Ortur Laser Master 2 Pro Laser Engraver (LU2-4) 20w AU Plug, US$389.99 (~A$506.26) Delivered @ Madethebest

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Store RepLMadethebest on 11/06/2021 - 21:02 madethebest.com (199 clicks)
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Feature:

1. 32Bits MCU has the much higher frequency than 8 Bits MCU, arithmetic speed is faster, the operation is smoother, the engraving & cutting precision is higher.
2. It could support any baud rate, save some delays due to command transmission, increase the engraving speed.
3. Support Ortur Laser 1.5 series firmware.
4. Support flame detection function.
5. Support emergency stop button.
6. Support Ortur Offline Control Box.
7. The 24V Circuit is a safer electric system, it could could support the powerful laser module, and more add-ons.

What is a laser engraver? Why do you need a laser engraver?

Laser engraver: It is an advanced equipment that uses laser to engrave materials that need to be engraved. In the period of rapid development of the modern CNC engraving machine industry, the use of laser engraving machines is becoming more and more widespread, mainly with the following advantages:
1) Laser engraving does not need to contact the workpiece to be engraved, saves many tools, and the operating cost is very low;
2) The high-precision characteristics of laser engraving are especially suitable for the processing of complex graphics;
3) The laser beam under computer control can move at a high speed, the engraving process can be completed in a few seconds, and the processing efficiency is high;
4) Due to the combination of laser technology and computer technology, users only need to carry out high-speed engraving and cutting according to the pattern output by the computer, and can change the printing design at any time, which fundamentally replaces the traditional mold making process and is more convenient.

Review videos:

First Look At The New Ortur Lasermaster 2 Pro
Ortur Laser Master 2 Pro Review (Is it Worth the Money let's See)

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  Ryxxi on 11/06/2021 - 21:41

  +2

  dont buy lasers without enlosure..

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    Store RepMadethebest @ Made The Best on 12/06/2021 - 01:28

    Hi ,there will be some optional add-ons released at the end of this month,Full-enclosure Casing is one of them.
    I will post it here when it is available.

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      terrys on 12/06/2021 - 10:48

      It would be nice to see them - however it may be a bit too late.

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  igoforthebest on 11/06/2021 - 21:56

  +2

  Should also mention how many watts the laser is in the description.

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    superroach on 12/06/2021 - 01:19

    +1

    To save others the effort, it's:

    Laser Power: Electric power: 20W laser power: 5000-5500MW

    I'm going to err on the side of it's 5W.

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    Store RepMadethebest @ Made The Best on 12/06/2021 - 01:29

    -2

    Thank you for your suggestion. This is 20w laser.

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      superroach on 12/06/2021 - 01:38

      +4

      Please don't lie.
      LU2-4 FAC laser module (electric power: 20W, optical power: 4.5-5.5W
      There is 5.5W going in to your laser. Other Chinese listings do the same, and I won't let that fly on here.

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        Ausdave on 12/06/2021 - 14:51

        @superroach

        You're correct, it is 4.5W-5.5W in real output power (20W being input).

        The OP/Store Rep must be part of the marketing team, and not a technical person (and/or just straight up dodgy).

        They also seems to be a reseller, not the actual manufacture.

        Please buy from the official store if you do:
        https://www.aliexpress.com/store/4380068?spm=a2g0o.productli…

        The 4.5W-5.5W is stated in the below review, at timestamp 2m35sec onwards:
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRLJz2QB-Gc

        The company Ortur is actually a good company and have quality products.

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          Store RepMadethebest @ Made The Best on 12/06/2021 - 18:30

          @Ausdave: Hi ,thank you for your explanation. Please rest assured that we are authorized distributor of Ortur brand.
          There are limited distributors for Ortur in the market.

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  Ausdave on 12/06/2021 - 00:07

  +7

  For people who aren't familiar with laser machines:
  - this is a diode laser, which can only engrave material such as timber (for example burn an image on timber).
  - diode lasers aren't that high powered, and struggle to cut through anything thicker than 3mm timber.
  - you will need to wear special laser safety glasses during operation, as it will potentially burn your eyes, like looking at the sun.
  - if you would like to engrave and cut timber/plastic, you will need a "co2 laser", and a "fiber laser" for metal

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    crashtest on 12/06/2021 - 14:29

    Thanks for the advice @Ausdave - in your opinion would a 5w diode laser cut 9-12mm pinboard? Want to make some shapes for ma kids.

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      Ausdave on 12/06/2021 - 15:04

      +1

      @crashtest

      The 5w diode laser will definetly not cut through anything thicker than 3-4mm wood, and also leave massive burn marks on the wood.

      You also have to ensure the wood you engrave/cut is not toxic (some use toxic glues), which can be harmful to you/your childern's lungs.

      Even my $10k 40w Co2 laser will struggle with anything thicker than 6mm, and will require multiple passes to cut through.

      What you're looking for is a CNC machine, which is essentially is a power drill mounted on a structure to cut in a controlled manner (youtube CNC machines if you're unfamiliar).

      CNC machines only cut through material with a drill, not burn. This is a more safer alternative to lasers.

      CNC machines ranged from $300 to $1.5k, difference being bed size, power of motors, and preassembled.

      I suggest possibly reaching out to the Facebook group below, as there are many hobbyist that would quote you cheaply to make it:
      https://www.facebook.com/groups/246367305801013/

      Unfortunately I can't make it for you, as my CNC is tiny and weak.

      If you want further info on lasers, CNC, 3D printing, feel free to let me know and I'll provide my contact number.

      Just to feed some people's curiosity, I'm a mechanical/structural engineer and do things on the side as a hobby.