Laser engraving Leather. Quality vs. Speed

When it comes to laser engraving detailed art, the laser beam diameter reigns supreme. In our latest video, we delve into the delicate balance between quality laser engraving, speed, and power, emphasizing the critical role of precision. Discover how a small spot laser can unlock intricate details in your designs, elevating your creations to a whole new level. If you prioritize quality over speed, this video will guide you in choosing the right laser engraver. Join us as we demystify laser density and empower your artistic journey. Plus a great tip on how to darken your leather laser engravings.
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00:00 Intro
01:04 Laser Engraver spot size
01:52 5 watt Laser Engraver
02:51 10 watt Laser Engraver
03:47 20 Watt Laser Engraver
04:59 20 watt Laser Engraver #2
05:51 5 watt and 20 laser comparison
06:35 Which laser I use and when
07:46 How to make your laser engraving darker
09:44 Conclusion Thank You!
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[@Retronomicon]

Very interesting video. I guess there is no one size fits all. The positive is that depending if you need speed or detail, you don't have to break the bank to get the highest wattage. You can do a lot with a low power laser, even get better results in detail.

[@baronleathercraft]

Well put! When it comes to engraving on leather the 5 and 10 watt machines are going to be better for detail plus they will still cut the leather, just slower then a higher wattage machine. I have heard that there is a laser that has a switch so you can set it to 10 watt or 20 watt. The tech is getting better exponentially. Thank you for the comment.