Focusing the standard Laserpecker L1 Pro with the tripod stand takes a little bit more time, because it takes some iterations of adjusting the length of the tripod legs just right. I was upset about the outcome of the leather engraving on my notebook cover, so I decided to try to fix it by making a tattoo coverup. Both the support stand and laser shield of LaserPecker Pro can be carried effortlessly as they all feature a foldable design. The shield also makes it easy to adjust the height of the engraver which has to be 110mm from the material that you’re engraving on.

The electric roller accessory is designed to sit on the base of the engraver and is also controlled by the engraver to turn as needed while the laser is engraving.There’s a USB-C port that you can use to connect the engraver to your computer, and there’s the power port. I created The Gadgeteer in 1997 as a fun way to share my passion for gadgets which began when I was a little kid. You also have the ability to place the tripod directly on big object like a table or a bench and engrave directly on the surface below. The advantage of using the tripod stand is that you can also tilt the laser head sideways and engrave on big objects.

I was furious since it was my Christmas money from my mom and bf combined (none of us have much money, so that was a huge loss). For the first test of the LaserPecker 2 Pro laser engraver, I chose the LaserPecker logo from the app along with the included square of wood.You also have to attach the included USB cables from the engraver unit at the top, to the electric stand. This are a bit strange specs, but through the tests we have performed, we think that the optical laser power should be closer to the 1.

The app has a ton of presets for variety of materials and it takes just a little bit of tweaking to get the settings just right and produce a perfect engraving. I was sent the LaserPecker 2 Pro where “Pro” means that it comes with the electric roller accessory. First of all, the issue with the art being upside down was totally my fault because I noticed this from the first two tests I did but for some reason, I was so excited to engrave something I’d actually enjoy seeing every day, that I spaced the fact that I needed to flip the art before starting the engraving.I’ve reviewed 2 in recent years and felt like I had my fill of them until I was offered the LaserPecker 2 Pro laser engraver.