Our Pick: MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router

It scores 68/100 overall versus 55/100, winning 8 out of 10 comparison categories.

Lunyee 4040
Spec
MillRight Mega
$850
Price
$2299
400 × 400 mm
Work area
483 × 483 mm
95 mm
Z travel
159 mm
500 W
Spindle power
1500 W
41 kg
Weight
n/a
Aluminum frame with HG15 linear guides and 1204 ball screws on all axes
Frame
Heavy-duty aluminum extrusion frame and gantry with thicker joining plates; linear profile rails on all axes, steel rack-and-pinion X/Y drive with independently driven Y motors, screw-driven Z
32-bit GRBL controller with closed-loop NEMA 23 motors
Controller
GRBL in a pre-wired control box; Masso G3 Touch with jog MPG and tool setter optional
Candle, UGS, CNCjs, LaserGRBL (with compatible optional laser)
Software
UGS (MillRight version), Fusion 360, Easel, Vectric Cut2D, VCarve or Aspire

MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router wins 3 of 4 spec categories. Lunyee 4040 Titan CNC Router costs $1,449 less. MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router leads by 13 points overall — here’s where those points come from:

Benchmark Scores

Side-by-side score comparison across all five benchmark dimensions.

55
Lunyee 4040

Overall

68
MillRight Mega
60 Value 78
42 Rigidity 50
45 Precision 52
60 Ease of use 62
45 Capability 55

Lunyee 4040 Titan CNC Router

Pros

  • 500 W brushless spindle included
  • Linear guides and ball screws on all three axes
  • Closed-loop NEMA 23 drive motors
  • Can handle hardwoods with appropriate feeds and speeds
  • Dust shoe, Z-probe and clamps are listed in the package

Cons

  • 400 x 400 mm bed limits panel size
  • 95 mm Z travel limits vertical working space

MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router

Pros

  • Linear profile rails on every axis replace the original Mega V's X/Y V-wheels
  • Steel rack-and-pinion X/Y drive with self-squaring dual Y motors and standard homing switches
  • 159 mm (6.25 inch) Z stroke with over 5 inches of gantry clearance
  • Same frame takes Masso G3 control, 1.5 or 2.2 kW spindles, a 4th axis or a laser later

Cons

  • The $2,299 base kit has no router, router mount or bed
  • 483 x 483 mm work area is small for the price; the XL size adds 16 inches each way for $400
  • Kit assembly is required
  • The 2.2 kW spindle options need a 220 V supply

Verdict

MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router wins this comparison with 8 categories to 2.

It scores 68/100 overall versus 55/100, winning 8 out of 10 comparison categories.

Where to Buy

Price-first merchant links with the clearest reason to click first.

Lunyee 4040 Titan CNC Router

$850

MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router

$2299

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Affiliate links may earn a commission at no extra cost.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Lunyee 4040 Titan CNC Router and MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router?

The Lunyee 4040 Titan CNC Router ($850) features a 500W spindle with a 400×400mm work area and a Aluminum frame with HG15 linear guides and 1204 ball screws on all axes. The MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router ($2,299) features a 1500W spindle with a 483×483mm work area and a Heavy-duty aluminum extrusion frame and gantry with thicker joining plates; linear profile rails on all axes, steel rack-and-pinion X/Y drive with independently driven Y motors, screw-driven Z. Overall, the MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router wins more comparison categories.

Which is better value for money — Lunyee 4040 Titan CNC Router or MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router?

The Lunyee 4040 Titan CNC Router is $1,449 cheaper at $850 vs $2,299. Our value scores rate the MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router higher at 78/100.

Which router is easier to set up and use?

Based on our ease-of-use benchmarks, the MillRight Mega V 2 CNC Router scores higher (62/100 vs 60/100). Both support Candle, UGS, CNCjs among other software options.

Related Comparisons