Lasercutter: 7 year review + NEW machine! Lasercutters from china experience story and walk-trough.
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- First: No I do not get paid for this by the manufacturer. Yes I do love to nerdtalk about machines.
This is a review and user experience video about 2 flatbed lasercutters with a workarea of 1600x3100.
The old one has 1 lasertube of 130 Watt. The new one has 2 lasertubes 1 of 300 watt and one of 70 watt.
In this video I will explain and tell about my experience using the lasercutter. The old one has done more than 4000 hours of real work (thats what the controller says) and is still going strong.
Then why a new one? Because my business depends on these machines and customers were asking more machine hours and cutting thickness.
@mingxinglaser5628 thanks for the really nice machine. Do contact Danica for nice advice when you are interested in a lasercutter. But first: DO YOUR HOMEWORK. Some of these machines have a bad reputation but that is mostly because the buyer does not know what he is doing and blames the machine for his own shortcommings.
There is almost no afterservice and NO manual. So learn what must learn. When it is your first machine: Accept a steap learning curve and much time wasted because you have to learn a new profession.
Thanks for wachting this review about a chinese lasercutter and I hope that you learned something.
Do you have things to add (like "you are wrong" or "I do that different" ;) please do. Maybe I can learn something.
Questions? Just ask. - Навчання та стиль
That is some real down-to-earth reviewing. No polished or editeded footage, just the real thing. Thnx Guus for your videos!
Great review! Keep the content coming.
That is a quick reply! Thanks. Where are you from?
Thank you for sharing. Are you producing cabinet doors and carcasses with the laser or that is mainly with the router?
We use the laser for menu cards, logo's, signing etc. Not for cabinet. The machines are not suites for that type of work.
Great vid! practical info from the one who really did it!
Im building my first CNC laser, what wattage of the bulb you would recommend for good-for-all cutting and engraving?
80 watt is great for a lot of work. A bigger tube also has a bigger spot size so it is less suited for engraving.
Great review. Thanks for your effort 👍🏼
Less than 5k USD? That is stupid cheap.
made in, china？are guys sweating😢
I have been there, what do you mean?
@@ontwerpopmaatpuntcom hhh i m chinese, no offense. don't worry
so what? you've been china before? ? i guess not
@@brewingtonnadine 兄弟，不要介意，我是中国人，只是用了一种中国的梗。😉