Falcon2 40W Laser Engraver and Cutter

what a great job they've done with cable management and the air hose. I like how well the laser light is blocked by the frame and head. it's definitely 4 times powerful then my homemade ten Watt beside it. it'll go much faster then in the video, that was one of my first projects with my falcon 40 Watt. I have no complaints, I do wish the head would go faster when using the built in buttons, and that's probably possible to change with a g code, I haven't dug into that yet. quite happy so far. if they'd put wireless in it, it would be unreal. I use a virtual here server on a raspberry pi, which works for most things. the fire sense works well too lol. like every new toy you have to see what it can do, like cut 5/8 plywood, too much air and it will light on fire and quite well, but the alarm went off and it moved the head out of the way and it probably would of gone out in it's own. caused by me the user, but still friggin cool feature. just need to build a light burn camera holder for it now.

help's me a lot with my project's work's beutiful

This laser engraver module is like having a skilled artisan on standby, ready to transform your ideas into finely etched realities.

But i cant really give a detailed review as i received just a part. Even though its a crucial part but i have no money to buy the rest to provide a detailed review.

This was my second laser and I upped the wattage to try and get through cuts done in one pass.
It is still a little bit on the weak side depending on the material and the thickness.
MAKE SURE you use this in a very well vented area, you do not want to be breathing in while this is cutting!
Also, do not leave this unattended. You never know what the laser could bounce off of.
Make sure to do some research before using it. Follow the safety instructions plus some.
If you are looking to do some engraving and burning, this is a great tool to do so!

Ive been looking at laser printers for several years and finally decided on this one.

Its decently powerful at 10w. Not the highest wattage available, but also not the lowest. Its perfect for a beginner like myself.

It took me a long while to put it together because the provided leaflet directions arent very goodplus, the text is tiny and I couldnt see it so I put it together via tips provided on the video in the description/and photos of the unit. Its actually very simple to put together, but there needs to be better written/illustrated directions for those of us first timerswho need directions/help.

It seems very well madeall wires appear to be wrapped safely, laser seems safe with bottom cover, it has an emergency OFF button, along with keylockand comes with appropriate assembly tools and dark eye protecting glasses.

It comes with a micro disk. Im not sure if there is information on this or not. My Mac said unreadable so I dont use this.

I connected it directly to my Mac. Id hoped it would be Bluetooth, but it only connected via a wired USB-C connection. Im thinking that backing up print file on micro disk would allow it to print with no computer connection, but I didnt try this so I dont know.

One thing that I instantly noticed was that I need an air filter or something. The fumes are pretty strong in my office :( so Ill be working on this issue next.

I use Lightburn software/LaserGRBL software only works with PCs and Im on a Mac so my only choice is Lightburn. Lightburn is an excellent program and it allows me to upload my vector images from Adobe Illustrator which is great. It costs $120 after 30 day free trialthis is not great. :(

Overall, I think its a quality laser cutter/engraver and perfect for a beginner. I really like it. Attached photo is my first try so much fun!!!??