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Stepcraft D.600 CNC System (third generation)
Stepcraft
Best for: Multi-discipline makers who value German engineering and want a versatile tool-changing platform
Typical starting price
$2,200Editorial baseline for this machine
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Quick verdict
The third-generation D.600 is a modular desktop CNC with a 417 x 596 x 132mm workspace, an aluminum structure, roller guidance and lead-screw drives. The machine is listed at 20kg without its table. Compatible milling motors, laser and cutting or printing heads are selected separately, so compare the complete tool and software package. UCCNC and WinPC-NC are available control options. Its appeal is the interchangeable-tool platform and compact format; it should not be sold on unmeasured precision claims. Check the generation on used listings, since older D.600 dimensions differ from the current machine.
Who this fits best
Multi-discipline makers who value German engineering and want a versatile tool-changing platform
Where it wins
- German-designed modular CNC with interchangeable tool heads
- Modular tool system -- CNC, laser, drag knife, vinyl cutter, 3D printing
- 132mm Z workspace on the third-generation D.600
- Compact design with excellent build quality
- Multiple spindle options from 500W to 1kW
Where it falls short
- Expensive for the work area, especially with spindle add-ons
- Modular tools add up in cost quickly
- Choose and learn the UCCNC or WinPC-NC control package as well as a separate CAM workflow
Specifications
417 × 596 mm
2485 cm²
500W
Optional HF-500 v2 or other compatible milling motor; 500W rating refers to the HF-500 v2 EU version
20 kg
$2,200
premium
Full specification table
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