NymoLabs NBX 5040 CNC Router

[@DaveGatton]

Hey y'all. I am very happy to announce that in cooperation with NymoLabs I now have a discount code link available. You can use this link to go to the NymoLabs website and get a whopping 10% discount on your total order. www.nymolabs.com/discount/DAVE-JX0C7XR5 Also, there may be a new CNC related livestream coming in the near future. Stay tuned.

[@wayneshook7338]

Had to laugh at the reversed rail, did exactly the same thing yesterday! I was looking for that on the "can you see it?" part of the video and still couldn't tell at that camera range. Glad we agree and they did add a right and left inset in the instructions (6040) but right and left are pretty ambiguous IMO as I spun the thing around to assemble it. I'd have liked it better if they'd pointed out the thing it had to plug into (didn't even notice those plugs on the rail until wiring time). Thanks for the video!

[@ljgault]

These smaller units are looking better and better. I would hate to get rid of my Gatton but this is perfect size for what I do. Thanks for the video. Looking forward for more.

[@DaveGatton]

Thanks for watching Larry. I believe this machine is the perfect size for many people. Not everyone "needs" a large machine.

[@OzarkArtsandCrafts]

Enjoyed watching, Dave, great review! I’ve checked their prices and found them to be very reasonable. Cant wait to see it in action!

[@DaveGatton]

Thanks for watching Dennis. Having designed and built a lot of my own CNC machines, I know good components when I see them and this machine is priced very reasonable. More videos to follow.

[@Vintauri]

Looks like a nice benchtop machine!

[@DaveGatton]

It's a very nice one for sure. Thanks for watching Steve.

[@paulsmessyworkshop]

Dave, great review. Seems like a really nice machine for the price shown on Amazon. I really like the removable screen. Two thumbs up from me!!!

[@DaveGatton]

Thanks for watching Paul. I appreciate your support. The offline controller is really nice. I don't think I'll even bother to use a computer with it. I'll just program on the computer I use with my Omtech and use the SD card in the offline controller.

[@nymolabs]

Thank you Dave! The suggestions about the manual are great and we will make some improvements.🤝

[@troypritchard2999]

Thanks Dave, looks like a well built little CNC.

[@DaveGatton]

Thanks for watching Troy. This is one pretty slick machine. So far, I am really impressed with it.

[@BuildswithBrian]

Good video Dave, looking forward to seeing you use and test this more

[@DaveGatton]

Thanks for watching Brian. Much appreciated.

[@RBallarddesigns]

Looks like a stout machine. I like that it comes with a router instead of the little dc spindle that the sainsmart comes with

[@DaveGatton]

Yes. That is a very nice feature. No having to purchase a separate mount for a router and the router on and off are controlled by the program. The RPM level is still manually adjusted by the dial on the router. Thanks for watching Ryan.

[@BuildswithBrian]

Question for you Dave, what post processor do you use if you make your toolpath program using v-carve pro ?

[@DaveGatton]

I would use the GRBL post processor in Vectric Vcarve pro. Either inches or metric will work.