Unlock Your Creativity With AlgoLaser Delta 22W, The World's First Smart Laser Engraver
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2023
- Hello folks. In this video I review the AlgoLaser Delta 22w laser engraver, which is the world's first smart laser engraver with a 22W fiber laser capable of engraving at speeds up to 500mm/sec in a large working area of 440x415mm, and it includes an offline terminal display for full offline engraving capability. If you're interested in getting an AlgoLaser Delta, check out the links below 👇
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AlgoLaser Delta 22W Laser Engraver:
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If you're interested in getting an AlgoLaser Delta, check out the links below 👇
Gift: The First 100 Orders: Get one 400*400mm Honeycomb Panel worth $79.99
AlgoLaser Delta 22W Laser Engraver:
algolaser.com/products/algolaser-delta-22w-diode-laser-engraver
Activity page:
www.gearberry.com/pages/product-launch?z_pid=101584&z_code=p13304984407085122201
A wonderful review James, much more professional than mine 👍 Can you tell me what settings you used for the 10mm acrylic and ply?
Awesome video. I don’t suppose you could share the LightBurn grid test files you used for testing the cutting and engraving of metal and steel?
Delta is a great machine!
Ehat settings did you use to cut acrylic and make colors on stainless? Got my delta last week, love it so far
Which Lightburn version did you use for this machine?
Cool
Sensational video.
Is there such a thing as an engraver addiction?
@JamesBiggar, I'm looking into purchasing an engraver. Which is better, the Algolaser Delta 22W or xTool D1 Pro?
I've never tried the D1 but have other xTool engravers. Both are good brands, good quality products. Algolaser is a new company but it was started by the founder of Ortur - both Ortur and xTool were established in 2018 and maintain good reputations. I think the Delta is the better engraver just looking at the specs, but they're both priced accordingly with the Delta currently being a couple hundred $ more (Algo's kit includes a rotary, risers and some consumables while xTool's kit includes an enclosure and consumables). The Delta has a fiber-coupled diode module to amplify the laser so it can produce the same output with less power consumption, but machines of this size don't use a lot to begin with so you're not really saving much on the power bill unless you're running a few of them daily. It also has a smaller spot size for finer detail (0.05x0.06mm vs 0.08x0.1), a terminal display for easier offline engraving, a higher engraving speed (500mm/s vs 400mm/s), and larger work area (440x415 vs 430x390).
@@JamesBiggar Thank you so much for your input.
Ok, @JamesBiggar, I got my Delta & it's set up. I want to engrave a photo of my late family pet dog, Emily. What settings do I input on the LCD screen or on the phone app? I don't have a laptop.
How long did the owl on SS and the bike on coated aluminium take to etch? Approx
The owl took a few hours because some of the colour settings require low intervals and speed. The bike took around a half hour or so.
Help me understand the difference between the laser head of the Alpha vs Delta (I’m new to lasers). So, the Delta is a fiber laser? I haven’t found that info anywhere else.
Sorry, I should've been more specific. Alpha is a diode laser, Delta is a fiber-coupled diode laser which carries the beam through optical fiber to amplify it for better efficiency. Wavelength for both is the same. A fiber (only) laser doesn't use diodes and has a different wavelength for engraving different materials (specifically metals).
Thanks, that helps a lot. One more question, is the X axis (gantry) the 440mm dimension? Hoping they eventually sell an extension kit.
Yes, 440mm is the x axis dimension.
Do you know the frequency of the diode, trying to find it.@@JamesBiggar
you are wrong, Alpha and Delta 22 W have the same modules, they are the same. Only the machine is different.
How difficult is it to learn how to use one as in any laser engraver ? Would you recommend this for a first time user?
It's not difficult. If you can use a basic paint or image program to manipulate images or photos or you can create simple models in CAD then you can learn how to use the software and any of the machines that I feature on the channel. Some are more expensive than others for different reasons, every machine is slightly different from the other and they'll all take time to learn, but it's not as complicated as it seems at first. This machine is one of my favorites, I'd recommend it for beginners or pros.
How much is this Laser engraver
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Do you prefer the AlgoLaser Delta 22W or the Ortur LM3 20 Watt?
Delta, for sure. Ortur's powerful, works fine. But the Delta has more features and the frame is a lot stronger/stiffer. Can't rack it out of square like the Ortur. Coming fully assembled helps a lot too.
The founder of Ortur actually founded AlgoLaser.
How does it do color?
By lightly scoring and oxidizing the surface. The colour depends on how much heat's concentrated in the steel. Increasing/decreasing power, speed and intervals will increase or decrease the amount of heat the laser generates and the steel will oxidize accordingly.
@@JamesBiggarthats crazy stuff 😅
thanks for the answare 👍👍
I wonder if they shadowbanned you, only 12k views for a 350k channel, wow!
Bro you are not making a bike
Your ideas are osum
Не рекомендую покупать алголазер даже месяц не отработал и в горантии отказали недобросовестный продавец и некачественный товар деньги на ветер