I don't mean to seem critical, though your products may be excellent, but your video was hardly useful and is a letdown to viewers in my opinion. It leaves more questions than it answers. It would have been more helpful to see both the laser and non-laser type machines etch the same PCB pattern and then analyze the results and highlight the differences. Also, the maximum board size was stated for the laser machine, but not for the non-laser type. In fact, nothing was mentioned about the non-laser version. Also, what about startup requirements, such as space, air filtration, waste removal, meeting local environmental codes if any? Lastly, and this often gets my goat: I went to the LPKF website and unless I missed it, there's not a clue as to price. Is the lack of price because it's presumed that someone, or a company, has bags of money sitting around and so price is not an issue? Consider making a more useful video that covers, in depth, both laser and non-laser machines and provide some real-world examples and please provide baseline prices on your website.
I don't mean to seem critical, though your products may be excellent, but your video was hardly useful and is a letdown to viewers in my opinion. It leaves more questions than it answers. It would have been more helpful to see both the laser and non-laser type machines etch the same PCB pattern and then analyze the results and highlight the differences. Also, the maximum board size was stated for the laser machine, but not for the non-laser type. In fact, nothing was mentioned about the non-laser version. Also, what about startup requirements, such as space, air filtration, waste removal, meeting local environmental codes if any? Lastly, and this often gets my goat: I went to the LPKF website and unless I missed it, there's not a clue as to price. Is the lack of price because it's presumed that someone, or a company, has bags of money sitting around and so price is not an issue? Consider making a more useful video that covers, in depth, both laser and non-laser machines and provide some real-world examples and please provide baseline prices on your website.