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The STM1325 is impeccable in terms of both quality and functionality, and comes at a very affordable price. However, it would be even better if it came with an automatic tool changer—after all, who wouldn't want to own a professional CNC router like that? (In fact, STYLECNC did offer a model featuring this configuration—specifically the STM1325C—but at the time, I was constrained by my budget and couldn't afford it. Looking back now, I somewhat regret that decision.) Anyway, thank you for building such an outstanding machine for all! Furthermore, beginners need to exercise patience and carefully study all the accompanying instructions to get up to speed easily. As a CNC novice, I am now able to create files using AutoCAD and utilize them within the Mach3 controller software.

Haven't used much but it seams to be a good CNC machine to play with. The 4x8 worktable is large enough to handle all my woodworking projects, and the rotary 4th axis can help me to carve beautiful designs on the table legs turned on my lathe. It was missing a few mounting screws and I emailed STYLECNC to request these parts and also asked where I could get quality router bits. They recommended several well-known tool brands as well as some popular tool makers with budget-friendly pricing, and told me where to source them. When I got package they sent a full set of screws and a complimentary selection of popular woodworking bits. So they care which is nice. Hope to make full use of this machine and learn how to use the included software.

Easy to set up and operate. I use this laser a lot to cut stainless steel plates up to 3/16 inch thick. In reality, it can easily cut through thicker, I just don't work with thicker plating. This laser cutter is perfect for all the projects I'm working on. Works great with my CNC bender. I probably have 3 months of run time on it to date and it's paid itself off 10x over. In comparison, way more convenient than my bandsaw.