Description
Highlights:
- Production level cutting speeds (approx. 600 inches/minute)
- Closed loop motor system on all three axis to auto-correct positioning and auto-stop when necessary (reliable for production style work)
- Requires little maintenance during project production
- Advanced, production-style features including Y-axis auto-squaring; limit switches by default; and tram adjustment capabilities
- Cuts materials ranging from hardwoods to plastics, foams, composites, aluminum – even steel
- Support for 80mm spindles and routers
- 49″ x 49″ working area with a max Z-height of 5.5″
- Footprint of 59″ wide and 62″ deep
Lead times
This product has a potentially long waitlist, relative to demand and seasonality. For more info on expected shipping and delivery times, please see our Order Status page.
















James S. (verified owner) –
Had to get the kead screw replaced at kess than 3 months old. Peak construction season here so havent had time to install it yet. Dont know if it will fix the issue. Not at all happy with that experience. Back and forth with tech help yielded no helpful suggestions. Tried calling 3 or 4 times, no answer or return calls. Finally had to go to the forums and ask how to get ahold of a human to talk with someone. Had to reach back out to find out how the issue was going to be handled. On the good, you guys did replace the lead screw for free and promptly once reminded. VERY disappointed in the customer service quality and response times and thats part of why I went with the altmill.
Kevin Hair (verified owner) –
I love my new Altmill 4×4. Set up was easy with the videos. Customer support has been great and very quick responses. The XYZ auto zero is a must have.
patrick b. (verified owner) –
Packaging is excellent. Pretty easy to assemble. Allen tools are a bit sloppy and strip bolt heads pretty easily. Use better tools if you have them.
frank hays (verified owner) –
assembly instructions were excellent
Camille Patch (verified owner) –
One big problem though, the xyz probe needs a code tweak. I’ve crashed it a couple of times because I forgot to select the corner I was using. The speed that the head moves at is waaaaaay to fast during this operation, especially since I have to hold the block down. Very dangerous and frustrating. Also, the stop button on the screen doesn’t work during this time, so I have to run to the big red button.
JAMES B. (verified owner) –
Amazing CNC, reliable and accurate
William Scrote (verified owner) –
I upgrade from the LongMill mk2 30×30. It was a good machine to learn CNCing on. The Altmill 4×4 mk2 is a whole other level. It moves quicker, completes jobs faster and gives a better quality finish than the LongMill mk2. Not having used any other brand of CNC machine I can not compare brands from other companies. But, since my experience of learning on the LongMill mk2 was invaluable for learning how to CNC on a beginners machine I chose to upgrade to the Altmill Mk2 and have not been disappointed.
ERNEST Phillips (verified owner) –
well thought out assembly. went smoothly
Marc McAteer (verified owner) –
A wonderful machine
Travis (verified owner) –
Overall the machine is great. When running at faster speeds the machine will shake when changing directions. Some additional supports in the legs may help with this.
andy s. (verified owner) –
Price seems reasonable for the rigidity of the machine. It was easy to set up based on the video. There were a few things that are outdated on the video that I had to figure out but overall I used the video over the written instructions. I did call but left a message and your team called back but did figure out what I needed to do. So far experience has been good and I have able to make a few things so far.
Gordon Stephenson (verified owner) –
Functionally, everything is top tier and I honestly couldn’t be happier. I was a CNC machinist in my career, and have had plenty of CNC routers over the years. I can confidently say the altmill will be my last, I’m that confident in it’s longevity.
Mechanically there are minor issues I’m still figuring out, the most annoying is the motor placement for the Y axis. I’ve spent hours trying to align the motors to make them run quiet, including beating the mounting plates with a 1lb rubber mallet like they owe me money. A LOT of money.
They still refuse to align.
My next step is a file.