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Its a great machine, however at that price point, I can get larger, machine, more power, more features.

This is the best review and really reassured me and calmed me after backing the campaign. Thank you so much kind sir

Great viedo. I would like to see a 4th axis setup in Fusion 360 like for the example file Makera sent with the product. Can´t figure out how to get the 4th axis to turn when milling.

I wish i have this machine😅

Overall it's a pretty impressive "little" machine. I think it gives you most of what you need for most small projects. I'd be remiss if I didn't say though that for a couple grand more (yes I realize thats 2.5x the price of this) you can get a 4x4 cnc machine with much bigger tooling capabilities, more speed, etc. That said, those take up a lot more room as well and eat up more power too. So for a starter cnc project maker, this is pretty slick.

What a great video you put together showing the device in action - very cool! Too bad I didn't know about it during the KS, out of my price range now!

Bravo. Perfect

Bravo.perfect

great review. kinda pricey for me , i would only use it now and then . the machine looks solid , the noise levels are high , the incasing needs improving .

Also possible to milling plexiglass? Thx

Please make it affordable 😩

This is an insanely good review video/tutorial 👍

What a time to be alive. To think a (serious) hobbiest can buy a tool that can do all these different things, unthinkable ten years ago.

What a time to be alive. In the next 5-7 years these will be on the same path as 3D printers. Started out pricey and few and far between and now they are relatively affordable and everybody has one / can get one. It will be absolutely wild to be able to have a desk top CNC.

This looks like bambu labs take on a 3018

Not bad at all considering the top of the line Sherline CNC system is $7,000 and has less rigidity and open loop Steppers

perhaps it would have been worth the money if it weren’t for the round shafts (not rails!!) on the y-axis. the mechanism on the x is like cardboard bent and glued to a screw. If someone gave me something like this, I wouldn’t refuse it, but I definitely wouldn’t buy it.

Amazing video, worked really well for me!

i would like to see the actually time it take to machine metals like silver and gold and if it is well suited for silver and gold, I'm in the jewelry business and trying to figure if this is a machine for me.

Thanks for this. I was starting to consider cancelling my pledge and going with something else. But for the Kickstarter price it definitely seems like a good deal.

Who in their right mind thought adding mouse clicking sounds was a good idea?

That rotary 4th axis at 2:10 looks amazing. Any idea of this can be bought separately? I want to use this in my 3axis cnc router

The country I live in is Korea. How can I buy it? I'm curious about the purchasing process

What's the biggest piece you can mill with this? Likewise can it be used for turning, say if i want to take material off a 300mm barrel?

not worth it

Nice bro 👌🙂😊🙋

Anything over $1,200 and you're a sucker.

Great in depth look What timber are you using for the 3d relief? Im guessing it's a softwood? I currently use a wm3020 with a makita palm router on it for my A4 oak wall plaques and i really like the look of the carvera but the 200w spindle with 0-13000 rpm is putting me off

Exactly the deep dive I was looking for - thanks!

Brilliant! I backed this in the first hour of the Kickstarter and I've been checking the review videos as they've been appearing. Yours is the most comprehensive and informative by a long way. Thank you.

Great review as always

Excellent video. Thanks it was very educational. Can’t wait to get mine.

2150 usd for a machine with round linear guide rails? really?

What type of vacuum system are you using? Have you found problems that the guiding systems are not covered and can get the chips?

I noticed you put some aluminium in the 4th axis, but don’t see any footage of you actually milling it. Did you try it and if so, how was your experience?

Is it usual with these type of machines to refer to end mills by their length, example 25mm and 12mm, rather than the diameter?

15:18 ... Love how much the CNC software is in sync with the machine 🤭

I think you're the first person to actually show the machine moving in real time and what it actually sounds like. Thank you.

Until now I have seen all Carvera Air reviews and this is best of all of them. Very good instructions and detailed overview. Thank you!

I have used this machine for hours, every day for three months, so if you have any questions, please ask. Carvera Air kck.st/3xjdKPF (The campaign has ended; the link is here for reference) Makera: bit.ly/makerahome Kiri:Moto grid.space/kiri/ HSMAdvisor hsmadvisor.com/ Disclosure: Makera provided a preproduction development machine for this review.

This is great! Thanks!

Explanation is soo great

This is difficult for a beginner so really practice makes perfect this reminds me of when I started cad class for building I guess steps become like breathing the more you practice but it’s a lot to keep up with at first

thnx

Nice job on the video, but that spindle doesn't look like 10k rpm...

I don't see how you're able to do this, but I hope you can help. I tried 2 different LED strips and they just can't properly light up my acrylic sign. Mostly it's a faint light near the top where the strip is. I can't get an answer from anyone else on YT who made these acrylic LED signs.

Hey guys, I have a PROVerXL 4030 and I’m running UGS as my G-code sender. I’m keep getting an error code of “(Alarm 1) hard limit has been triggered.” But it happens when in the middle of a project when my spindle isn’t anywhere needs any of the limit switches. Anyone have experiences with this?

wow thank you

What a great video, thanks for sharing 👏👏👏👍

Wow! That was such a great video! I will search for the latest Ortur Master and a few accessories. Which laser head do you recommend to start? Should I get two when ordering? Do you recommend any other accessories? I've seen some people use colored tissue paper (using water or vegetable oil) to hold it on glass. What do you think?