The Bantam Tools Desktop CNC Milling Machine Launch Livestream Replay

The wait is over! The Bantam Tools Desktop CNC Milling Machine is available to order. Thanks to everyone who joined the livestream event to celebrate the launch of the new machine. We enjoyed fielding your questions and connecting with you all. If you missed the launch event, here is a replay.

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[CDOTS]

3D printer gave me the opportunity to bring ideas to life. I feel this will bring dreams to reality. I'm going to own this.

[tommontgomery]

I was a machinist/programmer for 50 years and now retired. The probing and software was very impressive...until I heard the words..."software subscription".

[andup]

Here is my money I can't Oh, subscription? No Oh, well, the excitement was premature. Too good to be true.

[StuffWithKirby]

Does the material probing rely on conductivity to build plate? Or does it work with woods and plastic.

[jimterry]

Ian Shone? where is the link to check him out?

[PatDooley]

This is awesome! Importing the SVGs is an huge leap. I cannot wait to see this in action. Do you have any around Seattle area that I could visit?

[martinlanesmith]

I have your PCB mill and I am interested in this machine, but I will never buy it while significant features like feeds and speeds
will cost me $200/year subscription. I just won’t.

[tubbedcuda]

The DMC 1 is a more capable machine. It cuts steel, has probing features, and is set up for flood coolant.

[MrEptor]

i love this machine, but i don't like anything that comes whit a software subscription it doesn't mater how you try to justify it you can say a lot of features come for free, but if i have the machine and you chose to remove some feature from the free package its a problem and also when you say "priority tech support" what does that even mean? form me it means that i'll be the last in the queue and i'll receive basic support... sorry guys your machine looks amazing but it's just a no from me :(