That machine is absolutely beautiful Daniel! Fantastic job to everyone involved 👏🏻. I can’t believe that you were not only able to create that beautiful monster but I really can’t believe that you were still able to make it so affordable dude! That my favorite part about this company is that since day one, the mission has been to make a more than decent machine but keep the price obtainable to the average DIYer. Nicely done guys!

Absolutely stoked to get mine!!

Looking good! We will be talking about it on our live show this Saturday night.

1/2 inch depth with a 1/4 inch bit at 200IPM? I never would dream of it. I love these numbers!

I have been following the development of this machine and it looks great.

I’m a newby to CNC and ready to learn on the Altmill. Please hurry building it first batch 😊

This will be my first CNC. Managed to get in on the pre-order. Can’t wait to get it setup in my shop. In the meantime I’m watching/reading as much as I can. Keep up the great work! P.S. My birthday is the end of May. Maybe it’ll arrive in time to be a gift to myself 😆

So happy for Sienci Labs!!! It just makes me sad because I ordered my 48x30 MK2 in late November which I love but seeing this BEAST, I should have waited. Congratulations to you all. ,

Make it faster. So excited!

Thanks for sharing, I purchased a CNC direct from China... I spent 10K all said and done. 4x8 Solid steel frame and gantry, vacuum table and pump, rotary access, 3kw water cooled spindle. Rips through wood at same speeds and feeds with zero wobble. Seeing this machine at these speeds suggests I can probably go higher... maybe will try it out sometime.

absolutely cannot wait for my mine to arrive, so i can watch it carve out a guitar body at light speed lol. and i love seeing how much you guys look like you enjoy what you do! much love from arkansas

The Altmill will be one heck of a birthday gift to myself. Hopefully a couple of the early Aug orders will ship end of July!!

Just ordered!

I just got my 48 x 30 MK2 about a month ago and I really like what I can do on that. The thing that excites me about the altMill is the speed. Man I could use that

If this machine was available a couple years ago I would have jumped at it. Instead I had to piece my machine together from overseas parts and make my own. THANKFULLY I was able to piece together almost every feature of this machine minus the table legs. I think my gantry may be a little stronger, at least it should be. I'm not about to kill myself attempting to prove that by trying to balance on the Z axis. That kind of stuff is for the young, they heal faster. 😉 I'm jealous though, I would have killed for those table legs. I had to build my own. I was hoping to find the table for sale separately in your store for a machine I still have in boxes. Oh well. It looks like it might be integrated into your machines frame though? More rigid that way. Good call. I'll get to support you guys in some way someday. Great job!

Could you talk about the table/spoilboard? Haven’t seem much discussion on it yet. Thanks and keep pushing the boundaries!

I must make my LongMill earn me an AltMill before the end of the year. I want to need a second machine and a beast of a machine at that!

Absolute beast.. should be UltMill for ultimate!

Can you explain the Closed Loop Stepper Motors and how they work with the SLB? I love my MK2 that uses G-Sender and by far the most reliable controller software I’ve ever used. Would like to take my Mach3 machine which has Closed Loop’s Nema 23’s currently have my SLB standing by looking on how you wired it. The spindle was basically plug and play.

Is that the 1.5kW spindle that will come with it? I think an earlier oreview video was using a 2.2kW.

Can you give a breakdown, on the computer setup you are using on the Altmill please. I am interested in setting up a stand alone setup that will be connected via Wi-Fi to my design station which will be running all my design software, and producing the gcode to provide the files I will be running on myAltmill. Thanks in advance for any input you can provide.

What size spindle is on the machine?

I love the idea of this and how affordable it is. However, space is an issue in my shop; it's a small, one car garage. Do you think down the line a 2'x4' version is a possibility? That would be perfect for smaller shops like mine.

Very impressive machine. Do you have any plans for dust collection?

Would love to see rapid override and single block function built into the control. With such a powerful machine crashes get a little more serious. I am loving my Longmill and looking forward to getting an Altmill later this year.

What the shipping cost to ship to Sydney Australia? And is there an adapter for the power supply for Australia?

Does this demonstration use your 1.5Kw spindle option, or the 2.2Kw spindle used on some other videos you guys have done?

The worst thing about the altmill is the name. 😂. The question I have is if it's going to be possible/feasible to set up a face vice so that we can do some end milling for tenons/etc.

CNC newbie here: what about this machine (other than price point), sets it apart from a properly equipped Onefinity elite foreman? I mean if you put a good spindle on the Onefinity and chuck the right bit in it, isn’t it capable of the same? Or am I missing something?

Should have named it The Beast. Unreal how fast it chews up and spits out wood. I couldn't believe it was doing 3/4" deep in one pass. Wow

Seems like a good machine for the price. Would prefer a 4x8 ft version: half sheet just doesn't get it done for many projects. That said, for the price...

What spindle were you using ? 110 or 220v?

I live in Austria...Do you also plan to ship to Europe or have a branch in Europe?

a 4x8 would be perfect.

Bring on a 4x8 upgrade kit

I’m afraid of a cnc that cuts at tablesaw rip speeds. Where can I get one :).

I want one, but I'm still a newbie and that's more machine than I can handle at this moment. If my Longmill were a high performance 60's muscle car, then the Altmill would be a Funny Car dragster. At least that's how I see it.

For those of you wondering, the altmill was not originally geared towards slicing up 300lb fresh tuna filets.

I hate it. How can I tie up $3600 for 5 or 6 months? But on the other hand how can I spend 1 or 2 or 3 thousand more on a lesser machine but one I can take delivery on in 5 to 8 weeks?

I'm sure there is a better way to showcase your product than to post clickbait negative review that's actually a positive review. Thought you folks at Sienci were a little more creative.

how loud is it.....

So mean!

If you don't like the Altmill, You can give it to me.

I do not like this format of, "I hate XYZ", but if this helps get more views, A+.

I knew this was click bait

Just waiting for my tax return........