Wizmaker L1 36w Review! The perfect laser to start your side-hustle!

[@sauletto1]

Thanks for this video. I'm still running a 5.5w output laser in an extended 3018-pro (now a 3040). I bought a 6040 cnc router with additional 4th axis in Feb. of 2020. I have still to this day never even connected the control box to it. I paid about $1400 for it, and I wish i waited and bought this instead. The laser engraving is much more diversified than a router and the difference in mess is night and day. I am considering selling the cnc router and buying this in its place. Thanks again and thanks for your channel !

[@LaserNoob]

5 watt lasers engrave with unrivaled detail but take an eternity to do anything large. I hope you find the right product for your projects. Best of luck!

[@truckinwiththegunny]

Thanks for the video brother. I have been looking at what my first purchase should be. I think I am sold on this one. Thanks for the content.

[@LaserNoob]

Glad you found the info useful. If you do decide to make the purchase, could I ask that you use the Amazon link I provide in the video description? I'll earn a couple bucks off the sale if you do. Good luck on your laser adventures!

[@truckinwiththegunny]

@@LaserNoob No problem, the Marines always support the Navy whenever we can. 🤣🤣

[@LaserNoob]

😂🤣

[@ronniekotler9265]

I am trying to decide between CNC HAND HELD, or a laser. How would this work on hard maple and black walnut to engrave? Thank you for the video.

[@LaserNoob]

It would work great on those hard woods. If you can get small test pieces, you would run a speed/power test. That would give you the speed and power settings for the depth you need.

[@AB_thingsDFW]

Seems pretty solid. Does it comes with air assist? I've been thinking on the Longer B1 30w. But today I discovered the creality falcon 2 40w. It has an adjustable light beam. Which for I can see with the press of a button the output changes from 20-40w. I don't own a laser yet but I've been trying to do my research on the different units. Thank you for your video. I just subscribed to learn more

[@LaserNoob]

Thanks for the sub. Unfortunately, the Wizmaker does not come with an air assist, it is a separate purchase. It is however air assist ready, meaning you only need to attach a hose from an air assist without any additional assembly.

[@terrieballinger5761]

Does it have the pass through for longer pieces of blanks?

[@LaserNoob]

The work area is 400mm x 400mm. But you can easily put in a piece of wood 400mm x 800mm. Depending on thickness, it would go right under the side rails. I 3d printed some leg risers to raise the unit for thicker materials.

[@gohrat]

Did you purchase the laser or was it given to you for the review?

[@LaserNoob]

I did not purchase this laser, but it is still my go-to laser for everyday use.