Annoytools 3018 Pro Max 500W CNC Router

A three-axis desktop CNC with a 500 W spindle over a 300 × 180 × 80 mm work area. It has six limit switches, an emergency stop and backlash-adjustable nuts, and the semi-assembled kit goes together quickly even for first-timers.

~~$599.99~~

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X, Y and Z travel with overall dimensions

180 mm Z travel, ±0.025 mm repeatability

The work area is 300 × 180 × 80 mm, and the tall Z axis takes thicker stock. Repeat positioning is ±0.025 mm and machining accuracy ±0.1 mm.

Close-up of the 500 W spindle and Z axis

2500 W spindle on a 48 V supply

A 48 V 500 W supply drives the 500 W spindle through plastic, wood, stone, aluminium and copper. Rapids reach 5000 mm/min and cutting speed 2000 mm/min.

3Offline controller and Z probe

A GRBL 1.1f three-axis board comes with an offline controller and a Z probe for tool setting. It runs Candle and is built to take a 12 V 40 mm laser module.

Key specs

Work area: 300 × 180 × 80 mm
Spindle: 500 W · ER11
Accuracy: ±0.1 mm
Controller: GRBL 1.1f · offline controller
Weight: 12 kg
Ships from: US warehouse

Good pick if

You’re starting to mill small wood or aluminium parts
You like learning a machine by assembling it

Think twice if

You want a machine that runs straight out of the box

FAQ

Is there a promo code?

Yes. Enter 26BTS01 at Geekbuying checkout when buying the Annoytools 3018 Pro Max 500W CNC Router for 6% off. Conditions: max $20 · orders over $50 · until 2026-10-31.

What’s in the box?

The 3018 Pro Max kit, a 500 W spindle, a Z probe, an ER11 1/8" collet, the control board and offline controller, a switching power supply, a USB cable and USB drive, a US power cord, wrenches and screws, a positioning module, four mini hold-down clamp kits and the manual.

Can it laser engrave too?

It’s designed to take a 12 V 40 mm laser module, but the module isn’t in the box, so you’d add it separately.