xTool is a well-regarded name for business owners as well as enthusiasts looking for a laser engraving solution, all thanks to the brand's diverse portfolio and versatile machines that have a ...

If you’re looking to cut single pieces of material at a time then there’s no reason why the xTool S1 wouldn’t be an asset to you, but if you intend to engrave large batches of items then a laser ...

Starting out with the laser, unlike other xTool machines, there isn't a preview camera. Instead, you have two options: the first is to mark the material area, and the second is to take an image of ...

Everyone knows that lasers are basically magic, and if you strap a diode laser or two to a lawn mower, it should slice through those pesky blades of grass with zero effort. Cue [Allen Pan]’s ...

Tips and tricks for the xTool M1 laser cutting machine. This great craft tool cuts a variety of crafts from wood to paper.

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[Jeshua Lacock] from 3DTOPO owns a large-format CNC (4’x8′, or 1.2×2.4 m), that he strongly feels is lacking laser-cutting capabilities. The frame is there, and a 150 W CO2 laser tube has ...

Laser levels offer precision, reliability, and a measure of safety. Unlike traditional bubble levels, laser levels project a beam of light that serves as a reference point for various construction ...

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Here, read everything you need to know about the Lyma laser, from how the technology really works, to the things it can (and the things it can't) have a tangible effect on – and one Bazaar ...

The best color laser printers are a great investment that can save you time and money compared to cartridge-based inkjet printers. Laser printers use toner, which lasts a long time, delivering a ...

But with so many options available, how do you choose? Inkjet, laser, LED - each technology has its own strengths and weaknesses. Do you need speed or quality? Are you printing mostly text or photos?