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I have to take off the dust guard brush to take a video, routing creates a lot of dust very quickly.

Hey Peter. Yes the machines are great. My first one, seen in the video, still works great. I bought 2 more from them, took delivery about 5 months ago and have been using them right out of the box with no problems. They are a great company and I trust them so much so that I wired them the full amount. Everything arrived undamaged and perfectly working. I even asked for some extra spare parts as some of them are difficult to find here in the USA. I have a friend who is interested in buying machines as well and he asked if we can buy them through me. All of my machines are running constantly with no issues. But even if there are some minor bugs, the company has always been very responsive and helpful to solve them.

Thanks for the information!@@SmartFurnishing

Yes, absolutely. No issues at all.

I have imported 2 more machines now about a month ago and used Brownstone International. However, although they were professional and quick, some of their staff wasn’t very educated and lacked experience in some areas. Overall their cost was much higher too, for that money I kinda expected more. So I would recommend doing a lot more research on brokers as there is always going to be some pluses and minuses. Will depend on what you value more, time, experience, professionalism or cost.

@@SmartFurnishing Thank you! What are their rates approximately? Even though they lacked experience, did they make any "big" mistake during the process?

@@GGBel1 No big mistakes. Just a few close calls that I called them out on and they were able to address them quickly. Like some staff actually admitted on the phone that they were a rookie in my case. Since most of the stuff they import are small crates of clothing or other similar items, because of that they didn’t have a proper fork lift to handle the big crates. One of the clerks told me the guy who was driving it was also a rookie at it. But nothing bad happened, so… yeah. Overall for the 2 imports they took a little over $5k.

You definitely have to do your research of the company you’re buying from and how long they have been in business. This is why I only recommend StyleCNC. I’ve bought 2 more machines from them. They have always stayed and touch and haven’t let me down.

Unfortunately that would not be possible. Since the machine comes fully assembled, and the frame is welded together, the minimum width you would need is 80 inches.

It’s working just as good as the time I received it. So I actually just ordered 2 more.

@@SmartFurnishing Awesome! Thanks for the feedback!

@@SmartFurnishing how much is your total for this ones? I am about to order one. Thanks

@@jtcmlt1 prices vary widely on market and demand. For those reasons they asked me not to share that information.

@peter shchepin , I understand 👍. Do you have an email where we can talk about the process of importing?

How much paper work is involved in importing?

There’s only a few documents needed. First, they send you an invoice, you pay 50% via wire transfer. (Cheapest option, depending on your bank it can be $20~$50) then 50% before shipping. After you pay the other 50% you will receive “bill of landing” which has all the details about shipping and tracking. Before the shipment leaves the country you must file ISF (Importer Security Filing) to avoid fines Just before the machines arrive you will receive Arrival Notice from the shipping company you will need to pay import fees If you have a broker, they will temporarily store and file entry packet for you with the US government and you will be required to pay import fees based on the current percentage amount you paid for the machine. If you don’t have a broker you can take delivery but you must file and pay import taxes with the government yourself within 30 days.

They are definitely AC but never looked at what brand. However I’ve never had any problems with them.

@petershchepin9080 thanks!

Yes its been 2.5 years now and so far I had to replace the spindle as it slowly began to wobble more and more. I was able to find the same one on Amazon and it only cost me $200 to replace. Now it works just as new. Although I contacted the manufacturer and they said that I can even replace just the bearings in the spindle. So I'm planning to do that and keep it as a spare.

Her name is Nina +86 186 6013 3031

They shipped it to Tacoma WA port then it was loaded on a semi truck and taken to Portland Airport (PDX) I didn’t not arrange or pay anything extra to have it be transferred from Tacoma to Portland.

We ordered this machine from China a year ago, the cost of shipping, taxes and delivery were crazy. The machine is amazing. This was for a side business a friend I started but our daily jobs take more of our time and we are willing to sell. Located in Houston Texas. Let me know if you are interested. Our machine is the same as the one from the video but has the water tank to cut metals too.

@@shadowlaram241 have to sold the cnc yet?

@@shadowlaram241 I am also in Houston

@@jtcmlt1 whats your email?

@@shadowlaram241 How do I send you my email privately? Or, what is the name of your business so I can find you. Otherwise, I will be ordering from China soon.

Do you mean hooking it up to 240v? I’ve had it for 3 years now and it’s working just as new on 240v system.

I’m not sure what F value is. But I do know that it didn’t use to read the set feed speed. After changing the settings it does. So if a cut needs to change feed speed half way through the cut it will do that. However the spindle speed cannot be set in G-code: it can only be set manually before the cut. If spindle speed is different half way through the code the machine will pause for 10 seconds to allow you to change it. Also if you have a coolant setting in your G-code, that can also be read, so I use it to run air blast at the bit. And I can turn it on or off in the G-code.

@@SmartFurnishing gotta. yeah, DSP A11 it has limited functions, simple and easy controller, like what u said, can not used to read the set feed speed. but still we can develop simple functions on it, like G code to control coolant as u said.

No complaints, I’m actually considering to buy another just like it.

@@SmartFurnishing We ordered this machine from China a year ago, the cost of shipping, taxes and delivery were crazy. The machine is amazing. This was for a side business a friend I started but our daily jobs take more of our time and we are willing to sell. Located in Houston Texas. Let me know if you are interested. Our machine is the same as the one from the video but has the water tank to cut metals too.

@@shadowlaram241 please send me pictures of your machine to Peter.shchepin@shepinbed.com

@@shadowlaram241 If Peter isn't interested please let me know, I've been looking at picking up a machine like this.

@@shadowlaram241 did you sell the cnc router yet?

The instrument panel automatically displays the current speed, file name and elapsed time when it’s running.

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That’s because the shipping industry is very busy right now with a lot of back order, so it takes more time, which allows shipping companies to rise prices.

@@SmartFurnishing yeah I figured, that’s unfortunate because the price point is great. I have a few questions. Are the motors nema 34? I assume they are servo motors? What is the rapid movement speeds it can do when in the air? And can it cut around 500ipm full depth on 3/4 ply with a 3/8” bit? That was what I used to run my Ez-router at.

Only the spindle is a servo motor. The rest are Steppers and there doesn’t seem to be a limit to how fast you can run them. I was able to run mine at 850in/min

Just negotiate with them hard. Offer 25% cash upfront if they reduce the price. They don’t get the money right away. It takes a while. So if you pay some of it as a money transfer and the rest with more secure way such as credit card or Alibaba. They will more likely to lean in.

The quality of the machine is worth it either way. I run mine for 7 hours a day and it hasn’t skipped a beat for almost 2 years now. Also, whenever I need something or have a question they always reply right away. I trust them at this point. That’s if you send your questions though WhatsApp.

@@SmartFurnishing yeah they asked me for my whats app but im not on whats app lol I guess i need to get with the times

I have a STM1530C (5'x10' with ATC and small removable 4th axis) on the way (Feb17th,2023). I got prices very close to the listed website price without negotiating (Final price was $19k shipped). I only asked for a $500 discount towards the end, but made it clear that I wanted them to take more care to build it right, than to make it absolute lowest price. This was after asking for several upgrades to the specs to make sure that the parts were top quality (Yaskawa 850w servos, Delta inverter, pneumatic rollers, extra vac pump, etc). You don't get something for nothing, and they can substitute components around to get the price you ask for. Or use better parts to get the quality you want. It doesn't make sense if you use this for work to care about $1000 in the end if you will have lower quality or hassles. I don't have my machine yet, but I had no issues with the purchase, spent $125 on an inspection service that visited the factory, saw my machine (it has my name printed on the gantry), took pictures, identified components, measured sizes, test cut, etc. So time will tell, but the company is legit and I have talked to several others in the US that have StyleCNC machines.

There is a USB connection on the bottom of the controller that looks like something you’d find on a printer. But I’m not sure how it works I haven’t tried it.

It’s 220 ~ 240 single phase. 380v is 3 phase. Everything gets converted to DC anyway so I recommend 220 (240v).

@@SmartFurnishing Man that was a quick reply, thanks. Just didn’t want to get something that would require modifications to either the machine or my electrical supply to run it costing more money. Again, thank you and great video.

@@tumblevveed3586 Im in the process of converting a used machine from 380V 3-phase to 220V single phase. I had to replace the contactor with one that has a 110V coil, and the VFD from the 380 to one that converts 220 single phase to 220 3-phase. I have spindle turning, but I believe I’ve lost about 1/2 of the horsepower. You are smart to get the correct power.

They will make the machine to whatever specs you ask for. That is the thing here, you can literally ask for the machine to be built any way you choose for a surprisingly small difference. They can make a custom size, use parts from Germany, Italy, China, Taiwan, include or delete features, control systems, ATC, rotary axis, etc.

Please send me an email to discuss more.

There is no software included. The machine operates on a usb drive. So it basically has its own computer. But if you’re asking about G-code, there are lots of different options available to generate it. I personally use fusion 360, after you model your 3D object, you then switch to manufacturing tab where you create the G-code for the machine. There are lots of UA-cam videos on that. Other then that, the machine computer is easy to use, as you can see towards the end of this video.

@@SmartFurnishing OK I'm a bit confused. What I ment is the software to use for designing different cabinets and wood carving. Such as the Mozaik and there are more options. Thank u for your response

@@Prince-dh8oh unfortunately I’m not aware of software that focuses on your needs. But I’d look into V-carve, they have different versions but only available for windows.

@@SmartFurnishing Thank you.

@peter Hi, since you’re using fusion360 to run the cnc router, which post processor from fusion library will this machine accept? Thanks in advance

Are you referring to fusion 360? I was mostly self thought. I was introduced to it in college and then learned to use it watching UA-cam videos. But overall it’s very intuitive and easy to use once you get a chance to play with it. I would recommend starting by making a semi-complex geometry, that way you’ll be able to quickly learn the basics.

@@SmartFurnishing thanks you so much , right now we are in the market for cnc , is frustrating since we can not afford to pay the money that vendors wants , we do kitchens and closets and your video help us , at least we see an option , thanks again .

It is my pleasure to help the community the best I can. Simply by providing the information that I couldn’t find myself.

I honestly do no know how you thought you could build such a huge machine for so little money...maybe with rollers on aluminum extrusions and rack and pinion drive it would be possible but never ever with linear rails and ball screws. Doesn't matter where the precision parts come from. Precision costs money and cheap Chinese stuff is no particularly precise 😟 I'm sorry to have to tell you this.