Taig 4019CREXT CNC-Ready Lathe vs Taig Micro Lathe II L1015ER

Technical comparison · Turning (lathe)

In brief

4019CREXT CNC-Ready Lathe and Micro Lathe II L1015ER are not direct competitors: very different prices (~3.2×). Micro Lathe II L1015ER costs less (~€550) and is the entry-level choice; 4019CREXT CNC-Ready Lathe offers more capability at a higher price (~€1775). Judge them by budget, not head-to-head.

Parameter
Identity
Use tier F2 — Intermediate F2 — Intermediate
Price
Price (€) ~1700–1850 € ~500–600 €
Universal specs
Dimensions (W×D×H) (cm) 60.96 × 86.36 × 35.56 cm 39.37 × 41.91 × – cm
Weight (kg) 36.29 kg
Z-axis height (mm) 228.6 mm 228.6 mm
Power (W) 186 W
Voltage (V) 110 V
Maximum speed 1800 rpm 7000 rpm
Declared precision 0.00508 mm 0.0127 mm
Category specs
Swing over bed (mm) 88.9 mm 114.3 mm
Distance between centers (mm) 228.6 mm 247.65 mm
Ecosystem
Cloud dependency No No
Software notes The 4019CREXT ships without a controller or software: the control system integration is entirely the user's responsibility. The included NEMA 23 motor mounts simplify pairing with standard stepper drivers. The most common solutions in the Taig ecosystem are Mach3, Mach4, and LinuxCNC; the choice depends on the control hardware selected. The lathe is entirely manual with no software interface or CNC control. The unit ships with pulleys, a six-step belt and the power feed gearbox, but without a motor: the user must source a compatible 1750 RPM motor and, if needed, an external inverter for speed regulation.

The differences that matter

  • Price: 4019CREXT CNC-Ready Lathe 1775 € vs Micro Lathe II L1015ER 550 € — Micro Lathe II L1015ER wins (+223%)
  • Swing over bed: 4019CREXT CNC-Ready Lathe 88.9 mm vs Micro Lathe II L1015ER 114.3 mm — Micro Lathe II L1015ER wins (+29%)
  • Distance between centers: 4019CREXT CNC-Ready Lathe 228.6 mm vs Micro Lathe II L1015ER 247.65 mm — Micro Lathe II L1015ER wins (+8%)

Which one to choose

Choose Micro Lathe II L1015ER if…

you value price, swing over bed and distance between centers.

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