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- I've heard so much about this laser that I just had to see one for myself. So I drove 1100 miles and snuck into The Clack Shack's shop just to see what it was all about. This is not a full review but a quick test and my thoughts on this laser as many have asked what I think of it.
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I have the MK1 with the 20 Watt upgrade. This machine does an awesome job. Waiting for the newer model to upgrade.
I really like my MK2, it is the 20w. The 30 cuts faster, but I get by fine with the 20. Glad to see you like it also.
I hope to get more time with one in the future and really see what I can do with it. They do look nice!
My exhaust is a testing setup.... lol
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Nice review, I am still deciding what to purchase at this stage as I am going to transition my craft woodworking business over to a laser based business. I think I am wanting a laser machine that also does Acrylic though as well. I hope that The Clackshak can show or demonstrate what can be done to acrylics with this machine as well please not just thin Baltic pine etc I realise this is not a Co2 machine but show us what is achievable with acrylics please.
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All blue diode based lasers will be limited in what they can do with acrylic. It comes down to physics and not power. You'll have decent success with darker opaque colors but transparent,clear and light colors or white it will do nothing to. If acrylic is a big factor in your decision, you'll want to focus on Co2 based machines. It will cut through all acrylics and leave a much smoother finish on the edge.
I thought you had one! Really love my LaserMATIC (as you know). Just wish the fan turned off, but other than that Roly did such a fantastic job on this one. I have put some serious miles on mine and it still seems like a new machine.
This was my first time getting to see one in person and play around with it. It’s a good machine, I’d love to see the extended MK3 that’s coming out later this year.
I want to test an F1 before I buy, don’t know if I am as hardcore as you Sir 1100? Great video. I wish there was a way to see a demo of many of these machines. Thanks
See if you have a Woodcraft store near you. They are demoing the F1 machines in many of their stores. Might be an option to see one in action.
Love my Lasermatic----Hate my F1, nuff said
Be sure to be tuned in to my two year anniversary show, June 15th 3PM EST, and you may just win your very own Roly.
I plan to tune in but I’ll leave the giveaway to others. I feel more than blessed with the equipment I have been able to work with!
Steve, Im looking for your link to your P2 lenses I tried sending you a meager on the live chat but there was so much going on it was never seen
Here are the lenses for most diode laser.
I don't have one for the P2 co2 laser. vintaurisworkshop.etsy.com/listing/1415600195
@@Vintauri oh I thought I heard you say on the live chat that you had them for the P2 is that something you’re considering in the future
One thing I don't see being talked about on The roly Automation is Spot size. lasermatic spot size for the 20w laser is 0.24 x 0.12 ,But wecreat 20w is 0.08*0.10 mm ,and x tool is even smaller at 0.08*0.06 mm. Would this larger spot size on the lasermatic affect engraving quality ?
A larger spot size will have an effect on highly detailed engravings. But even with the larger spot sizes, I've been able to get some nice work out of most diode lasers. I also would take the advertised spot size with a grain of salt. The advertised specs are under ideal conditions and something that is hard for use to test and validate. I try to run kerf tests to see how much square a beam might be and how much material is removed compared to others to give an idea of the spot size, but in all honesty, unless you're engraving on tile with a 5w single beam laser, you're going to see some detail loss and variation in the beam.