- Masuter Pro 3-Axis CNC Router Machine, Beginner Hobby Engraving Machine All-Metal Structure for Wood Acrylic MDF Nylon Routing Milling Carving

I found the machine to be well constructed. Its robust aluminum frame provides impressive stability, reducing vibrations for more accurate and consistent results. Setting up is simple, thanks to clear instructions and easy-to-use controls that make it approachable for beginners like me. The most notable aspect is its dependable spindle and smooth axis movement, enabling precise cuts on materials such as wood, plastics, and light metals. The wide software compatibility means you can use popular design programs seamlessly. Customer service is outstanding. My machine arrived with a minor hardware issue—occasional misses happen even with top quality control. As a novice, I initially thought I was at fault, but after a chat and some emails, they identified defective hardware. They quickly shipped a replacement part along with instructions. Once I installed the new part, performance improved greatly. Although the work area is somewhat limited for larger projects, it offers sufficient space and versatility for beginner tasks. Overall, this CNC machine provides great value, combining durability, precision, and user-friendly features.

Purchased the MasuterPro 4040 with router. Set up and assembly took no time at all. Literally less than 30 minutes. Ran accurate cuts right off the bat, no headache trying to dial it in. Is it a machine that’s gonna allow me to make parts for the next SpaceX launch? No. But for as inexpensive as it is, it’s pretty amazing what it can do and the quality. It’s fairly quiet, the sound of the material being cut by a bit is louder than any of the motors. A week later I purchased the 40W laser and 4080 extension. I’m planning on using it for guitar making. Haven’t run any on it yet, but tested some smaller patterns on hard maple, ebony, and mahogany and it seemed sturdy and strong enough. Bit quality matters, rpm and feed rate as well. Don’t expect this thing to cut a guitar body in 10 minutes, cleanly. It’s not a $100k rig. Software (not FoxAlien- just the process and technology as a whole) is a bit of a learning curve for doing advanced design and making but if you are looking into CNC, I’m sure you are sharp enough to get over that hump.

I bought this cnc and the extension kit. Assembly was easy, instructions were great. The quality is also great. One of the parts was incorrect but Foxalien was very responsive and sent me a replacement. Overall very happy with this product and looking forward to making a guitar with it!

Assembly was easy straight forward with instructions that were easy to follow and understand, Worked great for the first few weeks, then suddenly the spindle would not turn on, contacted support, explained the problem and they said I should take a meter reading of the voltage (think it was the voltage, I’m not an electrition) so $25 later I tested the voltage, took a photo of every setting. They got back to me and said I needed a new mother board and they had ordered one to be delivered from China ( think it took about ten days. So when I attempted to replace it the problem became obvious, the spindle connection to the mother board had blown, resulting in the connection melting itself to the mother board making it impossible to remove the now redundant mother board, when I informed Foxalien about this, they said I need a replacement spindle cable, I told them I’d had enough and wanted either a replacement machine or my money back (I repeated this several times during our correspondence, each time they completely ignored my request as if I’d never said it) and there reply was, we’ve ordered you a new spindle cable, from China. Honestly I was quite happy with the machine at the onset, but the hoops you have to jump through and the terrible customer service not to mention the weeks you have to wait for any part that fails is unacceptable.

This is the first CNC machine that I have ever owned or even used. I was happy with the size as it fit on my workbench. Putting the machine together was not that difficult (with the help of YouTube) and the quality of the parts were much better than I thought they would be. For the price, I am glad that I purchased this machine, it is well worth the amount I paid for it and it functions quite well. The cuts have been quite accurate and I am very happy with this purchase.

I'm a woodworking phantic and finally decided to purchase a cnc. After a lot of research and watching videos I decided on the Masuter Pro for my first machine. (great reviews and well priced). Set up was very easy and wasready to get strted. After a few more videos I got started. Machine worked greatfor@2 weeks and then seemed to respond when it wanted to. After a few back and forth emails with customer service the problem was still not resolved. They sent me a new control board (@ 5days to recieve, slow post office) and problem resolved. Would recommend for anyone wanting to get into cnc. Will be buying Foxalien for future upgrades andcustomer service. Remember, as with all products not everyone is perfect when coming off assembly and if it is it goes thru hell when shipped no matter how well packaged.

Absolutely love my Masuter Pro cnc machine. I have had this for several months now and can tell you this is a quality machine. I have carved out some very nice projects with this machine. I’ve made so many gifts and things to sell this machine has already paid itself off. It’s just a joy to get inviting the cnc world and the Masuter Pro can take you a long way. I’ve already made so many different upgrades from the many options available from FoxAlien. Dust collection, routers, motors, bed size….. so many things you can do with this machine. I’ve cut all types of woods and the quality of the 3D carves is phenomenal. The motors are spot on from assembly, didn’t even need to adjust the stepper motors any. This is a very solid machine and you’ll be surprised how good and accurate the cuts are. Definitely the machine to start out your cnc journey with.

Soo...thinking about getting into CNC? Well, if you're pretty sure you're going to get into and think you might want to make something larger than like 15" square, then you might want something else. 1. It does NOT have a working area nearly as large as the spoil board, don't be mislead by that. 2. No support under the spoil board. It's a like 1/2 MDF board that spans the full base with ZERO support in the center. Good luck getting a flat firm surface to work on. It will sag and probably already is out of the box. Guaranteed to sag with any use or over time. 3. Spindle is WAY underpowered. You'll have to go insanely slow and very shallow passes at that. 4. Stepper motors are weak NEMA 17, like what many 3D printers use. You'll lose steps with any resistance and there goes your project...ruined. Oh...if your project requires a tool change, you'll most assuredly unintentionally move the gantry when doing tool changes and cause the motors to skip steps and you'll lose your place in your project and will have to go and reset your X & Y minimally. I understand that FoxAlien is either coming out with or may by now already have an upgrade to larger steppers available, but it wont be cheap and by the time you add those in, then the price of this machine just likely grew to more than what you could get others out there in that price range. Otherwise, it's workable and can be worked around or upgraded more cheaply if you're interested. For example...for the weak spindle...just pick up a cheap Bauer palm router from Harbor Freight and install that! Now you'll have the power to ramp up the feeds and speeds to something tolerable, but will still be limited by the puny stepper motors unfortunately. For the sagging spoil board: I have several 3D printers, so I printed my self a support bar to support the middle of the spoil board and now no sag, even with a larger project on the bed. To help combat the skipping of steps during tool changes, I just picked up a couple really cheap small clamps while I was up at Harbor Freight and I clamp the gantry in place on both sides to help them wimpy NEMA 17's hold it in place and not skip! So...if you have access to Harbor Freight and a way to fabricate a support brace for under the spoil board, then it can be used to success with modifications. One of the pics shows a job I did on this. A wedding seating chart done on a sheet of 18 x 24 1/4" acrylic. AFTER I did all those upgrades though, and yes....if you're paying attention you probably noticed that that work piece is WAY larger than the workable carving area. I had to take the control box off the front to allow the longer sheet of acrylic to slide in, then I broke the carve up into smaller portions and starting at the top, filled up as much as I could then tore it loose from the spoil board and slid it in further and out the other side and restarted the next set of jobs....a major work around to do that and not for the weak hearted! Sort of a poor mans version of indexing as it's known in CNC terms, I guess. I'm already looking into a true 4' x 4' CNC to upgrade too this upcoming Spring.

What are fabulous piece of kit, arrived on time and in the most fabulously packed boy in layer and layer of foam. Has kept me amused for hours. Had a small issue with a limit switch and contacted fox alien customer services who where so helpful, they diagnosed the problem which I replaced the switch from the spare from my delivery, they then sent me a replacement which arrived in a couple of days. Now works perfectly real customer service.

Una maravilla, funciona perfectamente y es muy fácil de usar

nulla da dire, è la migliore. per avere il massimo dei risultati per lavori con frese grandi consiglio di cambiare immediatamente il trapanino che però è ottimo per piccoli lavori. Con un bel matita da 65mm si può fare qualunque cosa. ora farò delle modifiche per renderla più grande. per i miei lavori di insegne neon necessito di un piano più grande.

Ich hatte mich schon lange mit dem Gedanken beschäftigt mir eine CNC-Fräse zuzulegen. Meine Wahl viel dabei auf die Masuter Pro von Foxalien und ich bereue dies keinen Moment. Der Aufbau ging Reibungslos von statten und die Aufbauanleitung gibt keine Rätsel auf. Die Kabel sind schon im Kabelkanal verlegt und so war ich nach ca. einer (entspannten) Stunde fertig. Bisher habe ich mich auf Holzfräsen beschränkt und habe keinerlei Probleme damit. Als Software benutze ich Easel, welches für Einsteiger Perfekt ist. Der Kundenservice ist Top und bei Fragen würde ich diesen jederzeit empfehlen. Habe mir dann gleich die 300W-Spindel zugelegt und würde das jedem empfehlen. Alles im allem bin ich mit der CNC-Fräse vollkommen zufrieden.

Super machine. Après avoir pris la fraiseuse CNC matuser Pro. J'ai pris l’extension 40x80 et les moteurs nema23. J'ai voulu reconstruire l'extension et j'ai pris chez FoxAlien la barre central et j'ai commandé des micro Switch. Ce qui me fait deux fraiseuses.