Mekanika PRO | Product Presentation | Desktop CNC Milling Machine
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- Discover all about our PRO model CNC milling machine and what it can do for your business, production or development !
PRO is the perfect desktop CNC: packing the speed, power and precision of a professional machine in a compact and affordable format.
As all our products, its plans are 100% open source so you can upgrade, adapt and repair it for ever... They are also entirely conceived and assembled in Europe with components as local as possible.
Our tutorial guide for CNC beginners: • CNC Milling Tutorials ...
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Find out the comparison between our EVO and PRO models : • Mekanika EVO vs PRO | ... & www.mekanika.i...
In need of a bigger production machine? Check our FAB model: • Meet FAB | The machine... & www.mekanika.i...
Mekanika is a Belgian company whose ambition is to make local production more accessible. We produce desktop machines for screen printing and CNC milling, which have been recognized for their quality and ease of use, with open-source plans allowing makers to adapt their tools to their specific needs.
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I wish there were more European manufacturers. Importing a CNC from China or USA is really expensive. I wish you success and let's hope the machine is as good as you saya it is.
But don't forget to tag this as an advertisement. UA-cam is quite strict about that stuff these days.
Thanks, we think the same and try to share this feeling with european makers!
(there is no paid promotion here, this is a video made entirely by us, to present our machine).
Yeah, same thing
I would love to buy it but to Europe it's extra 1k
Hi @ivoasns828 what do you mean by extra?
@@MekanikaTools shipping is approx 300-500euros and then costums duty 400-600euros
@@Asnovichthe you should buy from american manufacturers. It's all as designed, USA is protecting it's manufacturing by artificially making it difficult to get cheap imports (EXCEPT from China... or that WAS the case, not anymore).
Europe does the same and that's OK.
There's plenty of manufacturers of great CNC machines in USA.