FOLDABLE 20W Laser Engraver W/ Artist Module - LaserPecker LX1 MAX Review

Hello folks. In this video I review the LX1 MAX from LaserPecker, which is a foldable laser engraver with a large work area and can be fitted with either a 20W or 10W blue diode laser, a 2W IR laser, or their artist module, making it a very convenient and versatile machine. If you're interested, check out the links below.
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LaserPecker Black Friday & Cyber Monday Deals (November 8th - November 27th): Up to 20% for LaserPecker LX1 MAX! The best deals of the year!
Use coupon code 'JB50' to get $50 OFF
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[@CountryMouseLaser]

Super Jealous!!! What an incredible machine!!...It is on my bucket list.....Awesome video.

[@JamesBiggar]

Thank you!

[@newfie062001]

I have an LX1 and have never had a laser before . What videos would you recommend for beginners. Or do you have videos on the usage of this machine

[@LaserPecker]

Thank you for your video, James! LX1 Max is really impressive!

[@JamesBiggar]

Yes, it's very nice!

[@isamarisrivera6990]

How do you compare it to the 4? Which do you recommend? I’m trying to decide which of the 2 will work best for me.

[@JamesBiggar]

They're two very different machines. The LX1 has a 20W blue diode laser which works great, and I love the extra large work area. But the LP4 could be more useful for some folks, having both a 2W IR laser for marking all types of metals and plastics, and a 10W blue diode laser for wood, stone, etc., so it can work a wider range of materials than the LX1. And it's portable, but that also means a small work area. The LX1 is better suited for batch processing, large jobs, commercial work, etc. The LP4 would be good for a jeweler's shop or a small business that needs a portable machine. Both are great machines. It really depends on what you plan on doing with yours long term. I posted a video a few months ago comparing all of their portable machines: th-cam.com/video/OAT--70RPts/w-d-xo.html

[@adax1707]

Hi James, I have just treated myself to a new LX1 max after using the LP2 for quite a while but needed a larger surface for engraving. The maching is lovely but i cant get it to connect to my laptop via the USB cable. I have downloaded all the drivers they provided and the LP desktop program but it won't connect. How did you manage to connect yours?

[@LauraFerro-wt3ur]

Hello, I have the sabe problem, I can't get it to connect vía usb. Did you manage to get it in the end?

[@shaikfarooqmohiddin8935]

@james what is that black aluminium sheet , how did you get the mat black finish on aluminium

[@JamesBiggar]

Just black paint. You can buy aluminum sheet that's already painted in a variety of colours at your local building supply store. We use it in construction for things like window, door and siding trim, fascia, flashing, eavestrough, etc. Comes in large 2ft x 200ft long rolls, but you should be able to buy it by the foot too

[@shaikfarooqmohiddin8935]

Thank you James

[@elginwang1572]

Question! Why'd smoke go? No filter at all?

[@JamesBiggar]

Where do you think it goes? A filter only traps some particulates - it doesn't totally eliminate smoke. Even my xTool smoke purifier with Hepa filters still needs to be ventilated outside via the workshop exhaust. If you have a workshop, then you should have an exhaust system installed to keep the air clean in there no matter what you're doing.