Falcon2 Pro 60W Laser Engraver, Enclosed Laser Cutter with Air Assist, 3-in-1 Laser Module, HD Camera Positioning, Auto Fan, Class 1 Safety Laser Engravering Machine for Wood and Metal

After a lot of research. I finally settled on this machine, mostly because the other UV laser O was considering, which also advertised a 20 to 60 watt power range, wasn't yet released. Also, it came with 3 separate heeds, and they weren't very clear on whether or not the machine actually came with the 60 watt head. That aside, there are a few things I would like to see changed or improved on this machine. But overall, it cuts like a champ! I cant's believe how much this machine has decreased my cutting time! So, a quarter inch piece of wood which need to require 2 or 3 cutting passes, now it is easily cut through in just one pass, even with only the 40 wall power range selected. Plus the fact that this is an enclosed machine, with its own went ventilation fan, means this unit can be used indoors, if need be. I can't say enough about how well this ant cuts all materials, including opaque plexiglass. Also the power selection of 20 watts, 40 watts, or 60 watts, is only a matter of an easy push of a button, which is right there on the very top of the power head.

I was shipped a unit that was used and was missing parts and broken parts. I purchased and paid for a new unit…

I have put very little time on this machine, so treat my review accordingly. So far i have no real complaints although a few things could be improved on. But the thing I really want to say is, if you can afford it, if you can save up for it, I would suggest that you buy a CO2 laser first. I am in the position of having bought a nice powerful diode based laser and realizing I should have bought something else. I think for most folks, especially if you are thinking about working with acrylics, CO2 is a better starting place. Later, there are other types to explore like UV and Fiiber. But CO2 will pretty much do what a diode will do, plus acrylics. Diodes can do some acrylics, but not clear or blue, and for me the deal killer is the lack of clear capability. Oh well, you spend, you learn, you cuss, save up some more money, and try to get it right the next time. Anyone want to buy a relly nice nearly new 60 watt diode laser? I hope this is helpful. Have a good New Year.

Really like the design, gives a great industrial design feel. It also eliminates the use of accessories such as honeycomb table and laser engraver enclosure, and the engraving is a very good working experience.