Toy or Tool: My review of the Ortur Laser Master 2 Pro

[@RonInAVan]

Great video, I just bought one last week put it together and was able to engrave on their samples with ease, never operated or owned a laser before, I have to say I was impressed with myself and not at all intimidated with operating this little laser. I am now in the process of building a enclosure with ventilation for the little laser. The price was in my budget and a way to get my foot in the door to the laser world. Thanks for the video.

[@phil3142]

Great video. Thanks for trying it out. One of those machines I'd like but can't think of/justify a regular use for.

[@krisknowlton5935]

One thing I would advise you to do is remove one of the tightening screws on the height adjustment. This insures the dovetail seats better so the laser module remains vertical. I had a problem to start with in that regard. The LaserMaster 2Pro is definitely a tool. I work mine quite a bit and enjoy every minute of it.

[@jp9037]

can this cut 3-4 mm wood?

[@001snapshot]

Richard...good to see you..hope all is well.

[@OldCurmudgeon3DP]

Rule of thumb I've always heard is 80% power max to extend the life of the diode.

[@MrCalgarypete]

Thanks for the great review Richard

[@sausage5849]

I need a lazer that can at least cut 3mm mild steel.

[@accordxtc319]

Hmmm I think we could be onto something big here Richard. I know that I could use a hammer with a saw, call it the sawmmer? Hehe

[@hitechredneck2133]

Yea as makers its second nature to make or remake tool for multipurpose applications. Maby you remember bashing me for making a laser engraver out of an old printer.

[@ericcxxxx]

good infor but for price this not a toy, toys are cheaper this is not cheap!!