LaserPecker2 (Basic) Laser Engraver Cutter, 60W Galvo Laser Handheld Engraver High Precision 0.05mm Compressed Spot, 36000mm/min High Speed Portable Engraving Machine for Wood Kraft Paper Leather

I’d been looking at multiple makes and designs of engravers over several months of research and can honestly say I’m glad I picked Laserpecker. I have both the Laserpecker 2 & 3 along with some of their add ons and attachments such as the roller, battery pack and enclosed cube extraction hood.Straight out of the box the set up was extremely easy and took a matter of minutes. The machines are very well built and have a great look and finish to them also.Within 15 minutes from unpacking I had my first item being engraved using the Laserpecker software & app that’s available. If you’re new to laser engraving as I was, these machines are perfect and really easy to understand and get going whilst also giving an extremely clean and professional finish so also suitable for the more advanced and experienced just looking for their next machine.The one bit of feedback I have is regarding the ports on the rear. As they are so close to one another I can find it difficult to pull out the usb cables at times but that’s honestly the only improvement I’d like to see on future models.

I am very impressed with the LaserPecker 2. I have tried laser engraving with a budget CNC rig, but not had good results. Right out of the box, the LaserPecker 2 stands out for build quality and attention to detail. The unit is easy to assemble – just two screws to attach the upright stand and then a thumb screw to attach the laser unit itself. The LaserPecker 2 comes with a safety screen and safety goggles – both are a must as the laser could blind you and your loved ones. The screen has an extractor fan to exhaust some of the fumes.As others have mentioned, the unit is quite compact. The basic engraving area is 100 x 100mm, however this can be significantly increased if you also invest in the roller pack which allows for engraving on cylindrical objects such as drinking glasses, bottles and mugs/travel mugs. The roller also has two clever features – mounted on the base it will act as a roller to move a work area along to allow for a larger work area. Mounted under the base, the roller actually moves the whole unit along the work area to allow for an even larger work area – although it is advisable to have a flat surface to work on and, if necessary, add some weigh to the unit to ensure the unit works in a straight line and does not stray to the right or left. Another clever feature of the LaserPecker 2 is the ability to adjust the angle of the laser head to print on work areas that cannot fit on the base. If necessary, the unit can be used as a hand held device. You would be best advised to only do this with the protective screen attached and make sure you have a steady hand.The LaserPecker 2 can be operated via a Android/Apple app or through a laptop (not sure about Apple OS on a laptop/desktop). If you do intend to control the unit through your laptop, you will have to make sure the latest firmware is installed in the unit. This is an easy process and the links and instructions can be found on the LaserPecker website. I was wary of using the App as I generally prefer to use a laptop computer, however I have been pleasantly surprised how easy the app is to use. The software is fairly intuitive, although it does take a few tries to get setting right for the perfect engraving. I would recommend working on cardboard or scrap wood to start with until you have found your ideal settings.I also find it useful to use the preview feature, which will show a square/rectangular outline of the area which will be engraved. This allows for proper positioning of the material to be engraved. Using the app, the preview grid can be moved around to line up with the material. This is very handy as, once the protective screen is down, it is hard to move the material to be engraved.One thing to remember, is, if you are engraving on a black surface, the preview grid will not show up as the black will absorb the preview light. I use a piece of paper or card to enable me to see the preview grid and make sure the work material is properly aligned. I have also found, that when printing on coated metal (I use business card size steel sheet from Amazon), at first is appears the laser has not engraved deep enough. However, applying some rubbing alcohol will remove the dust residue to reveal the engraved image.If you intend to engrave on metal with a reflective surface or glass, it is worth investing in a marker pen such as a Sharpie to pre-coat the area you intend to engrave on. This will ensure safe engraving and the ink should wipe off with some rubbing alcohol.Finally, I love the safety features of the LaserPecker 2. In addition to the protective screen and quality protective goggles, the software has built in features to ensure the laser is not initiated without the user confirming the work area is safe. This involves using a six number pin (set by the user) and a delay counter of 5 seconds before the user is allowed to proceed to the engraving stage.

The media could not be loaded.  The LP2 laser engraver is the upgraded model from the LP1, this means that they have completely redesigned the body of the laser itself increasing it's power and accuracy, although they have increased the size of the body itself it's still a really compact unit and the additional handle which has been added to the top as well as the buttons which can be activated and deactivated.So starting from top to bottom as an overview for this entire unit, the handle on top is designed purely for portability in mind, where you can hold the device in your hand and push it up against any surface you need to engrave without having to dismantle anything. The handle is thin and easy to hold making it ideal for lengthy engraving, however i wouldn't want to be the only thing holding it in position during a full engraving as i wouldn't be surprised if you couldn't hold it perfectly still which might affect the engraving itself. Next to the handle are 3 buttons, these buttons by default are turned off and can be turned on through the app by going to the menu button (top right) -->Mode Settings --> Turn Touch Key On. These then allow you to control the preview button and the Power Switch (on/Off). As well as having an indicator light which tells you what's happening with it (yellow flashing whilst synching and Blue solid once connected.In order to use it you'll need to get it connected to the app, in my case i was using a Google Pixel phone which needed to be connected through the device first using the pin 0000 then going through the app and it auto connects, however some phones including iPhones will connect first time directly through the app itself.Once the device is connected which you can check in the menu button and by pressing "Bluetooth Device Connection" you'll then need to set the all important height, this can be done via the buttons on the side of the auto stand or by adding on the Shield (which has an integrated fan) which is the perfect height of 110mm. I tend to use the auto-stand with the shield attached more as i engrave smaller items and just find it that much easier to do it this way.Up to this point you now have a fully functioning single dimension laser engraver...then they had to throw in a 3rd axis which in itself is genius. This add on plugs in relay into the LP2 and allows you to use it numerous ways to engrave more awkward items, the first of them being tubular items such as bottles, pens, pencils etc. Once it has been connected up, you turn on the third axis through mode settings in the app, choose Cylinder and place your item to engrave onto the metal rollers, once you have checked your image and placed it where you want it engraved you can even preview the engraving as it rotates around the object to ensure you get it just right. You can also use this 3rd Axis to turn over, attach the LP2 to and set it up to engrave a longer object in a full run as you watch the LP2 "walk" across it engraving, i would however suggest you do a bit of trial and error on this first though as it is rather more difficult than just standard engraving, you'll also need to make sure it has a fixed run holding it in place either side to ensure a straight engraving.Without going into any more detail, this device is a really fun cool piece of kit that really can engrave most things, it's a marvel how far they have come since the original LP1 making this device the ultimate user friendly laser engraver that works for both pros but also amateurs and enthusiasts.

I've been experimenting with this engraver for several days now, and I'm very impressed with what it can do. It was very simple to set up, and I've completed some intricate engravings as well as some basic cutouts. I'm not so impressed with the app, and if you are going to use it, I'd advise using the full Windows version. If you want to connect to the printer from your laptop, then you need to purchase a separate dongle. All in all, this should last me a few years for what I need. Very happy with the build quality and output. Not so happy with the Android app and price point. 4/5.

AmazonやYouTubeでのレビューの評判が良いので気になって購入しましたが、評判どおりの精度と速さで納得しました。この価格でこのクオリティ、とても満足です。

説明書に使い方が書いておらず、最初は迷いましたが、アプリをいれたら簡単に設定できました。スマホの写真を使ったり、とにかく気軽に刻印できることが楽しいです。

使い方は非常に簡単で、初心者でもすぐに使えます。ただ一発で成功させるにはやはり慣れが必要だと思います。白いモノや金属にはそのままだと焼き付け出来ないのは非常に残念😢金属は黒く塗っても何回やってもうっすらとしか刻印できませんでした(材質によるかも)。まぁ、価格を考えると充分な仕様かと思います。大きさはコンパクトでいいです。デスクでも邪魔になりません。

組み立ても簡単！コンパクトサイズながら秀逸だと思います。文字の彫刻ならほんの数秒で終わります。もっといろんなフォントや縦書きに対応してもらえると嬉しいです。写真の彫刻はどのパターンがきれいに仕上がるのか試行錯誤中です。

使い始めですがユーザーインターフェイスがわかりやすく、ソフトウェアの不具合や変な挙動も無く快適に使えています。デフォルト日本語のフォントも違和感が無くそのまま使えています。今後、PCから使ってみる予定ですが、PC使用に関する情報が少ないように思います。