500W CNC Router Machine, MYSWEETY 3020 PLUS CNC Wood Router 3 Axis Desktop CNC Machine for Metal Wood Acrylic MDF with Limit Switches, Emergency-Stop, Working Area 300*200*73 mm(11.81*7.87*2.87 inch)

The machine arrived quick. The packing was nicely done. An illustrated assembly guide was included. Software also included and worked after some tweaking. Needed to use cmd to locate and assign port in windows 10 and 11. Worked fine with 11. My machine had an issue with the Y stepper motor, and the included Z probe. The seller was quick to resolve my issues and I would recommend them to folks concerned with support and hardware issues.

Had it for three days, worked fine and then boom!!! Everything out of nowhere stopped working.. looked online to get parts and maybe some upgrades, and there isn’t any… do not buy, or you will be stuck with a machine that has no replacement parts at all. The only thing you can replace is the crappy motor.

This machine is great for the beginner and beyond. It has a 500 watt spindle and upgraded axis motors. I cut aluminum with no issues. The machine is well built, very sturdy.This is a lot of performance for the money. i'm very with my purchase, I have no reservations recommending this machine.

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.

The media could not be loaded. This thing is great. Got the feeds and speeds from the company and ran the first cut in the video at about half their recommendation. Made some more cuts afterwards and had no issues.The only initial issue was the Y axis was backwards, but fixed that really quick with some GRBL code… I wouldn’t hesitate to grab this

I buy this on July 8th and at this time I can't working with this machine, and no vary can help me, ask for help before buy this product, not recommended

The media could not be loaded. Machine is solid and well made.Take your time with the assembly.I found that I could use my Bob Cad. And Bob Art to generate NC code, also I can download photos and use BOB ART to vectorize and then generate NC code.This little machine runs great and after a few hours of playing with it, I'm very happy.

Awesome packaging, manual is much better than most import items. Assembled in a couple of hours, could be less than an hour without interruptions. I didn't use any of the provided software. I downloaded Gcode directly from Easel to the SD card and the cut was as expected in wood with 1/8" upcut mill. Have not tried aluminum or acrylic yet. Works good on wood.