command that will damage it, and the work perfectly for that. I find the offline controller to be wonderful. There seems to be a lot of hate for this part, but I like that I can run he machine "headless" and not have to leave a laptop in my dust shop. I actually had a much smoother experience using the offline controller than I did using the PC-based Candle, but they both do the same job. My motor doesn't wobble, isn't loud, and hasn't had any issue cutting through various woods at 300mm/min. I did several calibration tests on the machine as soon as I got it built, and didn't have to adjust anything. The only bad things about the machine are the hold-down clamps that are included (they work, but are the definition of "fiddly"), the included Vee bits (again, they work as they should, but why give me a bunch of Vee bits and no end mill?) and the size of the workspace. The 3018 is actually a great size for a small workspace like mine, where it will need to be moved and worked around, but just like everyone else, I'd love to be able to make bigger stuff. I've probably said enough glowing stuff about this device, but I'll sum it up, here. When I spend ~$350 on a piece of Chinese technology that's based on open source designs, I expect to get a pretty low-end product that I can usually upgrade to make it useful. In this case, I got a solid, well-deigned, functioning piece of gear. I haven't been this amazed at how well a cheap gadget works since the Elegoo Mars Pro. If you're looking for a cool tool with a steep, but fun learning curve, look no further. If you want to easily and quickly cut wood (or metal) parts with the push of a button, maybe wait a few years. Software That I Used: -Candle (included) for machine control -Easel (very limited free use) for design and GCode Creation -F Engrave (free) for GCode creation -Carbide Create (free) for design and GCode Creation -Fusion360* (free) for design and GCode creation -Inkscape (free) for image design *Fusion360 is the real workhorse, here. It has by far the most features, but also the steepest learning curve. If you're familiar with Fusion360, you'll have no trouble. Otherwise start with Carbide Create. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2021 by Michael R. Michael R.
    • Great Beginner Machine
I've been looking at CNC for some time and could never bring myself to spend the $ to jump in. I do a lot of woodworking and a need finally arose. After reading the mixed reviews, I was very nervous about this machine and even gave thought to canceling, I am glad I did not. I agree with all the other reviews regarding the build, it takes quite a while. You should have no issues if you take your time reading the manual paired with the video. I took my time and it took me about 2 hours. For the first interactions, I simply used the included designs to test and they seemed to work fine. I will say that Candle has a very steep learning curve and I looked for other solutions. Easel worked out great and it has a 30-day free license. The real trick is learning feed rates, plunge rates, pass depth, etc., which comes with testing. A good rule of thumb for pass depth is to divide the width of your cutting bit in half and use that number. If your bit cut's 1/8", set your depth pass to 1/16". Luckily, I have not broken any bits (I bought more aside from the provided ones). I do recommend buying carbide bits, they hold up very well and if used properly they will last. The more you work with it, the more you feel comfortable finding your settings. Also, do your research on the different types of bits and how they are used. Upcut, Downcut, Combination, Ballnose, V-bit, flat end, etc. Using the bits straight out of the box will leave you disappointed if you want to get something carved in a decent amount of time. Use the finer point bits for detailing and buy a larger bit for cleanout. You will thank yourself!!! The only thing I don't like about this machine is the small cutting surface, I kind of knew this coming in but did not think about adjusting size because you need to allow for the hold-down clamps. I will probably buy the Y-axis extension kit to gain a little more surface. Also, the clamps while effective are a pain in the you-know-what to use, so I also purchased the quick clamps for easier clamping & unclamping. Extras to consider purchasing: Quick clamp hold-downs, Y-axis extension kit, upgraded spindle (20k rpm), dust shoe, carbide bits, and some kind of work light if you don't have one. After this experience, I would definitely buy another Sainsmart CNC, only bigger! Overall this is a great machine for a beginner to learn on, and if you are only doing smaller jobs, it is more than sufficient. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2022 by Eric Marshall

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