[NorthernMN]

I have been thinking about a CNC Router for some time, been doing lots of reading to help educate myself but still am unsure of the right machine. I have narrowed my choices to a CNCRouterParts kit Pro4848, Fineline Saturn 4x4 Kit, Probotix Nebula Machine or a Camaster Stinger 1. I know these are very different machines but looking for anyone that has dealt with these companies and some honest reviews of the machines.

[ger21]

I'd throw the Probotix out of the list, as it's a step down from the others.

There may not even be any Saturns running yet, as it's brand new. There are two build being documented here right now.

[nlancaster]

Everything I know says the best value of those 4 will be the CNCRouterParts Pro4848. I have a standard 4896 and love it.

[RodSigns]

Everything I know says the best value of those 4 will be the CNCRouterParts Pro4848. I have a standard 4896 and love it.

Does anyone know where mfg for AutoKarve and DigiTool are located. Not cnc experts. But mfg. Am trying to see manuals etc. And if there are reviews. Any information I can get

[CNCapeTown]

Evening y'all,
I am looking at cnc machines as a new endeavor. Been doing the usual online searches but I wanted to know if anyone here can recommend a machine that works in local conditions and works well and also if any of you are in or around the Cape so that I can come have a look before I purchase. I have also been looking at the CNC Router Parts but my business partner isnt convinced with it and is more interested in the Axiom brand.
Anyy assistance would be appreciated. thank you.

[wizard]

If this is for a business venture, define your needs and choose the machine that best meets them. If this is more hobby oriented then which machine probably doesn’t matter though I’d look for ease of use and good documentation.

From my perspective when buying a light weight machine there will always be issues with robustness of build. How much that matters depends upon your usage.