The Cheapest 36W Laser Engraver | Atomstack X30 Pro
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- For a Diode Laser engraver/Cutter that is fast, strong, accurate and very cheap, The Atomstack X30 pro is an effective machine.
Links Below
►Atomstack X30 Pro
►Website Link: shrsl.com/4calz (between $750-900)
►Amazon Links:
★Amazon US Link - amzn.to/3Nm2hUC
★Amazon UK Link - amzn.to/3t9BiEX
★Amazon CA Link - amzn.to/3Rc9hop
► Enclosure Box
★ US Link - amzn.to/3MnR2L8
★ UK Link - amzn.to/46NzUGB
★ CA Link - amzn.to/46QKTPB
►Atomstack website: shrsl.com/4cam2
I requested Atomstack and a few other companies to send me their best engravers So that I can test them one by one to find out for you which machine is the best.
In this video, I put the Atomstack X30 Pro Laser engraver through many tests to see if its speed, accuracy, power, and durability are as good as they should be.
And the results were Very very impressive.
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So,
You have started your Laser engraving and cutting Journey and want to get into more action!
But you aren't sure if you should go for higher end engraver/upgrade your machine or not.
Luckily for you I have everything covered, In this video you will know all the basics you need and will be able to quickly make a decision about which Diode laser engraver is going to be best suited for you needs.
There are many important factors to think about when getting an engraving machine.
Mainly you need to look at:
If the Engraver allows for many software, if It has a good customer service base, Engraver speed, power, focus, size , And if there are enough users online who can help you out if you get stuck during your Journey.
You're getting excited, aren't you?
What's amazing about the Atomstack, is that it has all of these features, and more.
To top it up, the machine price is quite cheap for a 36W Engraver, making it a great way to test if you are in to Lasers or not.
You won't have to lose a few months salary just to find out.
I hope you enjoyed the video.
Good luck with your life and have a nice day!
It does sound cheap. I'm looking forward to seeing you compare it with the other engravers you were testing.
I want to engrave lettering onto thin aluminum and also be able to cut the material, say 30 thousandths of an inch. Will this tool do that .
Hey Wagon Master,
30 thousands of an inch sounds sooo thin its hard to even imagine it. (are you sure its this thin?) The aluminum piece at 4:16 that I used is 0.2mm (around one one hundredth of an inch)
The engraver should definitely be able to cut aluminum thats as thin as you have.
As for engraving, im not enitrely sure.
In general some possible problems I see happening: 1. The laser heat might bend the thin aluminum sheet / OR 2. it might not engrave a very dark color.
This is theoretical. Who knows maybe it can do it just fine.
Once you try it out weather its with this machine or a different one, I would love to know your results!
Is the machine safe? I heard that machibnes with no hood leak harmfull light while in operation. Is it good engraving pvc or acrylic dice?
Hey my friend,
In terms of the uv light emitted:
As long as you don't look directly into the laser, you aren't going to face any immediate danger.
But Best practice is to use the anti uv light glasses that come with the device.
The Enclosure box I mention at 8:43 is not only great for reducing smoke, but the top part is also great to see your project running and reducing the effects of the uv light simultaniously.
if you do this you don't have to worry about the harmful light.
PVC is sadly going to produce toxic fumes if you try engrave on it. (it most likely will work though), but you definitely don't want to be inhaling even small portions of those fumes.
All types of acrylic can be engraved/cut.
So acrylic dice should be fine. (depending on the color of the dice, the engravings might not be dark enough to produce a satisfying result// an idea is you can engrave the numbers/characters and then paint in the grooves)
But good room ventilation will be very preferred here.
Hope this helps you out in your journey. Good luck!
Help please! I’m sure you get this question a lot, I’m just doing this for hobby and farewell plaques for coworkers maybe sell a few pieces later. What’s a good quality, laser /cutter under $700? That will last, easy to use and best bang for buck? Would it be this one? Thank you!!!
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