Roly LaserMATIC10 | Nicest 10W Laser Engraver of 2023 | Full Enclosure | AirAssist | Camera | Rotary
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.พ. 2023
- This is a review on a newcomer in the Diode Laser engraver market that you have to check out before making your decision on which machine to pick up. Amazing quality, reasonable price, and tons of features. Check it out!
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Grid I used in the video, different machine but works the same.
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Heart Box files.
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Subbed because you put everything up front. Your the hero we all need. Thank you 🙏
Those legs are a brilliant addition. So many users have issues with tumblers and usually it’s because it’s not square! Awesome innovation!!
Yeah. I truly wish others would follow suit. It's such an overlooked necessity. I have even seen company videos where I cringe at their tumblers if they are not spot on.
Thanks for the review. Mine is on the way and I can't wait
Thanks for a great review. I was one of the lucky ones who got the enclosed model on the first run. You brought up all the great features of this machine. The quality and attention to detail of this laser is amazing. One feature that I love is that when you slip the honeycomb grid flush against it's posts, it is dead on with the measurements within Lightburn. I enjoy just how compact it is with all it's features. Very streamlined. Look at how much shop space some of these other lasers with enclosures, either bought or self-made, take up. I have exchanged a few emails with Leo the owner, and he has always replied quickly and with much detail. I know that it cannot last once more people become aware of this laser, but it has been very nice so far knowing you can actually reach out to the owner.
Your wish list matches mine!
Thanks for your review. Saw Rich's review too and only wish I could get my hands on this one....
Excellent video. Just ordered and received mine yesterday. Can't wait learn how to use it. Thanks for posting, your video was very instrumental in helping me decide on purchasing this laser.
Thank you. Hope you like it!
I searched everywhere for a video on how to use the rotary on my Lasermatic and finally found one before I ended up destroying a bunch of cups. Thanks so much for the guidance!
No worries. Glad to help!
I bought one from Amazon last night coming Wednesday can't wait to get going
Hope you enjoy it!
Another great review Ryan. Hope you are well! ;) ... great to see your channels growth ;)
Thank you Sean as always!
Great review, you're one of the few reviewers I trust. Can't wait for you to review the LaserMATIC Mk2 ! Would love to see the new laser with more power destroy the competition.
Thanks for watching! I can neither confirm nor deny that I will be filming a review of the MK2 but I definitely am talking to them about at least checking it out to see what I think. I'm glad to see that at least in the specs of the machine they have addressed many of the wish list items that I brought up in this review.
Been following this machine since The Louisiana Hobby Guy mentioned it. Just waiting on a higher-power module so I can get one. But yeah, every diode laser company should follow this company's lead. They're doing the right thing!! Thanks for the video!
The only shame of it all is that they came after everyone already bought the Xtool products & we are all buying the co2 & IR/10w blue F1 now. It is overbuilt, which is a plus in my mind. It is AWESOME, but I already have a 10w laser. It looks to me to be the best value in all of laserdom - enclosure, air assist INCLUDED, ducting, exhaust fan on the enclosure, big one, not tiny - great laser. Too late, though. 10w diode is obsolete, engraving only. THAT SAID: I want one. I would PREFER this to my 10w d1 pro. It comes with everything I paid extra for with xtool. It is awesome. It is overbuilt, again, not a problem; AWESOME! If it is your FIRST laser to get in, GET IT! It is the best value on the market right now - 899 on sale. BUT take note that their products are all sold-out other than the bundle; something to consider. It is an awesome laser, though. ALL IN package for 899, you CANNOT beat it. Depending on what you want to do, I would want to get my hands on it if I was not moving up in the xtool line as we speak.
@@bestyoutubernonegraternumber1 Yeah, it's hard to compete when there are more powerful ones out there than this. I just like all the bells and whistles that they come with. I've had 3 lasers so far,5w a co2. I wish they had a 20w when they came out with it! If they do what the Ikier did, their features combined with the Ikier, that would be a beast of a diode, obviously with a higher cost. We'll see what the next diode will bring!!
WOW!!! That is seriously the nicest looking diode to show up in a while! Tons of features and things included to really make it ready to use and leave nothing to wish for!
Yeah just like you as someone that has multiple machines it really needs to be a large shift to impress me and this one does that. I really think this company is going to get real busy real quick.
I am going to get one of these!
Mine arrives this week.
Thanks for the review. I was going to get the atzer p20 but loved the quality and cable management of the roly. This is my first lazer. Cant wait. Should be here in a few days. Was thinking of waiting for the 20w but this is fine for me for now
Glad I could help!
Roly Automation is like Bambu Lab. Both companies came out of nowhere and up the bar for Diode laser and 3D printing. I have the Bambu Lab X1C and P1P and will soon enjoy the Roly LaserMATIC 10.
Yeah that X1C was an impressive looking machine as well. I think you'll like this one as well.
Hey Ryan! Thanks for the overview! I have one of these on pre-order. I was looking at the Jenmitsu LC-50 and the Xtool D1 Pro. I ended up placing an order for the D1 due to it's upgrade path. Then a day after I placed that order I saw another review on TH-cam and cancelled the D1. To me this machine is where the laser market should be in 2023 as far as price and the tech goes. Most lasers are just iterations on the same tech with no real improvements. (FDM 3D printers are in the same stagnate cycle) I'm really looking forward to this! I have that kid in the candy store feeling. :-)
You’re welcome Greg. I have the D1 Pro and an older Genmitsu LC-40. Both are also nice machines but there is just something really special about this one. I think you are going to like it.
Hi Ryan, *great review!* The next iteration of the machine *will have the passthrough!* I have also compiled an extensive baseline Lightburn Library, so look for that very soon! Leo will be sending it out to all current owners, and it will be on the USB for future purchasers.
Hey Rich. Just checked out your video this morning. It was very thorough and comprehensive, great job! I should have checked it out before but I just didn't think many people had even gotten their hands on this machine yet. It's clear that you are equally enamored with this machine as you should be. That's awesome that you are sharing your material library like you talked about at the end of your video, I'm sure that will be a big help for a lot of people. Cheers!
“Daaannng!!!” -Joe Dirt. 😂 That’s the way to skyrocket beyond the competition, bravo Roly!
Only moterized Z axis missing now
Wow impressive i should have seen this a week ago, hopefully they can deliver in Asia
It's a great machine! The first run sold out quickly, but more on the way. I have pre-ordered one to make sure I am in on 2nd run. The Louisianna Hobby Guy also has a ton of information about this machine. I have also found Leo to be very customer service oriented and very responsive to his customers or potential customers. Great guy! I hope he does well as this type of customer focused company is what the diode laser industry needs! Thanks for the review!!!! Can't wait to get mine.
Nice! I’ll have to look up his video. I honestly didn’t think anyone really had this machine yet but it’s awesome. You are really going to like it.
Great video.... I just ordered
Hope you enjoy it!
I absolutely love this machine. Still not available on Amazon. They had some 10 W without the enclosure but not even those are available anymore 😢
I too was fortunate to get the Roly 10w on the second wave. I agree with all the positive comments. I love the use of the led light and the rotary without lifting the frame like I had to do with the Ortur. One problem that I am having is that at random times, the machine goes into busy mode and it states that it is streaming. I wil call Leo and see if he is aware of this issue. What I have been doing is shut down the lase and restarting it. Has your Roly ever gone into a Busy mode?
I have not noticed any busy mode. Were you able to reach out to Leo and see what he thought about it?
Nice review. I'm interested in the tile etching using NWT method. Your power scale test and 3-tile etchings seem to look pretty grainy and run at low resolutions (what line interval did you use). When you have time could you run then at smaller line interval - like 0.10mm/0.08/0.06? Thanks
Hope the 20 and 40 watt laser head can be installed without a major upgrade, particularly to the gantry.
Thanks for the video. I am still on the fence about buying one of these. I have access to several other lasers (all CO2) at my local makerspace. This would be my first diode laser. I haven’t seen any reviews of this machines ventilation system. Any suggestions on this would be helpful. Also, no one has commented about the noise level of this machine. I would really like a machine that could be placed into a small home office environment. Noise, and fumes could potentially force me to place my future set up out in the garage. That means extreme heat, and cold. If noise and fumes could be controlled, the next concern I have would be the longevity of the laser diode. How long would this last before needing to be replaced, and how much would you expect that to cost? Then my final concern not addressed in any video is vibration. How stable of a table would you need? The big CO2 lasers I have access to are shaky beasts. They are big, metal, and very heavy and they all shake quite a bit while in use. Again, thanks for the video. Frank from Charlotte, NC.
Hopefully when they come out with the 20 watt it will work with this one
A plug in for the roller assembly with a switch would be nice. Agree with the level but no big thing.
This thing is massively overbuilt yet, on sale at time of commenting, at 899, it is an insanely awesome value. Even at the 1099 non-sale price, since it comes with everything you need, it is an amazing & insanely awesome value as well. Is it belt run under those things? Why is the x axis complete replacement needed to replace the laser, though? :P It is an awesome laser. First one I saw that makes me wish I had that instead of my 10w xtool d1 pro. I have the p2 & f1 on order right now, too.
I have the same machine. Loving it so far. Have so much to learn . How can I get a file for that waste grid? Please keep these videos coming on this laser...:)
I'm glad you like it. I'm using the same grid file that I made for my Ortur laser. They are the same size and have the same home position so it worked perfectly. You can find it here: www.etsy.com/listing/1290139327
How does this machine compare to the Ortur LM3?
Great video, I'm new to the laser world. I just got my Xtool d1 pro two weeks ago and I'm thinking about returning it and purchasing this one because of all of the many features. I would really appreciate your opinion. Thanks Mike
The D1 Pro is also a good machine but this one does seem to have a nicer set of features. Only downside now may be availability. Last I checked they are still on preorder now up to April I believe. Still may be worth the wait if you can.
I really like the heart box!!!! So do u have to adjust the laser height between engravering and cutting?
Nope. Same focal height for both.
Hi Ryan, GREAT review! I was close to pulling the trigger on Atezr P20 and came across your review of this machine and have moved forward with the Roly. Do you have any recommendations on an internal smoke purifier? I’m new to this and it will be in my 4K foot shop and not easy to put a hole in the exterior wall do to HOA. Any help is appreciated. Thanks for your help! -Kris
Thanks, I hope you like it! As for the purifier I haven't found a good one myself that I would be willing to invest it. They can be very pricey. I run mine thought a window using a port typically intended for a portable AC unit. I have everything running through an inline fan that has quite a lot of power behind it.
Wishing u had a video on make that grid board for roly
I don't have a video on it but this is the grid that I used. I know it says Ortur but the size and orientation is exactly the same. www.etsy.com/listing/1290139327
@@BusterBeagle3D thank u. But I'm confused. How but should I make the board. Same size as my honeycomb?
@@frankalviso3147 Yes. I just measured my honeycomb and used that same size. Mine might have been a little larger since there was some wiggle room but honeycomb size should work.
Hello. Nice info. Is there a file for the grid you made? Thanks
I use the same one I used for that Ortur LM3 since their workable area is the same: www.etsy.com/listing/1290139327
Thanks for the review. Is the PSU suitable for use in Europe with the right plug, eg. is it 110-240 v PSU?
Yes, it is a 120-240V PSU
So air assist is not automated with light burn? That’s unfortunate. I like that feature in the scuplfun s30 I have. That’s one of the reasons I bought that one. I’m still buying the roly tho but it’s good to know I’m going to have to learn when and how to turn on the air assist at the appropriate times.
The air assist will turn off and on in Lightburn. What I was talking about was the volume of air. I like to trickle the air even while engraving to keep the lens clean. On some of my more recent machines I could adjust that on the fly which was what I was talking about.
What version of lightburn are you using? I’ve seen multiple types and are unsure what to get
Make sure you get the g-code version.
I’m interested to buy it but I’m wondering if it work for mirror acrylic!?!
I'm not sure exactly what that is but my guess would be no. No diode laser can cut clear acrylic and what you are describing is what I'm assuming is clear acrylic with a mirror backing.
The latest shipment of this wonderful machine does not have the sensors on the lid. I think they're now using a proximity switch.
Yeah. I haven't seen the change yet but I just went ahead and disabled them all together.
As someone who is looking to start a business using a CO2 laser, what can you tell me that this can or cant do when comparing it with other lasers in the 20 Watt range? I have been looking into the Xtool as of recent. Anything i should consider before making a decision? Programs, material allowance, bed size, etc... anything notworthy that this cant do?
This is not a CO2 laser, this is a diode laser. The big difference between the two is the wavelength that they operate at. A CO2 laser can cut clear materials while a diode laser never can no matter what the wattage is. Wattage of the diode laser really comes down to strength of cutting and speed because many times the laser can work faster since the beam is more powerful. The trade off to that though is size of the laser spot. A 20W laser may have a much larger laser spot size then a 5W laser meaning you can get better detailed engraving with a 5W laser vs a 20W laser. Now that difference might not be immediately noticeable since we are talking less then half a mm but it's still there. If it's cutting ability of non-clear materials then the higher the wattage the faster it will cut and in less passes.
Most lasers use Lightburn so it's pretty standard. Some have their own proprietary free software, namely xTool lasers but even those work with Lightburn as well.
@@BusterBeagle3D I appreciate the quick and detailed response! If you were to pick one to start with, which would be your first pick and why? My guess is it's this one here. But is cutting plastics and glass really that necessary? I suppose that would depend on the desired business product. If I were to cut thin slats of wood for wall decorations, burning in images, engraving into wood materials, which would be the best choice?
It sounds like I should start with Lightburn as it's compatible with most machines. Is this program able to do the spinning or curved features of some laser machines?
Thanks again for all your help.
How long did it take to engrave the cup in this video?
Since that was such a large engraving I believe that took about 30-40 minutes if I remember correctly.
Can you tell me what the weight of the laser engraver and enclosure is?
Honestly I’m not sure. I know it’s 29lbs without the enclosure so with it including the metal base it’s probably around 40lbs.
@@BusterBeagle3D Thank you
Can you tell me the size of the feet?
26x31mm
@@BusterBeagle3D Thank you!