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I’ve always been interested in lasers, particularly the laser engraving machines and when I stumbled upon this item I couldn’t wait. This is a newer model from Atomstack that has some feature improvements over its previous offerings. It features a 30 watt Atomstack P7 M30 laser and rest assured it’s extremely powerful. The assembly is relatively simple, make sure to read and reread the instructions. You’ll want to make sure that you follow it exactly. I was very pleased to find that all the tools you need to assemble this are included which is always a plus. They even included some scrap material to practice with prior to working on your main projects. Overall the assembly took around 30 minutes, and that’s because I was double and triple checking the routing of wires and belts.

Now is the point where the learning curve changes a tad, you’ll need a computer and software to run this device. For windows based products the manufacturer includes a link for free software. There’s also an option if your a Mac computer user. I spent a number of days researching and watching videos, before I performed my very first engraving. Once I was up and running - the controls & software became more comfortable to use. This is one of those items that may take some trial & error, along with time to understand the software. I’m very surprised at how quickly this item finished the project I loaded, however, the amount of detail you select will make a difference in project engraving time. Bear in mind this is engraving with a laser, it can get disperse fumes and ventilation is a must. Probably best to do this in the garage or an area with a ventilation system. Overall this is a very cool piece of technology and I’m impressed at the capability of this engraving system.

This laser engraver is not a simple toy but takes some time and experimenting to figure out the power you need, number of passes, etc to get the effect that you are looking for. But once you get it figured out it does a beautiful job.

I burned a logo into wood, cut some thin wood into shapes, burned a design into a leather coaster and a logo onto a granite puck. It all worked beautifully once I got the power, height, and number of passes right.

It was very easy to assemble although the instructions and illustrations were not always as clear as they could be. The software downloaded and installed easy enough but I could not get it to work without an error. I tried with a different computer and a different graphics file and it worked great. I had gotten both graphics files off the internet but when I went back and tried again on the first computer with the new graphics file, it worked fine. So, if you download a file and it does not seem to work correctly then it might be the file.

It is also very sensitive to things like a voltage drop. It was working fine and burning a logo when I plugged another device into the same plug and it stopped. I tried this a couple times and it happened each time. If I let it run by itself and did not add any additional load onto the circuit then it finished just fine.

So, a few quirks but take your time and get to understand the software and how it controls the laser and it consistently produces really nice results.

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