PROVerXL 6050 Plus vs 6060 extended original - Sainsmart CNC machines 

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Awesome video! I made my choice several months ago when I got the Proverxl 4030 back in November. I ordered the 6060 kit, but I haven't upgraded it yet. I am surprised that they aren't planning on expanding the newer machine, but it makes me happy with the choice I made. I like having the option to upgrade later should I choose to. Maybe if the work and money grow and I need a 2nd cnc to keep up, I'll get one of the new model

Your channel is the main hobby cnc channel I refer all the newbies to, there is always question that you answer here in the channel that many don't really have a clue on. This video was great but when are you going to upgrade to a 1,5kw watercooled spindle? 🤣

Sainsmart is actually making an extension kit for the 6050 plus but probably won't be released till much later. And I absolutely love my 6050!

This is an awesome video. Thank you. This is the first time i've ever seen your channel and i'm subscribed now. Also, i laughed along with you when you said the bigger hole bit. We're all men, but funny is still funny. ha. Great video again, thanks!

So James I have to say that having just fully completed my 6060 with all your upgrades plus one of my own ( a mortising jig that I can attach to the face of the 6060) and doing a few test cuts with your carveco series I am quite happy with the 6060. I look forward to unlocking the full potential of my machine. I am currently battling an issue in carveco with a project. The vector doctor usage is baffling me and I hope you cover this in the carveco series.

Curious as to why the modified covers on the xy axis rails for the 6060. My 3018 Pro collects a lot of milling dust on the rails, especially while using MDF. Could that be the reason?

Hey James how are you? I have been watching all your videos on youtube and I look forward every time for your next one. In great detail your provide information that is greatly useful for different matters. I thing that I might need your help for my little hiccup. I got , not too long ago, the Genmitsou 6050 pro.Great mashine with a lot of power and I am very happy for that. I am wondering though if I could have a jig mounted for box joind cutting.It seams a little hard because of the moving part underneath for the gentry.Please tell me what you think. Thanks.

hi, question; is there a problem if I want to cut two aluminum sheets with a thickness of 0.05" each one at same time? and what is the max speed per minute? thankU

nice video.. I have the 1010 version myself.. and felt upset to see they released the 6050 the same year I upgraded the original.

Hey guys, I have a PROVerXL 4030 and I’m running UGS as my G-code sender. I’m keep getting an error code of “(Alarm 1) hard limit has been triggered.” But it happens when in the middle of a project when my spindle isn’t anywhere needs any of the limit switches. Anyone have experiences with this?

Do you need to pay import duty on these?

Thank you for the very helpful video. What about the 6050 plus vs proverxl 6060 v2 (4030 v2 with 6060 ext kit)? Any insight you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

Hi James, great content! Just a quick question, looking to get something about this size mainly for wood, but with occasional brass/alu work. I've seen other videos where the surface finish on soft metals is not as great on some machines, I'm guessing this may be speeds and feeds and rigidity. (fairly new to CNC) What's the best finish you've achieved so far on these machines? Do you have any examples? I don't think you have one, but how do you think these compare to the Stepcraft machines? Any thoughts?

Great video! I have a very simple question though, Is it common that a spoil board is held down with just painters tape and super glue? I ask because the extension kit for the Fox Alien Masuter Pro just uses t track for clamping mechanisms, which means I think I could just use strips of MDF as my spoil board. From there I should be able to just use the same leveling process. Am I missing something?

one thing to take into consideration is that you will struggle to get rid of the smaller rails once you upgrade. especially with others doing the same. the 6050 will be easier to sell at a later date holding value for longer than it's predecessor - because on the next upgrade release from Sainsmart - the 6060 will "old tech"

Hey James, are you going to take a look at Sainsmart's new 4040 CNC?

Hi James, I purchased a Sainsmart 4040 pro machine. Using the supplied spindle I am unable to cut anything without bit chatter. I am not new to CNC machining but in my working life I had a 5'x8' machine with a 15 HP spindle so these small machines are new. I have ordered the 65MM bracket for the 4040 my problem now is should I go to the Makita router or buy a 500 watt spindle that has the collet as part of the motor shaft rather than being pressed on. I have purchased several er11 collets. Also I am unable to find out what the collet size is on the Makita router is. Do you happen to know? I am cutting 1/4" hardwood various species with every bit configuration and size you can imagine with feed speeds as low as 2 IPM and spindle speeds from 8400 to 15000. I have tried as many as 10 passes and as few as 3 always getting chatter and a ruined piece. Any advice you could give me will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Jim

I bought a proverxl 6050, i would like to download files to open and run, but which file extension will work

Hello, what are the dimensions of the table that supports the CNC? Because I need this kind of dimension before mounting the CNC THANKS !!!

I've purchased the 4030 cause the floor is removable... so cuttingsize is technically unlimited. maybe l'm even installing a plasmacutter to it 😅.. I expext to use it 70% for Aluminium milling or maybe plasma cutting 🙄

I think it is not a coincidence they strenghtened the Z axis and the frame on the 6050...the 4030/6060's Z axis has a decent wobble, or the axis "nods" back and forth even with lighter spindles and the wobbling increases with heavier routers like Makita. Also the base of the 6050 is very rigid comparing to the less sturdy 4030/6060...extensions always make the frame more unstable. This is what James circumscribed diplomatically, saying "6050 is more precise". The only pro for 4030/6060 is its size... you gain size but lose precision that doesn't pay off in my opinion when you look at you big but sketchy workpiece after carving.