xTool P2S 55W CO2 Laser Review: Dual Cameras, Micro Lidar Autofocus & Curved Surface Engraving

[@AuroraTech]

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[@rich9792]

Great job Aurora and team. Your audience is growing from hobbyist to semi-professionals and professionals!!! Keep up the great work!

[@awesomearizona-dino]

Hey Aurora and Team, getting close to 100k !

[@FlyBy2507]

Merry Christmas to my favorite reviewer!

[@Doogleraia]

P2S seems like it's the perfect platform to expand to a plasma-cutter head. Imagine how cool that would be to have as an option.

[@jimc31]

Another great video!! Keep up the good work. Happy Holidays to you and your family.

[@drkzilla]

Wow that auto z feature is wild

[@rooktallon3141]

Merry Christmas to you. Thank you for your reviews. They are the most informative and useful if I don't want to be hyped up into considering something. Definitely not considering this laser engraver. But I just love the sound of the motors as they move. Thank you for showing that.

[@johnnysun6495]

They beat bambulab with that name

[@malturton433]

Very impressive machine but wow the price is beyond my means. Great review as always though.

[@CalfucirInti]

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[@DavidB_AudioTech]

Merci je regarde justement pour l'acheter

[@wolframherzog636]

Excellent Review 😊👍

[@awesomearizona-dino]

Please be aware some burning plastics and vinyl fumes are toxic !!

[@LuizEduardo-el5ku]

You speak portuguese now

[@henrymach]

I'd say that the price and internal coolan reservoir are cons. Everything else is good. Ah, I almost forgot: the lack of a Linux version of the software is a BIG con

[@Martial-Mat]

Is a heavily polluting CO2 laser the way we want to be going? BTW, the photo of you and your brother was adorable!

[@AdrianF-qw1uf]

I don't want to be mean, but the Quality of the videos haven't improved. too much Noise/Grain seems like the ISO setting is too high, or the amount of lights are not enough. And, there is not enough space to record all the angles of a big object. Thank you for the content you put on your channel. wish you and your brother the best🌹🌹

[@AuroraTech]

Yes, since the machine needs to be fully enclosed and the cover is not transparent, it's more of a light grey, it makes the inside of the machine quite dark. In a few shots, we tried placing a phone inside the machine, which helped a little, but there still wasn’t enough light.

[@ukulelefatman]

I noticed you selected 3mm basswood. I don't believe your material is basswood. I think your plywood is probably pine. Basswood is very tightly grained as opposed to pine being a wider more chaotic grain. I'm not sure if engraving would produce different results for these materials, just something I noticed. Merry Christmas!!

[@AuroraTech]

Yes, they have the same settings. In the material library, it’s listed as “3mm basswood plywood”.

[@handsofrhythm3415]

I am a nobody. It would be nice if you included metric measurement in your content, so the other 98% of the world could understand what the hell you are talking about.

[@FlyBy2507]

Come on. 1 inch = ~2,5 cm 1 foot = ~33 cm Very easy to convert imperial measures to metric with mental calculations. By the way, I'm european and never got diificulties with conversions ;-)

[@BrianF.1969]

Third I think but who was second

[@mpa568]

I prefer Reviews of more affordable machines. You had a lot of expensive machines lately.

[@FlyBy2507]

For semi-professional or people, like me, not afraid by the price, it's an interesting review on a valuable channel.

[@microhaxo]

While this is geared more towards semi professionals, it's good to have reviews of higher end machines to give perspective on the features being offered.

[@malturton433]

@@mpa568 Today's expensive machines are tomorrow's affordable one's. I can only dream of spending 4k+ on a laser but it's nice to see where the technology is heading.

[@mpa568]

Sure, but lately i was hoping to see reviews of more budget friendly machines again. Reason: Currently i have the comgrow Z1 as per recommendation. Super nice machine! But really slow cutting performance as mentioned in her Video. A step up would be nice, but a budget friendly option - maybe in a pack with housing. There is a few new options out there. With more expensive machines i assume you cant do much wrong. But with lower priced machines you can get fails much more likeky.

[@PlaydohYoutube]

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