When assembling the machine, the provided instructions are some of the best we’ve ever seen on a self-assembly kit. Materials: Wood Board, Paperboard, Black Acrylic, Leather, Food, Stainless Steel, Power Coated Metal, etc. Input file format: NC, BMP, JPG, PNG, DXF, etc.

These are the full specs of the Ortur Laser Master 2 Pro:

Having used the Laser Master 2 Pro for a few days, we’d argue Ortur has executed it very well, and most of the criticism we have is formed around the steep learning curve of its use rather than the hardware itself, but even that is something that Ortur has made efforts to improve for its users. The original Laser Master 2 (opens in new tab) is available from $199 / £145 / around AU$425 for the lowest powered 7W version, though the more powerful 20W model will set you back $249 / £215 / around AU$600.įor some, this might be a steep price for an upgrade, but given the differences between the two models, we would estimate it’s a fair price for what you’re getting. The Ortur Laser Master 2 Pro is available now from online Chinese retailer Madethebest (opens in new tab) for $449.99 / £325.99 / around AU$610, though additional import taxes and shipping costs will depend on your region on top of that. Alongside 3D printing and similar ‘workshop hobbies’, laser cutting and engraving is steadily increasing in popularity thanks to the growing availability of affordable machines, with Ortur looking to fill with intermediate skill level hardware void that exists between entry-level products and full workshop Co2 lasers.

The Ortur Laser Master 2 Pro is the latest addition to the Ortur family of diode laser engravers, promising a step up from the existing Laser Master 2 machine.

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