Depending upon its resolution limit and accuracy, it could be useful for PCB resist removal. They should come up with a coating that is etchant resistant, but which can be burned away by the laser. I've read elsewhere about black lacquer paint being used with other lasers. PCB positioning stops would allow two-sided PCBs to be made.
You are a salute to geeks... most people would buy some steel wool and scrub away the rust. Entry-level geek would probably use some kind of de-rusting compound and use chemistry to remove the rust. level two geeks maybe electrolysis... super Saiyan geeks....WE USE LASERS!
Very cool. At $300-400 USD this is much better than solutions like the Glowforge. Also it looks like you might be able to attach the head to a 3D printer and etch using that.
This looks like a great entry level etching unit. I have to use some more powerful lasers for my job, so it would have been interesting to see what size it can etch to.
That’s a cool laser etching device. But for rust removal I would use a product like Evaporust. I have used it on tools with excellent results and it’s safe to use. After rust removal you need to protect the metal with an oil or paint so it doesn’t rust again.
@@winstonsmith478 it's normal for diligent companies who care about quality control to check international interpretations of product names, marketing is important.
Those 5k'ish fiber laser that need extraction and water/cooling systems. CO2 can 'mark' if you use something like Cermark over the metal before engraving or Moly Lubricant. There are vids you can see how people get by without using fiber lasers.
Hi thanks for this video. I am mainly interested in laser cutting/engraving Silicone bands. Will this do the job and will you be able to do a video for this material and others? Thank you!
With the protective shield. Seems to be magnetic. Where can I find the safety shield. If I get more of magnetic shield. I could extend the square longer because it's magnetic. So if u want a bigger space. Buy a few more of these. Now where can I find one. Amazon need to just sell the magnetic safety shield. Would be alot easier to find on Amazon.
PLEASE use protective glasses. Yes, I know you are wearing glasses that block practically any light above 350nm but you give a BAD example for children (and adults). "When working with Laster always use protective gear". Besides that, I like the demo.
hey nice product! i want to buy one but i am not sure how it will deal with wood.. could you please make a test on wood pls and share the results with the community? thx a lot and always nice to see your new videos:))
the 1000w lasers they use for de-rusting and cleaning bricks, stonework, etc. are amazing to watch - I was actually really surprised this little thing could achieve any de-rusting like that.
@@davocc2405 Interesting nevertheless but it's far easier and more thorough it will be with chemicals because those will go into crevices and where a laser.
@@CMDRSloma I've seen the laser go quite deep - of course not as much as a chemical bath (often on the inside, etc) but the laser is very fast indeed, I am quite fascinated by it as I was trying to convince a friend of mine to look at it commercially. The other factors of course are how many items you can do with a batch of materials, side-effects (fumes, disposal, reflected laser light, etc.). The laser is indeed very expensive at that scale but I think at some point we'll probably arrive at a mixture of the two; laser for most of the visible parts and chemicals for the harder to reach parts (presuming a batch being done).
No glasses is super sketchy. If you are going to do tech reviews on lasers you should practice basic safety practices. While its not very powerful, its strong enough to do permanent eye damage with a stray refraction. Especially on a piece of metal. Why not set up the shield to create a partial wall instead of surrounding it? That way you can protect yourself and not restrict the size of the piece you work on. I appreciate you reviewing it though.
I don’t see how the laser can stay in focus for a large image. 15mm is very small. How well dos it perform for a much larger image say 50mm for example.
Hey Novaspirit.. have you seen that @Pi Labs put out a call for help? I am wondering if you have a sbc that you could spare to help them with there projects.. like Box86 and twister OS... thank you for all you do!
I seen in their Facebook page people complain about not receiving their codes??? I want to buy this as a gift but my concern is customer service you have to wait for codes hopefully not needed to start using it??
He he... a whole video of Don playing with his pecker... Of all the cool toys you show on this channel this is one of the ones I want the most - if I had one of these I'd scale the image right up and burn it into surfaces on the local bus station. This is the image I'd burn: imagebin.ca/v/5fd9VGmRFtv0
You could have saved you about $500 take them tools put them in some vinegar and water let them set for 24 hours come back and you aint gonna have no rust left.
"it's not that powerful" - you are dead wrong. This easily can cause eye damage. You always need to wear eye protection when working with lasers > few mW. Shame on you for misleading viewers.
I'd rather buy an Ender 3 printer and a high power laser accessory for more than $100 less. Plus, you have a 3D printer as well. Not as convenient, but worth.
There are much better and cheaper methods for cleaning tools, you could simply get a sand blaster tool and use a wire brush on a bench grinder, they come up like brand new, or you could use chemical cleaning, or you could use a wire brush on a drill many different methods that are much cheaper and just as good if not better than using an expensive laser made for etching, that's just a waste of a good machine.
hey, if I can say... SAFTY FIRST, No goggles, no shielding, no nothing, you should at least protect your equipment. it will burn your eye, camera... NO GO ... sorry
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Depending upon its resolution limit and accuracy, it could be useful for PCB resist removal. They should come up with a coating that is etchant resistant, but which can be burned away by the laser. I've read elsewhere about black lacquer paint being used with other lasers. PCB positioning stops would allow two-sided PCBs to be made.
Warning: Do not look into laser with remaining eye.
NURDRAGE!
You are a salute to geeks... most people would buy some steel wool and scrub away the rust. Entry-level geek would probably use some kind of de-rusting compound and use chemistry to remove the rust. level two geeks maybe electrolysis...
super Saiyan geeks....WE USE LASERS!
Very cool. At $300-400 USD this is much better than solutions like the Glowforge. Also it looks like you might be able to attach the head to a 3D printer and etch using that.
This looks like a great entry level etching unit. I have to use some more powerful lasers for my job, so it would have been interesting to see what size it can etch to.
That’s a cool laser etching device. But for rust removal I would use a product like Evaporust. I have used it on tools with excellent results and it’s safe to use.
After rust removal you need to protect the metal with an oil or paint so it doesn’t rust again.
someone should have double checked that name before going live with it :/
Really. Item is not from native English speakers, I assume?
@@winstonsmith478 it's normal for diligent companies who care about quality control to check international interpretations of product names, marketing is important.
What laser would you recommend that could engrave stainless steel or gold?
Those 5k'ish fiber laser that need extraction and water/cooling systems. CO2 can 'mark' if you use something like Cermark over the metal before engraving or Moly Lubricant. There are vids you can see how people get by without using fiber lasers.
Fiber lasers come down. You can get one for 3300 shipped to your door
When rescaling photos for engraving put a coin next to your object as it is easier to do your scaling to that and then delete the coin image
Thanks for this! Is it possible to purchase the auto height adjustment kit alone, without the laser? If so, can you provide a link?
Just use a WD-40 for rust. In this way, you could save a lot of money 😉
Yeah, a $900 rust removal laser kit or a $3 can of WD-40! Hmmm decision, decision, decision, which one is it going to be?
Is this power enough to make PCB's with?
Hi thanks for this video.
I am mainly interested in laser cutting/engraving Silicone bands. Will this do the job and will you be able to do a video for this material and others?
Thank you!
Excellent review but i REALLY would like to know if this can etch into GLASS as i upcycle glass bottles THANKS IN ADVANCE
"You expect me to talk?"
"No, Mister Sheet of Paper, I expect you to die!"
why didn't you make the design bigger so we can actually see it
Thanks for this video! I have a few questions. Can this etch on Sunglasses lens and side arms? also, can it engrave on fabric or leather?
With the protective shield. Seems to be magnetic. Where can I find the safety shield. If I get more of magnetic shield. I could extend the square longer because it's magnetic. So if u want a bigger space. Buy a few more of these.
Now where can I find one. Amazon need to just sell the magnetic safety shield. Would be alot easier to find on Amazon.
PLEASE use protective glasses. Yes, I know you are wearing glasses that block practically any light above 350nm but you give a BAD example for children (and adults). "When working with Laster always use protective gear".
Besides that, I like the demo.
Laster?
Ha ha HE SAID “PECKER”!
are you 6 years old ?
@@jyvben1520 Yes.
Hey Bevis... He said Pecker... hu hu hu hu huh
@@highlander723 yeah I AM CORNHOLIO!
@@danielktdoranie beat me by days, But just gots to have fun with it!!!!
Hello, Is It possible to engrave on the back of the I Phone or I Pad or any electronic device as Apple does ? thanks
hey nice product! i want to buy one but i am not sure how it will deal with wood.. could you please make a test on wood pls and share the results with the community? thx a lot and always nice to see your new videos:))
I want a small laser engraver to use in my woodshop for engraving small lettering in cutting boards... what would you recommend?
I am looking for a laser that would do stippling on polymer pistol frames and also yeti cups. Would you recommend this to do these or another laser?
Could you try on silver jewelry? Will it work good?
I lost my laserpecker charger, do u know where i can buy one or if another charger will work?
I still can't get over the name
Do you think I can engrave into steel tweezers ?
it's worth 100 bucks... for 350 you can get an industrial k40 that cuts 5mm cleat acrylic
Can it laser dog tags? Or light metal?
Can it cut the material through and if it can what size can it go through
I would rather use chemical methods to de-rust tools, this laser it's very gimmicky fot that purpose.
Indeed, vinegar would do as good or better
the 1000w lasers they use for de-rusting and cleaning bricks, stonework, etc. are amazing to watch - I was actually really surprised this little thing could achieve any de-rusting like that.
@@tonyjarnigan9714 I suspect you're wrong. Perhaps with overnight soaking but I've tried with vinegar and lemon juice with mediocre results.
@@davocc2405 Interesting nevertheless but it's far easier and more thorough it will be with chemicals because those will go into crevices and where a laser.
@@CMDRSloma I've seen the laser go quite deep - of course not as much as a chemical bath (often on the inside, etc) but the laser is very fast indeed, I am quite fascinated by it as I was trying to convince a friend of mine to look at it commercially. The other factors of course are how many items you can do with a batch of materials, side-effects (fumes, disposal, reflected laser light, etc.). The laser is indeed very expensive at that scale but I think at some point we'll probably arrive at a mixture of the two; laser for most of the visible parts and chemicals for the harder to reach parts (presuming a batch being done).
This really looks pretty cool!
No glasses is super sketchy. If you are going to do tech reviews on lasers you should practice basic safety practices. While its not very powerful, its strong enough to do permanent eye damage with a stray refraction. Especially on a piece of metal. Why not set up the shield to create a partial wall instead of surrounding it? That way you can protect yourself and not restrict the size of the piece you work on. I appreciate you reviewing it though.
Fantastic!
What is the maximum size of an image that I can engrave?
100mm x 100mm
Good review, what’s the largest image size this can make?
100 x 100 mm 4
Will it do a pic of a person?
Can this láser do it a 3d engraving on wood ???? Test please !!! 🙏😎👍
I got an ad for this before the video. 😂
Can it do it on metal? Slate/ceramic tile?
Can this etch aluminum?
Does it has meta Aluminium also?
This works for stainless steel?
I don’t see how the laser can stay in focus for a large image. 15mm is very small. How well dos it perform for a much larger image say 50mm for example.
How many run time can the laser pecker do?
can it etch on metal like brass or copper or titanium?
Do u think that blocking laser with ur hand and take a peak look gonna progect you ? 😂😂😂
What is that laser brand and where did you get it?
L1 Laserpecker . I have a brand new one from Amazon that Is am selling still in box.
Nice Video Don. Good Stuff.
Hey Novaspirit.. have you seen that @Pi Labs put out a call for help? I am wondering if you have a sbc that you could spare to help them with there projects.. like Box86 and twister OS... thank you for all you do!
Could I use this to engrave plastic labels? Like name tags? Is centerint the image a pain?
Centering the image is not hard, yes I was able to engrave on plastic
White vinegar seems a bit less expensive.
Does it etch in color?
This is great.
Can it do scrimshaw?
Sir if I right on gold any name ??
This could make some unique business cards.
Awesome info sir.
How big can it engrave?
I seen in their Facebook page people complain about not receiving their codes??? I want to buy this as a gift but my concern is customer service you have to wait for codes hopefully not needed to start using it??
My code went to trash as spam. Always look there first :)
@@renee9590 thanks I ended up getting think k40 name, things that need a app run didn't like that about laser pecker
Laser pecker team has not send my product for 3 months...
He he... a whole video of Don playing with his pecker... Of all the cool toys you show on this channel this is one of the ones I want the most - if I had one of these I'd scale the image right up and burn it into surfaces on the local bus station. This is the image I'd burn: imagebin.ca/v/5fd9VGmRFtv0
How deep with it engrave wood?
I'm pretty certain that someone took it out of the shorts pocket or stole it directly from the room.
I don't have it.
It was prior to what happened the other day.
How do you import new files to the app?
Price please
You could have saved you about $500 take them tools put them in some vinegar and water let them set for 24 hours come back and you aint gonna have no rust left.
$10 in Naval Jelly will work better than that laser for rust removal.
"it's not that powerful" - you are dead wrong. This easily can cause eye damage. You always need to wear eye protection when working with lasers > few mW. Shame on you for misleading viewers.
"Suite" is said like "sweet".
Just trying to help. stop being mad at me.
You really need way more light in your room
I'd rather buy an Ender 3 printer and a high power laser accessory for more than $100 less. Plus, you have a 3D printer as well. Not as convenient, but worth.
Perfect tool to create PCB
This dude's gonna lose his vision with his casual attitude towards laser
There are much better and cheaper methods for cleaning tools, you could simply get a sand blaster tool and use a wire brush on a bench grinder, they come up like brand new, or you could use chemical cleaning, or you could use a wire brush on a drill many different methods that are much cheaper and just as good if not better than using an expensive laser made for etching, that's just a waste of a good machine.
Your laser causes heat damage and weakens steel. You're going to want to sandblast that rust.
Use your protective glasses please you to adorable to loose an eye darlin
Great vid!
Can engrave something on the moon from earth
hey, if I can say... SAFTY FIRST, No goggles, no shielding, no nothing, you should at least protect your equipment. it will burn your eye, camera... NO GO ... sorry
Hola podrá gravar en oro
if it can burn wood, hmmm maybe it can burn your eyes, and if you have a 40W laser in your garage, uff guy you should really know better
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Ha HA , You said LaserPecker!!! Ha ha ha ha !!!!
Hey Don, another B__A__ Review, Baked in Coolness!! Thx Bro....
En français
Please wear glasses.
5 ads during a single video. It is just too many.
8th!
First :)
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*seccond
Does it engrave metal?