Rownd CNC Lathe - The World’s First Consumer And Hobbyist-Friendly CNC Machine

[@TheNeighborhoodCat]

wireless gamepad controller.. 😂😂😂😂 heard of this before and it did not end well...

[@johannesfossi5561]

would like to see manual analog knobbs for controlling rapid and feed rates.......

[@BrOkEnSkAtEr1295]

YES

[@BeefIngot]

Not sure you mean analog as opposed to rotary encoders

[@carlfrye1566]

Taig chucker lathe works great. Less than $5k.

[@airgunningyup]

its a kickstarter , the last one like this ( swissmak) stole all the investors money and walked away with 187,000 dollars and delivered zero units. I hope this doesnt end up the same

[@portmanteau.]

Yeah, but is the aluminum aerospace grade?

[@rustyTrombone111]

😂

[@joesosnowski7568]

😅

[@dok.Sanger]

Не знаю как сам станок, но реклама шикарна, я получил огромное удовольствие от просмотра, особенно начало. И захотелось купить такую игрушку. Спасибо. ❤

[@SwissplWatches]

Looks good!

[@jeremyarnold1979]

I would love this machine to make my aluminum and brass chess board pieces. But I still need a full size milling machine to make the 24"x24" board...

[@HeavenlyPalace-Y2K]

Is this actually sold by a functioning company? For Kickstarter machines, I have concerns on future spare parts availability or whether the company survives.

[@elcosmico5841]

Looks promising... can't wait to see it in action.

[@STPerformance]

Can’t imagine this thing to effectively machine steel. Real industrial lathes have massive beds made out of cast iron, which dampens vibrations.

[@malcolmdelgadomonay1242]

Very promesing for mobile and small shops, and hobbyist. INSANE!!

[@timmontano8792]

If I had the spare cash, I'd consider getting one but, not until after the second or maybe third iteration was released. Why? Generally speaking, it takes two or three iterations to work out all of the bugs that the designers missed in their rush to get their wares to market. Buying the first ones that are manufactured means that you're sort of like a guinea pig buyer whose complaints are used to make improvements. Still, it's a nice compact little package. With any luck they will be worry free right out the gate.

[@dncgame2092]

Aluminum bed, too weak.

[@DWplays]

Hermle uses aluminium on their cnc mills, and those are probably one of the best machines money can buy. However I agree with you in this application

[@walmickmcampos3933]

Que maravilha de máquina! Show!

[@ja-no6fx]

possibilities are endless, limited only by your imagination, and work size

[@louissenn9897]

And budget

[@dreizenit7758]

and rigidity

[@kentkevinogates6685]

I think it doesnt cut stainless

[@Imagineering100]

Will it do rigid tapping in 301 stainless.

[@abcdef-uc1rj]

It's very difficult to bring out a quality product at an affordable cost for a new start-up in this niche. Hobbyists would be the main market and their spending power is fairly limited as the premium 3D printer market has proven. The other big market would be schools but they tend to go with established manufacturers. A small business would need something a bit more substantial and capable to be honest. I would buy a small Denford CNC lathe if I were in the market for something like this. It's tried , tested and available off the shelf from an established manufacturer and support, spares etc wouldn't be an issue.

[@jaredvizzi8723]

lol I love them talking up the specs like anybody is expecting this thing to be rigid. It’s a toy.

[@behzatdemir5432]

Hello, I have a store in Istanbul that sells 1000 bracelets daily. Do you have a product that I can engrave logo on perforated 8 and 10 mm steel beads?

[@JamesLee-oy6nt]

It smol

[@김붕회-x7c]

언제 팔아요??

[@ManiacRacing]

The entire tone of this promo makes me want to run backwards. So much mouth noise and so little actual information. I felt slimy listening to it. Hope they spend a fraction as much time and effort building the machine as they do advertising for funds.

[@IndustrialToolsAgency]

HELLO RATE PLS

[@oskarzemcik1548]

"Full package" for 6550$ "special price" for 4800$. Definitelly not for hobbyist...

[@xy4489]

A lathe costs $50k+ so this pricing is very reasonable. It's same price as a Formlabs 3D printer.

[@oskarzemcik1548]

@@xy4489 Not for hobbyist.. Hobby lasthe cost 1k not 50k.

[@xy4489]

HAAS just released a desktop lathe....

[@dmsentra]

What a sales spiel.

[@Exodus199]

Yeah it costs probably about 50 Grand

[@Queracus]

20 micron precision on what material? Based on its size and weight its not particularly rigid, which is allways a problem. the animation also showed that lead screws are used compared to ball screws which have more play. The most expencive part here is the enclosure.... should focus more on actual usefulness of the machine

[@dreizenit7758]

20 micron on ice maybe and fading 😂

[@Drivers_Eye]

BROTATO SONG XDDDDD hahahahaha

[@paul5683]

Someone will buy one of these, struggle with the programming and tool setting, crash it a few times, then he'll crash it so hard that it's going to take some serious money to fix. Then they'll realize that they can't do much with it and just give up.

[@WeberMachineWorks]

now thats not the spirit

[@paul5683]

As an older professional machinist that had to learn cnc turning, I can honestly say that it's a lot harder than it looks. First you need a pretty good understanding of manual lathe work. If you don't know what the proper tool geometry, feeds and speeds of the material that you are cutting. Then the cnc side of the problem. What kind of programming does this thing use , G code or Conversational?

[@WeberMachineWorks]

@@paul5683 Yeah you are right about that. You really need to learn manual lathe operation for sure.

[@Slemi]

Sorry. But once I saw wireless gamepad I lost all of the ineterest. It is just a toy.

[@authentic4225]

What hefty price tag lol

[@3dp_edc]

Consumer at kickstart price maybe and i would hope so w hen ita not even a finished product yet. 7k is hardly consumer level. Kick starter is also hardly hosting a single legit product.

[@hinz1]

Could be a nice precision machine but looks more like a chinesium toy with no real use, whatsoever.

[@GMCRaptor]

Omg there how my money

[@davidrockey7190]

I'm a machinist I wouldn't give 500.00 2 teensy all that can make is a volume knob. Complete waste of money 💰.

[@drumbum7999]

What machine would you recommend that has all or nearly all the same functionality and footprint? Thanks

[@dreizenit7758]

@@drumbum79992nd hand bridgeports and the likes then convert to cnc

[@bjmckay3]

My dog will chew the shit out of that controller!! N will be ok if your making rc cars or small drones etc pred cool

[@ThiomGroups]

🕵️

[@djagrarms7916]

Zero clearance 😂

[@rustyTrombone111]

😂😂😂

[@footballera-i2p]

Just over 4 grands? You must be kidding.... useless as for me

[@spencervoisin7622]

You know what’s good about “bulky cnc lathes”? They’re bulky for a reason. More rigidity. Save your money build your own cnc lathe, retrofit a Chinese 17x4. Buy your own proper cnc lathe. Anything looks better than this (what probably will be) overpriced piece of junk

[@JFBence]

Or just buy a used manual lathe for the same price. Yes, it needs the space, but still, you could do some useful machinig.

[@nilskretschmar3305]

HAAS has a better Desktop Lathe

[@spawnguy3591]

This is a terrible idea 😂 Don't buy this.

[@LokiTrismegistus]

Why do you say that?

[@rueuflecomte2539]

absolutely agree this is pease of shit

[@pipthepip2299]

@@LokiTrismegistusBecause he is right. Price will be insane in comparison with productivity. Its like 3D printers - everybody bought it, and now, 95% users do not know what to do with it. Not everyone is an engineer to find use for this, but there is a small catch - engineers already have their ways how to manufacture their stuff, in a much better way than this toy. But yes, its very nice, simple and good design. Good job.

[@59Mrgamer]

​@@pipthepip2299You don't have to be an engineer to have use of this time of machine. It has the same use as a 3d printer but goes even further

[@pipthepip2299]

@59Mrgamer Please read my comment again - you are just confirmed what I am saying ;-) And no, you need to be a some kind of engineer, because otherwise you will end up like with 3D printers - have no use for this. But this time it will cost you much much more.

[@MrCcfly]

ROFL 5000$ hobbyist friendly rofl

[@SupersonicHeart]

🤣🤣🤣

[@madarays]

BS.