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Greetings, greetings all. Love my 10w falcon. This thing exceeded my expectations like crazy. Works like a charm and so easy to build.
Did a little something for myself for a change. Engraved my stainless steel ciggy case. Surprised how crisp it came out!
100 Wedding Gifts, with a falcon 5W (I had to make 3 layers of 0.4mm wood). I cut the adhesive paper itself with my own laser. Besides, I made a custom keychain design for the friends of the couple that formed the figure of the meplee.
Coin clean test - 22w laser module Timelaps 5000 mm/min, 100%, crosshatch, airassist on
Canvas engraving test I think it's really beautiful
So 10w can leave some permanent marks on stainless steel. First test on stainless steel 150mm/min 85 percent, crosshatch , 0.5mm line interval , single pass.
Hey all! So I’ve been accepted into the group expert scene. A little about me, been laser working for 2 years, 3D printing for 6 years and cnc woodworking for 3 years. I’m a Jack of all trades. If you need help don’t hesitate to ask. Here are a few of my laser pieces I’ve done with my Creality device.
Will the falcon engrave on Acrylic?
I just received and setup my Falcon 10w. It comes with 2 different software. Grbl and light burn. I’m a total newbie to the jargon in GRBL, am I out of my league? And which software is easier to use?
FAQs
If you are pursuing efficiency and have higher cutting requirement, please choose the 40W option; if you do more
engraving jobs and have lower demand for efficiency or cuttting capabilities, then the 22W is suitable for you
Specifically, the 40W can cut 18mm cherry wood, 15mm dark cpaque acrylic, and 0.1mm stainless steel in one pass
while the 22W can cut 10mm cherry wood, 8mm dark opaque acrylic, and 0.04mm stainless steel in one pass.
However, the 22W has a smaller laser spot (0.08*0.1mm) than the 40W (0.08*0.12mm), which means it can
produce finer engraving results."
Diode laser cuttable: paper, wood, leather, MDF, felt, some dark opaque acrylic
Diode laser engravable: Paper, Wood, Leather, MDF, Stairless steel, Some dark opaque acrylic, Bamboo, Fabric, Dark
glass, Ceramic, Jade, Marble, Shale, Cement, Brick, Platedd metal, Painted metal"
Sure, the 1.6W laser module is free if you choose the 40W to realize finer engraving as the 1.6W has a smaller laser spot."
There is a learning curve to being an expert. But engraving some begginner-level projects only takes a couple of tries to get skillful at it. Also, we have many tutorials and beginner guides on our YouTube Channel, whereyou can learn step-by-step projects!"
The Falcon 2 is a open design and the glasses is neccessary when operating the laser engraver. However, the Faclon2 Pro is a fully enclosed design with a protective cover to offer a safer and easier working experience. Otherwise, the Falcon2 Pro comes with a built-in camera to realize the precise positioning and accurate alignment. "