What We’ll Cover

• How to choose a TwoTrees CNC router
• At-a-glance comparison table
• TTC 3018 Pro – best for first-time users
• TTC 450 Pro – best all-rounder for hobby woodworkers
• TTC 450 Ultra – prosumer power & rigidity
• TTC 6050 – larger work area for serious production
• TTC H40 – compact enclosed CNC/laser hybrid
• TTC H80 – large-format enclosed CNC/laser hybrid
• X5 – advanced 5-axis CNC for complex parts
• Quick recommendations by user type

How to Choose the Right TwoTrees CNC Router

Before you compare individual models, think about the projects you actually want to make in the next 6–12 months. The best CNC router for you depends on five main factors:

• Work area: How big are your typical projects?
• Rigidity & power: What materials do you want to cut (soft wood vs hardwood vs aluminum, etc.)?
• Precision: Are you making decorative signs or tight-tolerance parts?
• Workspace & noise: Do you need an enclosed system or open-frame bench-top?
• Budget and upgrade path: Will you want to add a laser module, rotary axis, or bigger spindle later?

The sections below explain how each TwoTrees CNC router fits into this picture, starting with a quick comparison table.

TwoTrees CNC Router Comparison Table

Use this table to quickly compare work area, capabilities and ideal users. On mobile, you can swipe the table left/right.

TTC 3018 Pro – Best for First-Time CNC Users

The TwoTrees TTC 3018 Pro is your entry ticket into the CNC world. It’s compact, affordable, and designed to sit comfortably on a desk or small workbench.

• Work area: around 300 × 180 × 40 mm – enough for coasters, small plaques, PCBs, and nameplates.
• Materials: soft wood, acrylic, plastics, PCB, and light aluminum engraving.
• Use cases: learning G-code, basic CAM workflows, and testing designs before scaling up.
• Best for: absolute beginners, students, and makers with very limited space or budget.

If you are just starting from zero, want to keep your costs low, and don’t need a big work area yet, the 3018 Pro is a safe and forgiving first machine.

TTC 450 Pro – The Best All-Rounder for Hobby Woodworkers

The TwoTrees TTC 450 Pro is the “sweet spot” for most hobby users. It keeps costs reasonable but upgrades you to a much more useful working area and a more robust frame.

• Work area: roughly 460 × 460 × 80 mm – a mainstream size for CNC signs, trays and small furniture parts.
• Frame: rigid 3-axis gantry with better stability than 3018-class machines.
• Upgrade path: supports higher-power spindle, 4th-axis rotary and laser module options.
• Control: GRBL-based board with Wi-Fi, USB and offline control options.
• Use cases: signs, inlays, cutting boards, boxes, jigs, and light aluminum projects.

If you’ve outgrown the 3018 size – or you’re confident you’ll be serious about CNC from day one – the TTC 450 Pro is usually the best place to start.

TTC 450 Ultra – Prosumer Rigidity and Power in a Desktop Footprint

The TwoTrees TTC 450 Ultra takes the 450 platform and pushes it into prosumer territory with stronger mechanics, smoother motion and more headroom for heavier work.

• Chassis: all-metal frame and upgraded motion components for better rigidity and surface finish.
• Axes: 3-axis with support for a 4th-axis rotary module, ideal for columns, table legs, and round stock.
• Materials: hardwoods and aluminum are handled more confidently than on lighter hobby machines.
• Use cases: premium signs, small furniture, prototype parts and short-run production jobs.
• Best for: makers who already know they need accuracy, repeatability and higher throughput.

If you’re torn between “hobby” and “business,” TTC 450 Ultra is a strong bridge machine: small enough for a garage, capable enough for real paid work.

TTC 6050 – Larger Work Area for Serious Woodworking and Production

The TwoTrees TTC 6050 is a big step up in both size and mechanical quality. It’s designed for makers and small shops that need a larger bed and more robust motion system.

• Work area: around 600 × 500 × 100 mm – ideal for furniture components, large signs and nested parts.
• Motion system: ball screws and linear guides for smoother, more precise motion and less backlash.
• Spindle: 500 W air-cooled spindle with up to ~12,000 RPM for sustained cutting.
• Speed: maximum feed rates up to ~5000 mm/min for efficient production.
• Software: compatible with VCarve, Fusion 360, Easel and Carveco.

Choose the TTC 6050 if you’re moving into serious woodworking, making larger panels and signs, or running small-batch production where machine stiffness and accuracy really matter.

TTC H40 – Compact Large Format CNC & Laser Hybrid

The TwoTrees TTC H40 is a large-format desktop CNC that also supports laser engraving modules, giving you a hybrid platform for both subtractive cutting and high-speed marking.

• Work area: about 1000 × 1000 × 100 mm – a big jump from 450-size machines but still “desktop” in footprint.
• Hybrid capability: quick switch between CNC spindle and laser module for flexible workflows.
• Motion: NEMA 23 stepper motors with leadscrews and linear rails for stable, repeatable movement.
• Use cases: large wall art, furniture panels, big sign boards, and hybrid CNC + laser products.
• Best for: makers with a dedicated workshop who want one machine that covers both CNC routing and laser engraving on a large canvas.

TTC H80 – Large-Format CNC for Big Jobs

The TTC H80 lives on the same product page as the H40 but scales everything up. If your projects are related to furniture, cabinetry or other large works, this is where the H80 shines.

• Work area: around 1 × 2 m class (≈ 2000 × 1000 mm), with roughly 100 mm of Z travel.
• Spindle: 800 W-class spindle, designed for heavier cutting in thicker materials.
• Applications: furniture panels, doors, large signs, fixture boards and nesting jobs.
• Best for: cabinet shops, furniture makers, and serious prosumers who need a big enclosed machine but aren’t ready to jump to industrial prices.

If you frequently find yourself tiling jobs on smaller routers or saying “I wish the bed were bigger,” H80 is the logical next step.

X5 – Advanced 5-Axis CNC Router for Complex 3D Parts

The TwoTrees X5 5-axis CNC router targets advanced users who need true multi-side machining and high precision for complex geometry.

• 5-axis machining: complete 5-sided machining in a single setup, with up to ~40% improvement in precision compared to multiple re-clamp operations.
• Enclosed chassis: SPCC shell with bellows covers on Y-axis to reduce dust ingress and maintenance.
• Control: modern touch-screen interface and handwheel control for intuitive manual positioning.
• Use cases: molds, fixtures, turbine-style parts, artistic sculptures, ergonomic handles and other organic shapes.
• Best for: engineering teams, R&D labs, and highly experienced makers ready to invest in 5-axis CAM workflows.

If you’re already comfortable with 3-axis machining and want to manufacture fully 3D parts with fewer setups and better surface finish, the X5 is the natural next step.

Which TwoTrees CNC Router Is Right for You?

Still unsure? Use this quick guide to match your situation to a machine:

• “I’m brand new and want to learn without spending too much.”
  → Start with TTC 3018 Pro.
• “I’m a hobby woodworker and want to make signs, boards and small furniture parts.”
  → Choose TTC 450 Pro.
• “I want tighter tolerances and I might sell my work.”
  → Go for TTC 450 Ultra.
• “I need a larger work area and more rigidity for serious woodworking.”
  → Pick TTC 6050.
• “I want one big machine that can handle both CNC routing and laser engraving.”
  → Consider TTC H40 (1 × 1 m) or TTC H80 (1 × 2 m).
• “I’m ready for advanced 3D shapes and multi-side machining.”
  → Invest in the X5 5-axis CNC router.

Once you’re clear on your project size, materials, and growth plan, choosing the right TwoTrees CNC router becomes much easier. Start with the machine that fits your current needs – and leaves just enough headroom for the projects you want to grow into next.