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- All-Metal Z-Axis & 0.1mm High Precision - Upgraded metal Z-axis with T8 backlash-eliminating lead screws, 0.1mm positioning accuracy, no shaking during engraving. Better stability than nylon Z-axis models, supports aluminum/brass sheet processing
- 15Lbs Lightweight & Small Space Friendly - Only 15 Pounds and 420x355x280mm compact size, fits any desk corner. 300x180x40mm working area meets DIY, personalized nameplate and small business production needs
- GRBL CONTROL BOARD, USB WIRED CONNECTION - 32 GRBL control board with USB data port for direct wired PC connection; no built-in TF card slot, no Bluetooth, no 2.4G/5G WiFi wireless functions supported; only transfer .nc/ Gcode files via attached USB cable; compatible with Windows XP/7/8/10 operating systems.
- All-in-One Kit & Ready to Create - Include 10 standard cutters, ER11 collet (0.5-7mm), 775 spindle motor (7000-9000RPM) and professional tools. No extra purchase, start your first project in 10 minutes
- STEM Education & GRBL Compatibility - 40+ precision components full disassembly kit, learn XYZ-axis motion principles while assembling. Compatible with GRBL, ArtCam, Fusion360 and Windows/Mac OS, perfect for DIY, school education and maker training
Description
TTC3018 Pro CNC Router Machine,Desktop CNC Engraving Machine Upgraded 3-Axis Engraving Milling Machine for Wood Acrylic MDF Nylon,300mmX180mmX40mm Working Area
Brand: Twotrees
Power Source: ac
Maximum Rotational Speed: 9000 rpm
Color: Black Red
Item Highlight: Upgraded 3-Axis Engraving Milling Machine for Wood Acrylic MDF Nylon,300mmX180mmX40mm Working Area
Power Source: ac
Maximum Rotational Speed: 9000 rpm
Color: Black Red
Brand Name: Twotrees
Model Number: CNC Router Machine
Item Highlight: Upgraded 3-Axis Engraving Milling Machine for Wood Acrylic MDF Nylon,300mmX180mmX40mm Working Area
Number of Items: 1
Included Components: Assembly Kit
Manufacturer: Twotrees
Manufacturer Part Number: 3018 pro
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Lot's of fun and an incredible little machine for the price. Yes, I had a few little problems, but for this price, I'm willing to deal with it. I bought it to cut logos into hardwood side panels for audio equipment. Expect to spend some time assembling the machine and squaring it up. One of the long stand-offs had bad threads out of the bag, I could slide a nut up and down and it would never get tight. Not a big deal, they're cheap and I actually had some laying around. Also, I spun around with the ch340 driver for awhile. I'm on an M4 Mac and it already has driver to connect via serial usb. Installing the 3rd party driver ruins communications to the machine. So at least on my M4 Mac, that was a mistake to install the 3rd party driver. I deleted it. It shows up as a usb serial port connection in the dropdown in the Candle Controller software. Which works on my M4 (btw). After I got the jog functions working, I tested my first files and it would freeze on lines 26,27 and 32 of my file. I spun around on this for at least two hours. I was using the supplied USB A->B cable that was included with the unit. It looks decent, has a magnetic choke on it. As soon as I changed the cable out to one of my USB C->B cables, it continues to make complete runs without errors. Trying to interrupt it and restart has not been successful, but I'm really not worried about it as long as it continues a full run. Working with scrap oak right now. Moving on to walnut next. Why didn't I deduct any stars for these small problems? Because for what this little machine does for this price is rather incredible. I'm on 3rd run now and it looks pretty accurate. UPDATE: DON'T TRY UNLESS YOU ARE READY TO DIG IN-- I went ahead and flashed it with a different firmware and actived the SD card on the unit. WIFI is also avaiable but I don't use it. I now run my 68,000 line .nc g-code files on an sd card with my laptop disconnected. Zero failures on the last 3 runs. Between Candle and gSender, I'm happier with gSender. When Candle lost communication, the spindle would plunge full depth. When gSender lost communication through USB, this did not happen, the spindle stopped. Much safer.
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If I could give 100 stars I’d give them with no problem this machine is just awesome it’s freaking big and built like a tank i had it up and running with in a day and it was making things not just chips so far I’ve made a cocktail smoker and a dish I can’t say enough it’s easy to use easy too set up easy easy easy next I want a laser for it
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2026 by David EVANGELISTA
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Buena máquina, ruidosa y eso que apenas con un motor 775, me gustaría hacer el ubgrade con motor de 550w que venden para esta máquina. Hasta ahora trabajos muy muy sencillos, el verdadero potencial con un motor más potente y robusto, es decir unos 120usd más.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Perfect for DIY Rubber Stamps! I recently purchased the Twotrees Rubber Stamp Kit for my laser engraving machine, and I’m really happy with how it performed. Here’s my experience: Great Material for Engraving: The rubber mat is high-quality and works beautifully with my laser engraving machine. The designs come out crisp and clean every time. Easy to Use: The rubber is flexible yet sturdy, making it simple to carve intricate designs. It’s perfect for creating detailed stamps for my DIY projects. Custom Stamps: I’ve created several custom rubber stamps for personal use, including a few for my small business. They hold up well, and the engraved marks are clear and precise. Versatile: I’ve used the kit for a range of projects—from crafting to marking my handmade items. It’s a great material for all kinds of creative work. Affordable and Durable: The rubber is durable and can be used multiple times without wear, making this kit an excellent value for the price. If you're into DIY crafting or need a way to create custom stamps, I highly recommend this kit. It’s easy to use and gives fantastic results!
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- Fails on Basic Accuracy I purchased the TwoTrees TTC450 Pro from Amazon and returned it within a few days due to its unacceptable lack of precision. A CNC machine has one primary job: to cut accurately. This machine failed on the most basic test imaginable. To check its accuracy right out of the box, I programmed a simple cut: two identical straight lines, both specified at 3/8" wide and 2" long. I arranged them in a simple V-shape, starting from the same origin point but heading in different directions. The result was a clear failure. One of the cut lines was visibly wider than the specified 3/8" dimension (see picture). For a machine to produce two different-sized cuts from two identical lines simply based on the direction of travel indicates a fundamental flaw in its mechanical stability or calibration. If it can't handle a simple straight line, I have zero confidence it can produce anything with the precision required for actual projects. I didn't bother with further troubleshooting; a brand-new machine shouldn't fail such a fundamental test. Thankfully, the Amazon return process was straightforward. Hoping my first experience was a fluke, I ordered a second machine directly from the manufacturer during a sale. Incredibly, it had the exact same imprecise cutting problem, but even more profound. This confirmed my suspicion that the issue is a fundamental design or quality control flaw, not a one-off defect. My experience with the TwoTrees TTC450 Pro has been a month-long saga of disappointment, starting from the moment I opened the box. The problems began immediately: Missing Parts: The machine arrived with missing M3x5 screws right out of the box. A minor issue, but a clear sign of poor quality control. Mechanical Failure: Shortly after, I discovered a critical mechanical failure. The Z-axis motor would spin, but the bit holder wouldn't move up or down due to a faulty coupler. The Deal-Breaker: Even after addressing the coupler issue, the machine's primary function is a complete failure. It cannot cut accurately. Test cuts of two identical lines resulted in two different-sized cuts, one of which was larger than the design file specified. A CNC that can't cut to the specified dimensions is essentially a very large, expensive paperweight. Dealing with TwoTrees' "customer service" was even more frustrating than the faulty machine. Their strategy is one of delay, deflection, and making the customer jump through endless hoops: Slow Responses: Nearly every email from them took days to arrive and began with "Sorry for replying so late." Constant Demands for Proof: For every single issue, I was required to send photos, videos, original design files, and g-code files. It felt less like troubleshooting and more like an interrogation designed to wear me down. Refusal to Accept a Return: When I formally requested a return (well within their 30-day policy), they ignored the request and instead offered a "complimentary set of milling cutters" if I would keep the broken machine. The Return Runaround: After I insisted on a return, they presented a convoluted process requiring me to take more photos and videos before they would even provide a return shipping address. After sending the photos, I was told to wait longer while they "confirm the address with the warehouse." To make matters worse, the issue is still unresolved. It has been weeks since their last email, and I am still waiting for the return shipping address they promised. They have gone completely silent, seemingly hoping I will just give up. Save yourself the immense headache. Look elsewhere!
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A good value, I have cut many CNC products works great
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I set properly set the Vref on the CREALITY v4.2.2 board TCM2208 drivers (If youre paranoid use 30% safety margin = .67VDC OR recommended 20% safety margin vref=.85VDC --> GOING TO 1.2 OR ABOVE=FRIED DRIVER FYI... USE the link below to calculate for any driver /motor setup for variety of safety margins. https://mak3r.de/2020/04/03/stepper-driver-current-and-vref-calculator/ the motor was good to go right out the box, I decided not to add a heatsink currently I've had no overheating problems. I'm using this pancake motor on my e3dv6 Direct drive setup it attaches quite nicely to my BMG style extruders. I will most definitely buy more of these for future CNC/ 3D printer builds.
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