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CNC 3018 to 3040 Upgrade with High Power Spindle Motor
Upgrading a Sainsmart Genmitsu 3018-PROVer with a 3040 Y-axis Extension, an Aluminum Spindle Holder, and a 500 Watt spindle motor by techydiy (Youtuber) Genmitsu Y-axis Expansion Kit 3040 Y-axis Extension...
What is a Z Probe & How do I Use it?
What is a Z Probe? When running any project on your CNC machine, it is vital to accurately define the point at which Z=0 for a successful outcome. For most...
Review of Genmitsu 3018-PROVer Aluminum Spindle Holder
Now, after using the whole new assembly for a few weeks, I have to say that I am extremely happy with it. It takes the usability of this little machine...
How to Use Your Rotary Axis for the LE5040 with LaserGRBL
UPDATED BY GEORGE What You Will Need Genmitsu LE5040 CNC Laser Engraver Machine Genmitsu LE5040 Laser Rotary Roller LaserGRBL Cylindrical Stock Material Before You Start This guide builds on the...
Genmitsu Desktop CNC Router Machine Buyer's Guide
SainSmart Genmitsu series offers desktop CNC machines that are budget friendly yet versatile and powerful. These CNC machines can be used to cut anything from wax to wood and with the...
Introducing the SainSmart Online Resource Pages for the Genmitus 3018 Pro & PROVer CNC
As part of that ongoing effort, we have created master resource pages for our most popular CNC platforms, the Genmitsu 3018 Pro & PROVer. These pages have all the information...
New Tutorial: What is a Z-Probe & How to Use it!
Not sure what a Z axis probe is, or how to use it with your GRBL CNC? Take a look at this guide which tells you what it is, why...
New Tutorial: Tuning your GRBL CNC Settings
Want to get the most out of your GRBL-based CNC? This guide will walk you through the different firmware parameters, helping you understand which settings are worth changing and why,...
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Posted by SainSmart onthe creation of a 30x30-inch 3D epoxy resin sign using the Genmitsu PROVerXL 4x4 CNC router machine.
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Posted by SainSmart onWritten by Timothy S Introduction I have a Festool vacuum system that automatically starts when a connected tool is powered on, which is somewhat similar to how this relay functions....
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Posted by SainSmart onWhy is it called Tramming? No idea and simple googling does not give me a definitive answer. I cannot even say that it has nothing to do with Trams, all the wheels must be square with the rails!! If you cut a level surface and you see that the surface is not actually level, but you can see ‘Tramlines’ or ripples along the surface then the router needs tramming! The larger the bit the bigger the tramlines left on the Spoilboard...
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Posted by SainSmart onWritten by Nathanael R. As a woodworker who’s spent countless hours tinkering with various tools, I thought I knew what to expect from a bench vise. I already owned the...
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Posted by SainSmart onCubiko is LIVE on Kickstarter! Back the project now and secure your early-bird discount! Imagine having a CNC machine that fits on your desk but has the power to create professional-quality...
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Posted by SainSmart onWritten by SainSmart CSS team Proper maintenance of your CNC machine is crucial to ensure its longevity, optimal performance, and precision. Whether you're using your CNC for woodworking, engraving, or...
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Posted by SainSmart onWrriten by Dennis Heinze Simulation "Preview all tool paths" now shows the process and the final result as a simulation. In this step, preview images can also be created for...
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Posted by SainSmart onWritten by Denis Heinze Since our CNC for Dummies article is approaching its 3-year mark, it's time to explore more advanced CAD/CAM software. Previously, we reviewed Easel, Carveco Maker, and...
