Testing the Roly LaserMATIC mk2 30/10w Laser Engraving and Cutting.
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2024
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I really like your videos. You come across as very knowledgeable, humble and trustworthy person.
I saw your videos and at the end I decided for this machine. Their reputation with customer service was the final factor between the S1, Wecreat and this.
Thank you very much!
Love to hear how it all works out for you. Keep us posted :)
I work at a company that uses lasers to cut some of its products and we always have a honeycomb bed on our universal lasers and preco lasers. I'm just now starting to look into a laser I can use at home to start my own craft business and I'm shocked that honeycomb is not used and often sold with these desktop laser cutters. I can't imagine not using it. There's one plant where I work that uses a solid flat metal bed, and they always get terrible cuts from their products. I tried suggesting a honeycomb bed and they didn't even know what I was talking about. I guarantee if they switch they'll never go back unless they have small little parts that fall through the hobeycomb. As you were saying, the only issue I've had that wasn't related to g-code was an unlevel bed. However, one of the engineers messed with it and that's what caused the bed to not be level. Once it was fixed, we never had an issue again. Thank you for stressing the importance of the honeycomb bed! ❤
Would love a beginnings LightBurn lesson -it would be awesome.
Thanks, I would leave this to Louisiana Hobby Guy. He knows much more about Lightburn than I do.
Nice video! I just ordered a 30w and can't wait to get it. Your video and a few others convinced me this is a great machine. Keep up the good work and screw the haters. Subscribed.
Great! Let us know how it goes.
Thanks, I really like the video. Extremely helpful. UA-cam is flooded with xTool, but nothing else. So it is hard to make a decision. I’m retired, but I am going to start a small gig. This is helpful. I like the absolute measurement of the machine. But the S1 is tempting. But the fact that it is MK2 it absolute makes it nice. Good luck young Sir
Thanks! I would be interested in hearing why you would choose one or the other.
Yeah, I almost bought an Xtool and glad I didn't. They are all advertising and tend to overstate what the machines can do, and good luck getting support. I have both generations of Rolys and love them. They also have the best support in the business.
It is the size of the bed, and the two point Auto focus marking system of the S1. I like engraving on Flasks and other curved surfaces. I am just doing gifts right now. But I like the absolute orientation of the MK2. Just got my MONPORT K40 Pro, but the bed is small. Anyway just starting and Looking forward in seeing your follow up videos on the MK2. Thanks for your time Sir@@ValleyForged
I really like your emphasis on consistency. A lot of people don't seem to care, but I sure do. I'm looking at combining two hobbies and this likely will do the job.
Trusting the company AND product for the money I'm sunk costing is what matters. For that I need to know it can do the task I want consistently. Great Review.
I expect I'm buying one for my Christmas present, I'll use your link, be sure of that. Thank you.
Thanks for the nice comment! Who knows what new lasers will be out by Christmas? Things are improving so fast I can hardly keep up. :)
To fix the table moving when you're going fast, you can try to get a sand table. We have equipment for testing that's very expensive at work and we use sand tables or marble tables to keep it from shaking. I'm sure a sand table is probably the cheaper option and works almost just as well from what I've seen
I look forward to the video where you calibrate the Roly LaserMATIC mk2. I have a lot of woodwork pieces I have already made on which I want to engrave various items. For me, that "laserengraving thing" is still a quest. I have yet to figure out what I like most (am going to like because it is on the way) but what I have seen so far I am impressed. Maybe after some time in find a 20W is not enough and I want, maybe by the end of this year a 40W if it is available by then for the Lasermatic MK2. The only downside, of any laserengraver is photo engraving. I don't like that with any laser engraver what i have seen so far. But I didn't buy it for that. But anyway thanks again for your good video. Ciao
Over and over guys applaud Roly's customer service. As yet I have not made a decision as to which machine, 30/10 or 20/10, however the decision as to which company is a no brainer. To start out I purchased a book on Laser Engraving by S. Spence. One of his main pieces of advice was WHAT IS THE COMPANIES REPUTATION AS TO CUSTOMER SERVICE? I get it.
Appreciate if you would use my link. I feel very good about recommending Roly. Please follow up and let me know what you chose and how you like it. So far, I have nothing but praise.
Thank you for your thorough review. I've been researching lasers for several months looking to replace my very old AtomStack (originally 5w, but upgraded laser module to 10w). I've been looking at the Creality Falcon2 40w and the Lasermatic MK2. I think I would rather go with the 30/10 by Roly than the Falcon2 40w. It seems your review is in line with what I see from the others. btw... I love the Lord's Prayer Cross mother's day roses I got from your Etsy store.
Thank you for the nice reply! I can't say for sure about the Creality, but it seems like a great machine. Hope I get to review it at some point. Let me know which way you decide to go, and how you like it. Of course if you buy the Roly, use my link :). I can honestly say, I am really enjoying the LaserMATIC, and it is doing everything I need it to do. I plan on doing a whole series on how to start a small business with this machine soon. Cheers!
@@ValleyForgedenjoying this video right now, and subscribing because of this comment! Thanks
Thanks for all of your videos. Huge help. Do you think the 20w would be able to make clean cuts on the Lord's cross like the 30w?
My guess is that for the 6mm it would take two passes, where the 30w takes one. I think the 20w is perfect for 4mm or less, but for 6mm I prefer the 30w for sure.
@@ValleyForged thanks! would 2 passes lower the quality of the cut? speed isn't a huge issue for me.
@@philbo9k The quality is great. The roly is so precise you won't even notice the difference. The trick is to figure out the perfect speed for the two passes.
@@ValleyForged many thanks sir
I have been watching you for quite a while and I very much enjoy what you show and explain. I am not looking to make this my business (I am a high school teacher - but I see retirement in the near future). I really like your 'Lord's prayer' cross. Have you tried it with the outline of the letters etched in to separate them from each other? If you have been asked before, and have previously answered, disregard my question. I will go back and find your video on the project to see if you answer it there.
I think Louisiana Hobby Guy made a video on what you are talking about. Perhaps go check his channel and see if it is. Let me know and thanks!
Hi! I would love to have one, but Roly has no KLARNA montly pay option. How many Lasermatic Roly would sell, if they let Europe customers buy by Klarna or some other same like Klarna.. These days nobody has those money to hobby laser, even they could make some money later.. Thank you for very good videos!! Bless you!
So, is the honeycomb bed on this Roly Aluminum or Steel? BTW, I'm cutting out your Lords Prayer Cross as I type on my X-Tool. I like this machine...Nice work.
Thanks! It is steel.
Excellent. Its now at the top of the want list.@@ValleyForged
@@kennethrich2107 I can easily put my name behind this product and sleep well at night. I am very happy with it. Just watch my review first so you know my likes and dislikes. Then use my link of course :)
If there's nothing under the honeycomb how does it prevent the laser from burning into your bench.
I assume you're joking. If not, do you know how I know that you didn't watch the video?
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It has a bottom, however it dose not touch the honeycomb.