CNC Machine PROVerXL 6050 Plus for Metal Wood Acrylic MDF Carving, GRBL Control, 3 Axis Milling CNC Router Machine, Hybrid Table, Working Area 600 x 500 x 115mm (23.62" x 19.69" x 4.53")

This is a very serious machine. The accuracy is within and actual hair width if not better. Powerful motors that won’t disappoint you. Connects to UGS and other formats with no problem. Assembly was easy and well documented.

This machine delivers as promised. We follow Steve Makes Everything on YouTube and after doing our own research in addition to his reliable recommendations we bought it as an augment to our laser cutter which is of industrial size and 3D resin and filament printers.The machine is very stable and capable; I suspect we will upgrade the spindle, but despite my husband’s depth in all things CNC it must be mentioned that there is a considerable learning curve for any CNC router regardless of brand. This is due to the plethora of bits and how they behave with different woods of varying hardness, the speed with which you carve, and most importantly, the software that supports CNC routers. We are using Fusion at the moment because we bought it for the 3D printers, however, it leaves plenty to be desired. We are in wait of Lightburn’s release of Millmage, which is still in beta but is expected to be released sometime in Q1 2024 and I’m writing this in early January of 2024. Champing at the bit here as Lightburn is what we use for our laser. My husband very much likes it; it’s a very widely embraced platform in the laser community. We have high hopes but are muddling through in the interim with Fusion.You can spend a small fortune on bits; another thing to keep in mind before investing. Again this holds true for any router of any brand. But if you’re ready to tackle the learning curve or if you’ve already done that but are looking to upgrade to a larger carving field this is a valid choice. From what I can tell, its size, quality of build, and stability perch it on the dividing line between purely hobby level machines and industrial machines in that some aspects of this build mirror components of industrial machines yet the size and price point make it more broadly accessible. No regrets.

The media could not be loaded. I am very pleased with the Genmitsu PROVerXL 6050 plus. It's really nice! The machine is really sturdy and firm, I haven't run into any issues while milling yet. Assembling the unit wasn't bad. There were a few places in the instructions that I thought could a bit more clear, but if pay close attention you should be fine. Overall, great machine. I'm very pleased with it.

After extensive research, I chose this CNC as my midsized solution for 3 axis work. every time I use it, I am MORE than pleased with my choice. Easy to assemble, sturdy/rigid, and runs like a champ. Comes with a spindle upgrade mount which many WILL use to upgrade the spindle/router for more consistent work. I MAY replace my Makita router on it with the Sainsmart spindle/router, which comes with the ER11 collet. I HIGHLY recommend this CNC.Edit: 21JAN2025I went back to my Makita RT0701C router within 24 hours of switching to the Genmitsu 710w router. The ER11 was nice, but the Makita far excelled in EVERY other aspect. My recommendation is to upgrade from the stock 300W spindle, to the Makita, tram it in, and go make some chips!

There are so many good qualities to this machine to consider.1. Ease of assembly.2. Simple to operate.3. Extremely well built. German MFG.4. VersatileUnfortunately, their service is horrible. My controller was defective, and it was still under warranty. I sent two emails to the MFG with no response. I was willing to buy another controllerif it was out of warranty.I contacted amazon it they stepped up to the plate and even though I was past the return deadline they allowed me to ship it back.Thank you, Amazon,

This is a top of the line CNC machine for the hobbyist. You don't need to buy those fancy brand named ones. Don't be fooled by those over priced machines. This is very easy to assemble. The only thing that may be difficult is to work on the programs. I used a free program Fushion 360 to get my work done. However, if you are up to it you can learn how to use it through videos online. I highly recommend this machine any day. No issues at all and support is helpful, if you are patient. Don't expect quick replies, because they are a small company with fewer representatives. Be patient and be kind and take your time.

This machine works fantastic. Im just learning so i broke some bits and somehow drove past the upper Z-axis limit switch a few time and bent the limit stop a few times. After bending it too many times , it broke. I checked the micro switch and it sounded like it was working so i disconnected the wires and reseated them. Now it works perfect. I used a clamp for a stop until i got the replacement part. Sainsmart acted quickly and sent the new part.I love this machine!

Purchased this to replace a Genmitsu ProverXL 4030. I needed the additional working capacity and while the 4030 was just a bit too small, the 6050 would accommodate my needs perfectly. I really liked my 4030 which is why I went with the same brand 6050. I just finished setting it up this evening and so far, it seems like a very well designed and manufactured machine. It went together far more precisely than my 4030, and the Z axis is just a beast! I run a 5 lb 1.5 kW brushless spindle and I was quite happy to find that the unit included a 65mm spindle mount as well as a 52mm mount for the included 300-watt spindle. Yeah, toss that 300-watt motor in the trash unless you plan on doing nothing but scratching stuff. I liked that the unit came with a MDF hybrid spoil board, although I'd have preferred a spoil board with 3/4 thick MDF. It's a spoil board so it will be replaced soon enough. When I surfaced the spoil board, I noticed how evenly material was removed from the entire 600mm x 500mm working area. This machine went together pretty darn straight and true on all three axes. I'm impressed with that as a lot of cnc routers require a lot of adjustment to be true. Time will tell how the stepper motors hold up but thus far this machine seems like a really good value for the purchase cost.