I know this video has a bit of age on it, but it was really informative for someone looking for a first laser. I'll definitely be checking out more on your channel.
Just spent 4K on Omtech website. Bought the AF2028 60W, chiller and fan. When asked where I heard about Omtech I input your TH-cam page. I hope it helps you somehow 👍👊
I just ordered the X-Tool-D1 Laser Engraver with Rotary, 10W Higher Accuracy Laser Cutter, 60W with Support for LightBurn, and the air assist add-on for $850.00. I am a CNC Machinist but I can see the laser engraver is a better buy than a router. Thanks for sharing you knowledge from Experience. 😁
I run a 20+yo Universal V 50 Laser. can't believe how well this Mahine is made Never changed the Laser, Changed 4 sets of Bearings and Drive belts in set of struts on the access Lid. Paid 65k A$ back than for a fully decked out unit rotary included and got more than10 times the money back Super reliable, super happy.
my freind use xTool D1 Laser Engraver with lower power only and HogarDeco Honeycomb Laser Bed as accessory did this jobs but not for metal maters but with Brass Plywood 11.8x11.8inchs
Oh yea, I used to work for a company that did precision laser cutting, drilling, skiving, micro-vias and occasionally engraving. We had machines in the hundreds of thousands of dollars range, even a few into a million dollar range. ESI was a brand, from China I believe, that we had that did UV lasers. Another was the Excellon Cobra which had both UV and CO2 in 1 machine so you could cut/skive/drill with one and do a finish pass with the other. Or a multilayer panel with different materials like copper and dielectric. Cool stuff. Have been thinking about getting a laser engraver for some product ideas I have
You rock; thank you for this very thorough overview. Just starting my research to purchase a laser; your channel has been super helpful as I navigate a world I know nothing about! Thanks!
Hi, This is Olivia from Jinan LaserMen CNC Equipment Co. Ltd, a laser machine manufacturer. Nice to meet you. Fiber laser cutting machine, hybrid laser cutting machine for metal and nonmetal, CO2 Laser cutting engraving machine, laser marking machine, laser welding machine are our main products. There are different models. Please let me know if you are interested in. Looking forward to your early reply Best regards
I have a feeling if anyone knows the answer to this question. Its you.... Are there any Laser EXPOS? walk around see all them in one setting. Hands on experience. Face to face 1 on 1 Q&A.
There a company called aeon, they sell laser, and in their warehouse they have the most of the laser of the market and you can compare with their laser, I own an aeon laser and is my best investment ever.
Yea, Expos are the way to go. Especially when looking at big buck stuff. If I spend 15,000 on a machine I want to see it in person, try it out and talk to a representative that is an expert on it. If I can't try it I won't buy it. Online purchasing is ok for small stuff. For big stuff its old school for me.
You're the go-to guy online who really seems to know his stuff about laser engravers/cutters-could you do a review on the LaserPecker LX1? My wife has a flower farm and sells from a cart in front of our house and at local events. She's always needing signage. The LX1 has a module into which you can insert a chalk marker-that could be awesome for us. I also think there will be times when I want to engrave text on wood for signage. Just want to make sure I'm not missing a cheaper alternative that could do the job just as well.
Hello my friend. I have watched many, many laser YT videos. Yours, this one is by far the most thorough I have seen. Thank you for taking the time to make it. I am going to subscribe and of course like this video and if you have many others I will be watching and liking them to. Thanks again and GOD bless!!
Thanks for the comprehensive review! I am just looking into the entry level machines for the first time and this was very informative. I look forward to watching you make and break more stuff in the near future. By the way, Go Timbers!! (I am a Portland local)
Does this mean that with this new laser head, I could engrave successfully on stainless steel? I'm looking for a somewhat budget friendly laser for engraving jewlery. And I am interested in the X-Tool, but up until reading your comment I thought I would have to go for a fiber laser. Do you have a link for this new laser head?? Thank you!
Very nice video, one thing to mention though... Maybe I missed it, but I think it's very important to mention that diode machines can't cut transparent materials like clear acrylic and co2 ones can.
Just got my XTool D1 Pro 10w and Lightburn is a headache to use. I’ll set the dimensions of the work and frame it and everything is good. But when I try to engrave the diode starts half an inch off of the material and the image comes out about an inch smaller than the dimensions on the screen. I have none of these problems with the software XTool included with the laser though.
Looking for advice here. I need a laser cutter that can cut 1” foam (packing material) that is less than 7”x7”. If it could also efficiently cut .118” acrylic, that would be a huge +++! The cheaper and easier to use the better.
I run a 10K Mazak laser at my job but I’ve been wanting to get a small personal one like this to do fun crafts on the side. This helped out a ton for sure!
I'm interested in working with lasers. One question I wished you had addressed is consumables. Do the diodes have a limited lifespan? How about the CO2 tubes as well? I know you mentioned upgrading the diodes so I'm assuming that's a DYI project and if your diode is 'dead' you can order a replacement. How about replacing the CO2 tube? Are there any other parts that may wear out? Thanks.
Not sure if you ever found your answer but a 60w co2 fiber laser tube is going to give you roughly 1500 hrs of use before it might need replacing, an 80w should give you roughly 6,000 hours of use
So, I’m a woman and I have a business where I do wood work but I am very much not electronic savvy. I have a scroll saw, table saw, miter saw, router, dremel, jig saw/ basically everything but a CNC machine. What work we do is resin art and wood work for home decor. What would be the best user friendly but cuts what we need? I’m wanting more of a wood cutter and not an engraver. Yes? That would be a plus, but I’m wanting to cut words/fonts out of wood and put it on other items to paint or resin. (ie- welcome sign). Clearly I don’t need 7k+ type machine so what would you suggest for someone that does my line of work at home?
I'm new to this. I'm a hobbyist woodworker and it seems clear that a diode machine will be what I want. But I still have so many questions. What does air assist do? What wattage would I want and what difference does power make (speed?). What software is most common and will I have to spend money on that? Can the software run on an ipad (don't have a laptop)? How long do diodes last and what do they cost to replace? Can I run these in a cold environment (think garage in Minnesota in the winter)?
I wonder if a BL Touch from the 3D printing world could be added to a CO² laser. Once calibrated and outer dimensions specified it could perfectly dial in the focal point.
Love these reviews, but would like to have your opinion on a laser that is portable and fast. I am looking for a laser to put in my craft show trailer. My main pourpose would be for engraving anodized aluminum minimalist wallets, flasks and tumblers. I currently have an XTool D1. I was going to use it, but it takes it around 10 minutes to do a wallet and I want this time frame brought down. So, I am thinking a fiber may be the best choice....but I also want to keep it sub-$2000 if possible. It will be powered using a gas powered generator and will be in an enclosed area (meaining out of spectator viewing range - but still well ventilated). Thoughts?
I have the FoxAlien Masuter Pro, I have the 40W laser with it but thankfully they're super powerful giving a 10W output.. Not many others do that on a 40W..
Great video! I've found the Atomstack X20 Pro to be my go-to diode laser for the past couple of months as I've mostly been cutting thin plywood and MDF and the included air assist gets really clean cuts. I'm looking forward to trying out the Gweike Cloud since you've had good things to say about it. It seems like their name is pronounced "g veek", I found an employee video where they were all pronouncing it this way.
@@makeorbreakshop looked at the AtomStack too. Do you have videos recommending products? I don’t care a ton about cutting, really want a good engraving machine. Hard to choose between multi-diode machines and CO2
we are ready to order the 20 w pro machine..is there a difference in the gray machine from the red machine? If i order an extension table, do i need to order 2 honeycomb sheets...Does the software come with the machine? what all would you order for this machine? Can someone please help with these questions....what is the difference between the metal risers and the wood riser blocks?
question please as for the printer machine we know that it need for the ink , what about the laser machine do they need for some thing like that monthly or as need?
Engraving DPI is hugely important. While I know 1200 DPI on a diode or fiber is doable, they are mainly marking machines (not cutting). When I compared machines, I asked specifically about DPI ... they all report higher numbers than to be expected AND/or skipped around an answer ... their website numbers cannot be trusted. The newer gen. machines have better motors than the 4+ yr old designs and can consistently do +800dpi, like the 2 co2 machines you mentioned. There are more economy options that can perform, and there are more DIY coolers that aren't messy nor expensive. I have a BOSS 70W and can cut/engrave basically anything I desire. but it's older and doesn't have the newer motors (so the effective DPI is about 1/2 of the newer machines with the smallest focal lens), but it can be upgraded. If it's a hobby, speed isn't as important ... precision is. i would never spend less than $3k on any laser, period. People ask when i give them stuff i make: " You did what?" i say:"yes, I'm a Jedi, I cut stuff with light". Diodes imo don't count. I've used over 36 types of materials .. and my co2 hasn't failed me yet.
so i downloaded the testfile and all the squares were burning at 100% is there some kind of adjustment i should have made first when i downloaded the file?
Thanks for the information. I have watched many of your videos over the past year as and happy to see that X-tool now makes an enclosure for their diode product. I haven't had a place to have an open laser and worried about odor and such in the house and safety of the laser. X-tool fixed both of those problems. While on x-tools site, I see you can purchase infrared module that is supposed to work well on metals. Can't wait to see your product review on that.
Hi, which budget machine would you recommend for a small jewellery business for personalising words onto small 5/8” sterling silver and gold round discs and oval curved vials?
I never hear anyone specify what computer you can use. Mac or windows? Are there any that can not be run on a Mac? Please do a video on setting up the computer and what computer you use.
Just because Glowforge is based in the US doesn’t mean their support is better. I have found that it takes weeks for them to reply to any email and try to blame any machine issues on the user.
Thanks for the video. Do you have a recommendation for a mixed laser cutting machine that can cut 48”x36” pieces of wood and metal. I was looking at the StyleCNC models. Please send an affiliate link if you do. Thanks.
Hi , I am new to your work shop, which I found very interesting, I have a question I might be able to find it if I go online do these devices run from a Mac sauce at all, This might seem a strange question but I’m thinking of trying to do something to keep myself busy as I am in my 70s I’m not sure whether I am capable of doing this at the moment I’m trying to find out a bit more about it. Give me a piece of wood and I’ll make the chair a window or staircase out of it as this was my business when I was in business by myself back in the UK I’m now retired and living in France I still have some of my machinery looking to do some smaller work if possible to keep myself active, And a friend of mine who lives in the states called Shady acres workshop is a wood turner and he has just recently purchased a laser engraving machine and we’ve been chatting online about this, PHIL FROM THE MOULIN FRANCE
You should look into Xtool's new 1064nm IR laser. It CAN and does engrave on metals like silver, gold, titanium, stainless, etc... Crap for wood but great for jewlery.
You should REALLY get your hands on and try the Flux Beam Box Pro, blows the glowforge pro out of the water. The only thing it lacks is the passthrough.
I am planning to open a CNC business for what cutting and engraving on doors ceilings and wood or metal I need is a laser CNC which can handle largest dusk I need your advice so thank you so much
Hi, your video’s are knowledgeable and helpful in making decisions regarding lasers. Can you do a comparison between your top choices and a Trotec? I haven’t found any comparisons or only one review.
Hi, This is Olivia from Jinan LaserMen CNC Equipment Co. Ltd, a laser machine manufacturer. Nice to meet you. Fiber laser cutting machine, hybrid laser cutting machine for metal and nonmetal, CO2 Laser cutting engraving machine, laser marking machine, laser welding machine are our main products. There are different models. Please let me know if you are interested in. Looking forward to your early reply Best regards
Have you any review of the AP Laser. They are expensive compared to the machines you have had on your video. Low range starting at about $11 to 13K. What I like about them, is they are not a box in laser, so you can work on project such as gravestones or other big items.
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I'm afraid there might be a fire
Try flyingbear laserx
I know this video has a bit of age on it, but it was really informative for someone looking for a first laser. I'll definitely be checking out more on your channel.
Just spent 4K on Omtech website. Bought the AF2028 60W, chiller and fan. When asked where I heard about Omtech I input your TH-cam page. I hope it helps you somehow 👍👊
I just ordered the X-Tool-D1 Laser Engraver with Rotary, 10W Higher Accuracy Laser Cutter, 60W with Support for LightBurn, and the air assist add-on for $850.00. I am a CNC Machinist but I can see the laser engraver is a better buy than a router. Thanks for sharing you knowledge from Experience. 😁
I run a 20+yo Universal V 50 Laser. can't believe how well this Mahine is made Never changed the Laser, Changed 4 sets of Bearings and Drive belts in set of struts on the access Lid. Paid 65k A$ back than for a fully decked out unit rotary included and got more than10 times the money back Super reliable, super happy.
my freind use xTool D1 Laser Engraver with lower power only and HogarDeco Honeycomb Laser Bed as accessory did this jobs but not for metal maters but with Brass Plywood 11.8x11.8inchs
Oh yea, I used to work for a company that did precision laser cutting, drilling, skiving, micro-vias and occasionally engraving. We had machines in the hundreds of thousands of dollars range, even a few into a million dollar range. ESI was a brand, from China I believe, that we had that did UV lasers. Another was the Excellon Cobra which had both UV and CO2 in 1 machine so you could cut/skive/drill with one and do a finish pass with the other. Or a multilayer panel with different materials like copper and dielectric. Cool stuff. Have been thinking about getting a laser engraver for some product ideas I have
The sculpfuns9 is the best performing machine I can afford! It's been almost a year since I bought it, and I love it! Thank you!!
HEY! I was your 1000th like! Great video - thanks for publishing material like this.
You rock; thank you for this very thorough overview. Just starting my research to purchase a laser; your channel has been super helpful as I navigate a world I know nothing about! Thanks!
Glad to help!
Hi,
This is Olivia from Jinan LaserMen CNC Equipment Co. Ltd, a laser machine manufacturer. Nice to meet you.
Fiber laser cutting machine, hybrid laser cutting machine for metal and nonmetal, CO2 Laser cutting engraving machine, laser marking machine, laser welding machine are our main products. There are different models.
Please let me know if you are interested in.
Looking forward to your early reply
Best regards
I purchased the X20 pro after seeing your review. Couldn't be happier.
Glad you like it!
A calorie dense masterclass! Bravo! Well done. Now I need to get a bigger shop to get an omtec.
What up Witt, been really enjoying the videos you have been putting out keep up the great work!
@@ChadsCustomCreations 🤩 bro! Thanks! I’ve been loving your stuff too! I’m shocked you’ve seen my stuff 🫣 thank you!
I have a feeling if anyone knows the answer to this question. Its you.... Are there any Laser EXPOS? walk around see all them in one setting. Hands on experience. Face to face 1 on 1 Q&A.
There a company called aeon, they sell laser, and in their warehouse they have the most of the laser of the market and you can compare with their laser, I own an aeon laser and is my best investment ever.
Yea, Expos are the way to go. Especially when looking at big buck stuff. If I spend 15,000 on a machine I want to see it in person, try it out and talk to a representative that is an expert on it. If I can't try it I won't buy it. Online purchasing is ok for small stuff. For big stuff its old school for me.
You're the go-to guy online who really seems to know his stuff about laser engravers/cutters-could you do a review on the LaserPecker LX1? My wife has a flower farm and sells from a cart in front of our house and at local events. She's always needing signage. The LX1 has a module into which you can insert a chalk marker-that could be awesome for us. I also think there will be times when I want to engrave text on wood for signage. Just want to make sure I'm not missing a cheaper alternative that could do the job just as well.
Hello my friend. I have watched many, many laser YT videos. Yours, this one is by far the most thorough I have seen. Thank you for taking the time to make it. I am going to subscribe and of course like this video and if you have many others I will be watching and liking them to. Thanks again and GOD bless!!
This was INSANELY helpful!
Used a Trotec 300 at work! Nice machine! All Fibre though, company didn't get the Flex Model that also offer the CO2 laser!
Thanks for the comprehensive review! I am just looking into the entry level machines for the first time and this was very informative. I look forward to watching you make and break more stuff in the near future. By the way, Go Timbers!! (I am a Portland local)
You should cover laser heads that can be attached to existing cnc routers, like opt laser head.
I love my Atomstack 10 watt. You forgot to mention that X Tool has a new laser head that mimics a fiber laser.
Does this mean that with this new laser head, I could engrave successfully on stainless steel? I'm looking for a somewhat budget friendly laser for engraving jewlery. And I am interested in the X-Tool, but up until reading your comment I thought I would have to go for a fiber laser. Do you have a link for this new laser head?? Thank you!
Very nice video, one thing to mention though... Maybe I missed it, but I think it's very important to mention that diode machines can't cut transparent materials like clear acrylic and co2 ones can.
But can’t you add a coating (water based paint) and then cut?
any hack for diode to cut a clear acrylic?
Very good brother. Thanks for investing the time for newbs like me. It really is priceless.
Very Helpful 😀😀😀 Thank you for making this video !!!!
Just got my XTool D1 Pro 10w and Lightburn is a headache to use. I’ll set the dimensions of the work and frame it and everything is good. But when I try to engrave the diode starts half an inch off of the material and the image comes out about an inch smaller than the dimensions on the screen. I have none of these problems with the software XTool included with the laser though.
really appreciate the editing, very concise.
Looking for advice here. I need a laser cutter that can cut 1” foam (packing material) that is less than 7”x7”. If it could also efficiently cut .118” acrylic, that would be a huge +++! The cheaper and easier to use the better.
Definitely appreciate the video. Something I took from your video: there is better options then a glowforge. Thank you for that.
I want to cut 1/8 th inch to 3/16 inch light plywood for model aircraft and boats which laser would you recommend
I run a 10K Mazak laser at my job but I’ve been wanting to get a small personal one like this to do fun crafts on the side. This helped out a ton for sure!
10 MW? Wow. I'm sure that doesn't fit in your garage. Curious what you do with it? Like shoot enemy rockets down? Start nuclear fusion reactions?
I'm interested in working with lasers. One question I wished you had addressed is consumables. Do the diodes have a limited lifespan? How about the CO2 tubes as well? I know you mentioned upgrading the diodes so I'm assuming that's a DYI project and if your diode is 'dead' you can order a replacement. How about replacing the CO2 tube? Are there any other parts that may wear out? Thanks.
Not sure if you ever found your answer but a 60w co2 fiber laser tube is going to give you roughly 1500 hrs of use before it might need replacing, an 80w should give you roughly 6,000 hours of use
Have you ever reviewed laserpecker?
So, I’m a woman and I have a business where I do wood work but I am very much not electronic savvy. I have a scroll saw, table saw, miter saw, router, dremel, jig saw/ basically everything but a CNC machine. What work we do is resin art and wood work for home decor. What would be the best user friendly but cuts what we need? I’m wanting more of a wood cutter and not an engraver. Yes? That would be a plus, but I’m wanting to cut words/fonts out of wood and put it on other items to paint or resin. (ie- welcome sign). Clearly I don’t need 7k+ type machine so what would you suggest for someone that does my line of work at home?
Could you please recommend a less expensive laser to cut shapes , letters and maybe etching on 1/4 -1/2 inch mdf or plywood? Ty
For diodes I would add YoraHome 6550-Pro as well, it has a larger work area than all of the others, and comes with air assist.
this is what i was looking for
I'm new to this. I'm a hobbyist woodworker and it seems clear that a diode machine will be what I want. But I still have so many questions. What does air assist do? What wattage would I want and what difference does power make (speed?). What software is most common and will I have to spend money on that? Can the software run on an ipad (don't have a laptop)? How long do diodes last and what do they cost to replace? Can I run these in a cold environment (think garage in Minnesota in the winter)?
thank you so much for a great video. I have a question analytical I am confuse which laser cut is good for leathercraft. Please can you help me thanks
I wonder if a BL Touch from the 3D printing world could be added to a CO² laser. Once calibrated and outer dimensions specified it could perfectly dial in the focal point.
Looking at lasers. Thanks for all the info.
Love these reviews, but would like to have your opinion on a laser that is portable and fast. I am looking for a laser to put in my craft show trailer. My main pourpose would be for engraving anodized aluminum minimalist wallets, flasks and tumblers.
I currently have an XTool D1. I was going to use it, but it takes it around 10 minutes to do a wallet and I want this time frame brought down. So, I am thinking a fiber may be the best choice....but I also want to keep it sub-$2000 if possible. It will be powered using a gas powered generator and will be in an enclosed area (meaining out of spectator viewing range - but still well ventilated).
Thoughts?
Where does boss laser, epilog and trotec fit in?
What one would make model ship wood decks and cut out patterns?
Which will you recommend for jewelry? Not expensive please
I have the FoxAlien Masuter Pro, I have the 40W laser with it but thankfully they're super powerful giving a 10W output.. Not many others do that on a 40W..
I can’t find where to add the discount code for the Gweike Cloud.
Great video! I've found the Atomstack X20 Pro to be my go-to diode laser for the past couple of months as I've mostly been cutting thin plywood and MDF and the included air assist gets really clean cuts.
I'm looking forward to trying out the Gweike Cloud since you've had good things to say about it. It seems like their name is pronounced "g veek", I found an employee video where they were all pronouncing it this way.
The x20 is a great one. Thanks for the heads up on Gweike!
@@makeorbreakshop looked at the AtomStack too. Do you have videos recommending products? I don’t care a ton about cutting, really want a good engraving machine. Hard to choose between multi-diode machines and CO2
Which one is best for glass engraving? I want to do beer mugs wine glasses shot glasses n ect.
Do you have any idea how the xTool D1 pro 20w compares to the Atomstack x20 pro? Thanks.
What’s best for a small business I was looking at trying to do engraved flasks or something like that
Thank you! Very helpful!
we are ready to order the 20 w pro machine..is there a difference in the gray machine from the red machine? If i order an extension table, do i need to order 2 honeycomb sheets...Does the software come with the machine? what all would you order for this machine? Can someone please help with these questions....what is the difference between the metal risers and the wood riser blocks?
Would a laser cutter cut aluminum or melt it. I need small pieces cleanly cut.
question please as for the printer machine we know that it need for the ink , what about the laser machine do they need for some thing like that monthly or as need?
What would be the best options for rubber stamp engraving in Europe? For 10 to 50 stamps per day.
Engraving DPI is hugely important. While I know 1200 DPI on a diode or fiber is doable, they are mainly marking machines (not cutting). When I compared machines, I asked specifically about DPI ... they all report higher numbers than to be expected AND/or skipped around an answer ... their website numbers cannot be trusted. The newer gen. machines have better motors than the 4+ yr old designs and can consistently do +800dpi, like the 2 co2 machines you mentioned. There are more economy options that can perform, and there are more DIY coolers that aren't messy nor expensive. I have a BOSS 70W and can cut/engrave basically anything I desire. but it's older and doesn't have the newer motors (so the effective DPI is about 1/2 of the newer machines with the smallest focal lens), but it can be upgraded. If it's a hobby, speed isn't as important ... precision is. i would never spend less than $3k on any laser, period. People ask when i give them stuff i make: " You did what?" i say:"yes, I'm a Jedi, I cut stuff with light". Diodes imo don't count. I've used over 36 types of materials .. and my co2 hasn't failed me yet.
Bobby T Thanks for a very informative commentary. What about software
Hi, love your videos. Can you recommend some budget diode machine for the genuine leather, engraving and maybe some cutting? Thanks in advance.
Is it possible to cut epoxy resin with a CO2 laser cutter?
I loved all the information you gave. Thank you. What is your recommendation /advice to use a laser engraver on stone
so i downloaded the testfile and all the squares were burning at 100% is there some kind of adjustment i should have made first when i downloaded the file?
Wanting to add custom leather patches as an option in my embroidery / silk screening shop what do you recommend for a laser cutter?
Thanks for the information. I have watched many of your videos over the past year as and happy to see that X-tool now makes an enclosure for their diode product. I haven't had a place to have an open laser and worried about odor and such in the house and safety of the laser. X-tool fixed both of those problems. While on x-tools site, I see you can purchase infrared module that is supposed to work well on metals. Can't wait to see your product review on that.
Sadly a lot of people think the infra red module is a fiber laser, it isn't.
Hi, which budget machine would you recommend for a small jewellery business for personalising words onto small 5/8” sterling silver and gold round discs and oval curved vials?
Which would engrave golf clubs the best, but still have capability to do plastic?
Brandon, heads up, the xtool d1 link is missing the h in https making the link not clickable 👍😉
thanks for the catch!
How did I not think to use my D1 Pro to carve a pumpkin? Now I need a pumpkin.
If I wanted a laser that engraves an image into acrylic In order to make molds for enamel pins...which laser would be best?
Any feelings about Epilog
I never hear anyone specify what computer you can use. Mac or windows? Are there any that can not be run on a Mac? Please do a video on setting up the computer and what computer you use.
Does the co2 need to be replenished? Is so how often?
Just because Glowforge is based in the US doesn’t mean their support is better. I have found that it takes weeks for them to reply to any email and try to blame any machine issues on the user.
Hi
We are looking for a laser marker for gold fold printing could you you with that please let me know thanks George
Thanks for the video. Do you have a recommendation for a mixed laser cutting machine that can cut 48”x36” pieces of wood and metal. I was looking at the StyleCNC models. Please send an affiliate link if you do. Thanks.
Are you do a review on the sculpfun S10?
In the near future? It would like your take on it.
Awesome tips and information man! Thank you so much!
Hi , I am new to your work shop, which I found very interesting, I have a question I might be able to find it if I go online do these devices run from a Mac sauce at all, This might seem a strange question but I’m thinking of trying to do something to keep myself busy as I am in my 70s I’m not sure whether I am capable of doing this at the moment I’m trying to find out a bit more about it.
Give me a piece of wood and I’ll make the chair a window or staircase out of it as this was my business when I was in business by myself back in the UK I’m now retired and living in France I still have some of my machinery looking to do some smaller work if possible to keep myself active, And a friend of mine who lives in the states called Shady acres workshop is a wood turner and he has just recently purchased a laser engraving machine and we’ve been chatting online about this, PHIL FROM THE MOULIN FRANCE
doesn't the 40w co2 start like around 500 ?
Random question. Where did you get the lighting for your setup in the garage? I love the ambiance!
A bunch of Aputure video lights
@@makeorbreakshop awesome thank you.
what's the most durable laser cutter material?
I love all of your videos. They are so very informative. Have you got any info or experience with the ATEZR P20 PLUS 20 watt laser?
what do you recommend for engraving watch faces?
How does yarahome compare? I can't find any comparisons.
If I have questions I don't want to put on here how can I reach you?
I am looking to open a shop in a mall for laser engraving products. I wanted to know if ventilation system would be mandatory ? if anyone can help
Good reviews fun and enjoyable I WANT TO GET THEM ALL
You should look into Xtool's new 1064nm IR laser. It CAN and does engrave on metals like silver, gold, titanium, stainless, etc... Crap for wood but great for jewlery.
You should REALLY get your hands on and try the Flux Beam Box Pro, blows the glowforge pro out of the water. The only thing it lacks is the passthrough.
What would you recommend as the best diode laser to engrave glass? thank you MakeorBreak shop!
I want buyer Neje laser machine
Do you think is good brand
I am planning to open a CNC business for what cutting and engraving on doors ceilings and wood or metal I need is a laser CNC which can handle largest dusk I need your advice so thank you so much
Atomstack is comming with a fibre laser head for about 500 dollars, will you do a review on it?
Looking for a laser to cut thru SST .062 thk. any suggestions. thanks
Hi, your video’s are knowledgeable and helpful in making decisions regarding lasers. Can you do a comparison between your top choices and a Trotec? I haven’t found any comparisons or only one review.
Hi,
This is Olivia from Jinan LaserMen CNC Equipment Co. Ltd, a laser machine manufacturer. Nice to meet you.
Fiber laser cutting machine, hybrid laser cutting machine for metal and nonmetal, CO2 Laser cutting engraving machine, laser marking machine, laser welding machine are our main products. There are different models.
Please let me know if you are interested in.
Looking forward to your early reply
Best regards
Due to wanting to produce some larger pieces, I'm looking at the Muse Titan (48x24 inches). Do you have any experience with Muse?
I’ve used the smaller Muse 3D. It works great! The software can take a little getting use too but I’ve heard great things about the Titan.
@@makeorbreakshop Thanks for the info! All info is good to someone like me who is a complete noob....
could you show the Snapmaker CNC on brass? It would be a good test to show its limits
Hallo, thank you for your video. What laser can you recommend me for starting A business with engraving ultrasound pictures to gold pendants please?
what about software which software does your pick comes with? Does Atomstack comes with light burn?
Lightburn is a separate purchase.
Hi do you recommend any laser machines
that can laser engrave tall items 7 to 8 inches tall with a wooden base etc
Can one of the diode lasers like the Xtool 20w mark on polymers (like polypropylene)?
Or that only the fiber (raycus style) and CO2?
Have you any review of the AP Laser. They are expensive compared to the machines you have had on your video. Low range starting at about $11 to 13K. What I like about them, is they are not a box in laser, so you can work on project such as gravestones or other big items.
Atomstack x20 Pro or xTool D1 Pro which one do you recommend guys?