Laservii L1 3W Mini Laser Engraver

Mocowanie lasera mogłoby być bardziej precyzyjne. Na samym dole przy wskazanej wysokości ogniskowania czasem nie da się mocno zacisnąć głowicy z laserem i trzeba wyżej trochę ustawiać mimo że grawer jest ostry ale ma to wpływ na moc rysunku. Poza tym ciekawy model za taką cenę.

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I am reviewing the Laservii L1 mini 3000mW Laser Engraver Machine with 150 x 150mm Working Area that was sold for approximately $90. First of all, I have never laser engraved before and am a total novice. But, I enjoy working with graphics and crafting, and decide this would be my next endeavor. I normally do not assemble things myself, but I did everything with this setup myself. The assembly took me about 20 minutes, but was straightforward with excellent, illustrated instructions. Installing LaserGRBL took about another 10 minutes to find the Win11 download and to install it.Next came developing my graphic, which I did in a graphics app. Afterwards, I opened LaserGRBL and connected to the Laservii engraver using the instructions. Then, I imported a highly complex, greyscale image PNG (not the best approach - my learning curve). I followed the instructions that came with the Laservii L1 Mini on how to set up the initial parameters. There is one typo in the instructions that took me some time to overcome. It says to burn at 8000 speed, but really should have been 800 speed. Trying to burn at the 8000 speed did not engrave my wood coaster at all. Slowing it down to 800 worked well. My first wood coaster (from the complex PNG) felt very 3D and looked very good, but took 2 hours to engrave!I went back to my graphics app and simplified the graphic into more of a line drawing with minimal shading and exported as a SVG. That had to be opened in Inkscape and modified to theoretically work with the laser engraver. I am also new to Inkscape and could never get the SVG to work. So, I abandoned that approach for now. I exported the simple graphic as a PNG, imported into LaserGRBL and vectorized it. That resulted in a graphic that was engraved in only 10 minutes, with a very satisfactory result.I haven't figured out all the features of this laser engraver nor the software needed to drive it. But in 2 enjoyable evenings, I have a fantastic ROI. I am very pleased with this Lasrvii L1 mini laser engraver and have so many project I want to try. It is large enough for the wood bookmark and coaster blanks I have. I am excited to try more designs and eventually move to other medium like metal. At about $90, the Laservii L1 mini laser engraver is a great, affordable starting point for a novice like myself. Someone experienced might prefer the Pro 12000mW Laser Engraver Machine, with 300x300mm Working Area. But the Mini has plenty working area and laser strength for my projects. If you're on the fence, dive in and have fun creating!

This is such a handy little laser engraver for all kinds of crafts. I’ve been using it for different DIY projects, and it’s nice having one machine that can handle so many different ideas. The compact size makes it easy to fit on my workspace without taking up a ton of room.Setup was straightforward and didn’t require a bunch of tools or complicated assembly. It engraves quickly and can create small, detailed designs on different materials, which makes it useful for everything from personalized gifts and signs to bookmarks, wood projects, and other handmade crafts.I also like that it comes with starter supplies, including safety glasses, a power adapter, Type-C cable, TF card, wrench kit, and sample kraft paper. Having the basic supplies included makes it easier to get started without having to purchase everything separately. Great little machine for anyone who enjoys DIY projects and wants to try laser engraving as part of their crafts.

This mini laser was really easy to assemble and it came with the two small tools needed. The user guide has a QR code that you scan, which links you to a website with a bunch of great downloads and instructions for this machine. Memory card (mini SD) included. Very high quality, worked perfectly right out of the box. Great price for a laser engraving machine!!!

Just about ready to use right out of the box, setup was fast and simple. It's a perfect size for smaller projects, and sits very stable on your work surface. the software is fairly easy to navigate, and the micro SD slat makes it easy to use as a standalone unit without having to be connected to your computer.

I’m really enjoying having this compact laser engraver in my home workshop! It fits nicely on my desk without taking up much space, and setup was quick and relatively easy, although the instructions could be more detailed. It produces clean, sharp engravings on materials like wood, leather, and acrylic, making it great for small crafts, personalized gifts, and custom tags. It supports LightBurn and LaserGRBL software, and the phone app is a nice bonus for convenience. I’m especially excited to use it to add detailed designs to the small logs and branches I turn into crafts. I still have plenty to learn and experiment with, but for a beginner-friendly, budget-conscious machine, this is a great option. Just keep in mind that it’s better suited for small engraving projects than heavy-duty cutting. Overall, a fun and worthwhile addition to my workshop!

Написано что работает от мобильного приложения через блютуз, но программы для андроида нет ни где.
Для дерева слабый, для бумаги подойдёт, но тогда зачем высокая скорость не понятно, я её ограничиваю чтобы хоть что-то видно было.
Нужно брать мощнее и с Wi-Fi

I've wanted a laser engraver for years, so I was pretty excited to finally have one of my own. This one is a little smaller than many of the machines I've looked at, but I actually like the compact size for my workshop. The design is fairly simple and once I got the basic idea of how everything works, it wasn't difficult to get started. For someone who has been wanting to try laser engraving without jumping straight into a large machine, I think this makes a pretty good starting point. I make quite a few things from small logs and branches, and I've often thought that some of my projects would look much better with a precise engraving rather than trying to do the detail by hand. That's really where I'm looking forward to using this the most. Because the pieces of wood I work with aren't always perfectly flat or uniform, I need to come up with a good stand or setup that will let me adjust the height and position of the engraver to accommodate them. That's something I'll have to work out as I use it more. The assembly instructions are probably the weakest part for me. They could be a little more detailed, although most of the parts only fit together one way and the overall assembly is fairly intuitive. The software is a free download and has been around for a long time, so there is quite a bit of information available if you need help figuring things out. I haven't had enough time with it yet to explore everything it can do, but even at this point I'm really enjoying having it in my workshop. After wanting one for years, it's pretty satisfying to finally be able to turn some of my ideas into engraved pieces.

Great product, slight learning curve if you have zero experience. I was up and running in about 20 minutes and figuring everything out and now I’m knocking out about 15 designs a day.