The X1 features a 1,500W permanent magnet synchronous motor spindle, capable of hitting 24,000rpm for fine finishing while maintaining torque for roughing operations. With a positioning repeatability of ±0.01mm and a 400 × 265 × 180mm work envelope, the machine handles metals, wood, and plastics, supported by an optional four or five-axis module for complex geometries. A nine-tool automatic tool changer further streamlines multi-operation jobs, reducing manual intervention.
Founder and CEO Will Wang noted that the primary goal is to provide the performance required for actual manufacturing tasks within a desktop format. To lower the technical barrier, the company bundled the hardware with ToolDance Studio, an in-house software suite. This platform includes Design for Manufacturability analysis, a visual workholding guidance system, and an image-to-model feature that converts photos into editable geometry. The ToolDance X1 will be on display at Messe Berlin through September 8, 2026, ahead of its scheduled Kickstarter launch in October.
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