In the end I guess it depends on your nature, if you are prepared to take a bit of an initial risk and expect to get your head round a few problems these machines are well worth it. The machines themselves have run fantastic apart from initial adjustments and modifications and a couple of assembly issues they have more than paid for themselves. That is a brief summary of our dealings with the chinese.Īre we unhappy for ordering these machines, no way, they are the best investment we have ever made. Then the communication became a lot slower with a lot of promises made including several which included TNT tracking numbers for supposed parts being already on the way, all of which were false and no parts ever turned up. Second machine arrived middle of this year from second chinese company, excellent email communication untill after arrival when we contacted them about rust on the linear rails and a few minor missing parts. We eventually were able to get a bloke to convert it to run on mach 3 After arrival we had problems trying to work the dsp (like everybody else) but when we contacted the company there was zero reponce to email, we even tryed phoning the sales guy who rang us, but when they answered they couldn't or wouldn't speak english. This was prior to arrival of machine in Aussie. We have 2 routers from 2 different chinese manufacturers (the same 2 manufacturers that you have purchased from.įirst router arrived back in early 2007 had okay communication with china including some phone calls they made to us. Anyone bought advertisting CNC Chinese machine.USA made or Chinese made Laser, that is the question.Both the good and bad points.Ĭhinese manufacturers - Please absorb this information and make improvements where necessary. The purpose of this thread is not to bash the Chinese machines, just your opinion after receiving and using your machine.
So my Question to owners of Chinese machines is this - Are you glad to have bought your machine from China? If not - why not? Do you feel that you had a better option? Hopefully the Chinese manufacturers will address these issues and convince us that they do indeed care about their customers. These problems have probably had a negative influence on intending machine buyers. I know - you feel it should be able to be reprogrammed by the owner. There were also complaints of poorly tapped holes and cross threaded bolts, in other words - quality control issues, and also some owners who had messed with their DSP Controllers and created their own problems with it.
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I was one of the complainers - but it is possible that it was one person trying to have a crack at me. On another thread this week, a particular supplier has come under attack due to customer service issues such as not answering Emails or failing to follow through with delivering items as promised. Writing as a person who has personally Imported 4 of these machines, i can honestly write that it has worked out very well for myself and our family business.
Very time consuming - IF you have the knowledge and expertise to do so.ģ) Buy and Import a machine from China at a very low price. No idea how much the small machines cost )Ģ) Build our own machine. On our side of the world we have 3 choices.ġ) Pay a minimum of $74,000 for an Aussie Built machine. Hi Guys, This thread probably applies mostly to those of us outside the USA, who do not have access to the CNC Routers manufactured by the many suppliers there, or even a selection of good used machines.
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