Laser Engrave 3D Printed Parts & Create Colourful Images with the Gweike G2 Pro

[@jacekruzyczka3058]

What lasers nowadays are able to do is fantastic! In senior high school we had a bulky laser gun with an output power of ONLY 1 mW, which was even weaker than a laser pointer for your pocket.

[@LorenzoFranciosi1976]

hi, amazing the clours on steel: could you tell me which settings did yo uuse to obtain them so clean and good looking? thanks a lot

[@gregspeakman9337]

Great demonstration of the G2 Pro. I am looking forward to your builds using this laser. A face plate for a Raspberry Pi Internet radio would be nice. Nice vid! Thanks,

[@MichaelKlements]

Thank you, I'll have a look at a Raspberry Pi internet radio project!

[@Xadarako]

i have 3D printed text in 2mm before without too much issues, just have to know the right settings (like arachne instead of the classic wall generator in prusa/orca slicer / bambu studio.) but yes, a fiber laser engraver is quite a nice upgrade for quick and easy work on this.

[@mugaggakennedy]

Can i use it to laser mark business card information on Petg. Thank you

[@CoolBearMC]

Love da video

[@nnasab]

Good machine for business, too expensive for home use.

[@Fhalei]

I wonder how this performs when trying to engrave on curved surfaces

[@MichaelKlements]

The surface of the object needs to remain in focus, so needs to be a precise distance from the laser head. They have two rotary attachements available to do this, one is a roller design and one is a chuck.

[@gyrenrockz]

cool devices.. . . . . . . episode 7 hahahaha