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I got this for a Xmas gift. I finally got to sit down and mess with it and did practice initials I’m so excited to see what all this can do! I’m going to have to play with it to figure out the power it has but excited to learn. I was working on a test piece in less than a half hour. I added a picture of my first project that I had completed only having the laser cutter for a day. Easy instructions and everything want smooth.

mine is on the boat, but so far the service is awesome, do these people not sleep.

Dear sir i am looking at setting up a metal cutting factory in Adelaide south australia and would like a price on 4 of the STP1530 with 105 amp and one of them with the rotary device attached to it, could i please get a price for the 4 unit and the shipping to south australia thanks

Kind Regards

Darren

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The value is massive, I'm super happy. We have a photography business and deliver photos on wooden flash drives, this laser wood engraving machine is perfect for it. For those authoring adobe illustrator, I found that art board sizing precision is maximized when I export graphics with 536 PPI. Haven't tried in Mac but the Windows software works like a boss. Strongly recommend.

Very well thought out knife cutter for me. Easy to use interface. Set up was a breeze. Used leather to check level and do a test cutting. Worked fine. Overall the knife cutter works and is quiet as can be. Just wish the manufacturer would have some how to videos to help me.

It was very easy to use and worked fantastic for engraving leather knife sheaths. Over the course of a day with plenty of long breaks in between each knife sheath I engraved ten sheathes with a logo which took approx five minutes apiece.

I'm an avid crafter and work with computers, so I didn't have any issues acclimating to the software. You have to get a feel for the configuration settings, but that varies by the media you are cutting upon and takes some minor trial and error. I bought a MDF board and played until I got the settings the way I wanted. I had a few newbie questions of the vendor and I found the email response was FANTASTIC and vendor was definitely committed toward me getting the most of this laser machine and went above and beyond to ensure my satisfaction. If you're looking for a laser cutter to get a feel for this type of craft, I can HIGHLY recommend this cutter. Happy "cutting" :)

I couldn't believe how inexpensive this plasma cutter was when I bought it and now I can't believe how great it works. Now I'm making more money than ever on my past time hobby for ornamental iron and steel designs. I'm constantly looking for new idea and drawing them on CAD for this machine. I sliced a brake rotor for an expedition right in workshop without a doubt it's worth more to than I paid for it. I use it for hobby cutting but I wouldn't be afraid to take it into a more industrial setting plug it in and go to work for the day.

If you are a computer person, or even relatively technologically savvy, this will be easy for you to use. If you are not, it comes with an instruction manual which I highly suggest reading before using. I use the laser engraver primarily for engraving leather. The first thing I did was focus the laser into a pinpoint. I then experimented with different laser power/depth settings. Full power, full depth, expect lots of smoke, burned edges and burnt residue that can smear. For leather, I am using 60w power, 30 depth with great success and minimal smoke.

The more impressive thing for me was the detail that this thing is capable of. I can literally engrave fonts that are around size 8 and they burn crystal clear with my settings. I suggest doing a lot of experimenting because in the end, once you get the right calibration, this thing is capable of incredible detail and quality engravings. You may also want to mess around with the contrast settings if you are engraving complex images. For tiny details, you may want to try using the lowest possible settings in depth/power (low, but still enough power to leave a mark).

The laser wood engraver performs as I expected. Normal photos are not going to come out well - haven't for me. For graphics, or things with clearly defined boundary lines, this works well - I've used it on wood, and it does what I hoped it would. I was designing some Harry Potter house graphics for use on a wood project for my 9 year old...worked just fine.