Anyone here tried a LASER TREE laser for etching?

[cut&burn]

I'm just wondering if anyone has had a chance to use the LASER TREE laser module for their etching projects? I've come across a few videos, but there's not a lot of genuine feedback from people who have actually used it. How does it perform? Is it reliable? And what's the software compatibility like? I'd really appreciate your insights before I decide to buy one.

 

[RayBecks-]

Yeah, I've used it and it is okay for detailed etching, pretty reliable and it works well with LightBurn and LaserGRBL but make sure your cooling and focus are dialed in

 

[starb0rn]

Yeah, I've used it and it is okay for detailed etching, pretty reliable and it works well with LightBurn and LaserGRBL but make sure your cooling and focus are dialed in

I agree, best is its compatible with popular software like LaserGRBL and LightBurn, which makes setup easier. If you want something budget-friendly and decent quality, it's worth a look, but definitely check out user reviews to get the real scoop before buying.

 

[WanderCreate]

I'm just wondering if anyone has had a chance to use the LASER TREE laser module for their etching projects? I've come across a few videos, but there's not a lot of genuine feedback from people who have actually used it. How does it perform? Is it reliable? And what's the software compatibility like? I'd really appreciate your insights before I decide to buy one.

you know, one of the best things about the LASER TREE modules is their wide software compatibility.
They are generally plug and play with the two most popular programs in the hobby world: LightBurn and LaserGRBL.
Since most of the modules use a standard connection (usually a 3pin or 4pin), they can be easily swapped onto a wide range of machines like those from Ortur, Atomstack, and Sculpfun, which is a big plus for an upgrade