My name is Larry and I am a laser hoarder!
I just purchased a 60 watt laser to go with my two K40s and one 2.4W solid state laser (on my cnc X-Carve)
My name is Larry and I am a laser hoarder!
I just purchased a 60 watt laser to go with my two K40s and one 2.4W solid state laser (on my cnc X-Carve)
Christmas came early :)… nice looking unit. Are you going to keep the controller or modify?
You have done the most important thing… Accept who you really are
You are catching up to me, I have a 60W 500 X 400 bed, K40, Redsail LE400 50W, and a 3.5W diode engraver (approx 2’ X 4’ work area) Had another K40 untill about 4 -5 weeks ago, sold it.
Looking at getting a 100W laser to round out my Laser farm.
Trust me, you will love LightBurn, so very easy to use, and fast, files that have taken 45 minutes to load in an Opensource package are loading in 2-3 seconds in LightBurn. It is very optimized, the developer used to be a video game developer where everything was as fast and compact as could be.
I have a K40 and an X-Carve follow your steps.
Careful! You might step in something!
That’s a beauty. My life will be complete once I have one of these sitting in my workshop.
Does this machine engrave on glass cups
Yes but you need to purchase a rotation base for another $100.00
@HalfNormal in your opinion is this machine worth it? Or is there a better machine in your opinion or around the same price? Does the machine have any flaws? Have you ever engraved on glass? I do etching on glass is almost the same as laser engraver? Sorry for all the questions it’s just I’m really interested in a laser machine that fits my needs.
I personally think it has been a great machine for the price. 60 watts does what I need. It has no problem with glass. I had to invest $100 extra for a rotary table. I also purchased LightBurn for $80.00. You might be happy with RDWorks but they do not have the support of LB.