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The RATTMMOTOR 3018 PRO is a compact, upgradeable 3-axis CNC router featuring a robust 775 spindle motor running at 10,000 RPM, a durable aluminum alloy frame, and a 30x18x4.5 cm working area. Designed for DIY enthusiasts and beginners, it offers USB GRBL control with enhanced safety features like an emergency stop and axis limits. This versatile machine engraves a wide range of materials including wood, plastics, PCBs, and soft metals, all while maintaining quiet operation thanks to its integrated cooling fan.













| ASIN | B07T6DPRQW |
| Amperage | 1.3 Amps |
| Base Type | Fixed |
| Battery Description | Corded electric |
| Best Sellers Rank | 1,084,017 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 1,838 in Engraving Tools |
| Brand | RATTMMOTOR |
| Colour | Cnc3018pro |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 129 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions W x H | 18W x 4.5H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 6.64 Kilograms |
| Item weight | 6.64 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | RTM |
| Material | Aluminium |
| Maximum Rotational Speed | 10000 RPM |
| Model Number | 3018PRO |
| Part Number | 3018PRO |
| Power source | Corded Electric |
| Product dimensions | 18W x 4.5H centimetres |
| UPC | 680904985384 |
| Voltage | 24 Volts |
I**R
Buen producto
Excelente para empezar a trabajar con CNC
M**9
A lot of machine for a small amount of money
So far so good. Even though the structure is mostly plastic (Bakelite) it is surprisingly rigid. The manual is very basic but good enough to put it together. But don't expect the manual and the included software to get you up and running if you don't already have experience with these kinds of machines. Expect to do a lot of research and some experimentation to get up and running, that is part of the fun! It has a slightly limited feature set, but I strongly for software you go to cam.openbuilds.com. Its free and very great for beginners. You do your design work online and it seamlessly integrates with a small program you download (for free) from the website called "OpenBUilds CONTROL". That website and that small program are everything that you need to get this machine working and producing objects. "OpenBuilds CONTROL" is basically doing what "candle" would do, but it has a nicer interface and imho works better. It provides the interface to the machine via the USB cable, it has easy controls for manually jogging and homing the machine. OpenBuildsCONTROL can open a g-code file and run the machine from that. Or if you design on cam.openbuilds.com the g-code is automatically created and sent to the CONTROL program.
S**.
This is quite awesome for the price
Knowing the CAD software pretty well, this machine is quite useful to me. I am fluent in LibreCad and AutoCad. I use this with Linux laptop so I had to search internet for the Linux version of the Candle, which I had to compile from source. It did turned out to work great. I use dxf3gcode converter program so I can turn my Cad files into gcode to load in the Candle. On overall what I have works great for me. As for the machine itself, I did upgrade the spindle motor to 20,000rpm which is available for about $23 and takes minutes to swap. The machine is very loud especially with larger diameter bits and the 20,000rpm spindle, so I had to construct a box to contain the noise. I am happy with the accuracy of the machine. Note that I do not see that it supports the tool diameter offset... This is an inconvenience, but I got used to build the offsets in my Cad files now over a month later since buying this machine. The precision if fine for me and I do nested inlays in wood and plastic. I do get pretty consistent results from my machine and can make some micro adjustments to the CAD file to make the inlays fitting tighter, but just as is, they end up quite acceptable. The machine gets squeaky from the dust. I tried using PTFE spray lube (dry lube), but it was lasting for less than a job before the squeaking returns. I use regular WD40 now. It lasts for several jobs and is not much worse than PTFE dry lube as far as the dust tackiness goes (I just put a small squirts of WD40 right where the contact points and run it back and forth a couple of times). Very useful machine to me, obvious thing for anyone who gets a CNC is to understand that computer aided drafting is a must unless you want just to cut some downloaded designs. Mastering some CAD software is the biggest hurdle if you do not know how to use one already. Luckily for me I had nearly 2 decades of Cad experience prior to this.
J**Z
MUY YA SE ARMO Y SE ESTA TRABAJNDO PERFECTAMENTE
ESTA MUY BIEN DISEรADO Y TRABAJA PERFECTAMENTE
L**A
Good product
This is a good product for small projects. Be aware that you need software to design projects. There are free ones available.
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