LaserPecker LP1 Pro Laser Engraver - Portable Mini Laser Engraving Machine for Wood, Leather, Felt | 190g Lightweight | 10,000+ Hours Lifespan | Safety Glasses Included | Perfect for DIY Crafts, Home Decor & Personalized Gifts
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Product Description
The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Engrave Any Pattern on Various Materials LP1 Pro can engrave on various materials such as paperboard, fabric, wood, leather, felt, and more. More Creative Things Cut Felt, carboard and paper within 0.5mm thickness can be cut Reflective Materials White, transparent, blue & reflective material can't be engrave directly, you can mark it black and clean the paint once engrave finished Photosensitive Stamp Select "Seal" mode in the APP, and make your own personalized stamp Color Engraving Color can be sculpted with shiny coloring powders Your Pocket Art Studio LP1 Pro is the most compact and easy-to-use laser engraver of its kind. Just grab it and put in your bag, you can take it anywhere. Powered Directly with Powerbank LP1 Pro can be powered up by using an adapter or a power bank. It also has a long-time lifespan. Specifications Laser Type 405nm Blue Laser Laser Power 0.5w Engraving Precision 0.15mm Engraving Speed 20 mm/s Resolution 1k Working Area 100 x 100 mm Weight 190g
Product Features
Palm-Sized Wood Engraver (190g) - USB Powered 2.56"x2.4"x2" design fits in toolboxes. 5V power bank operation - 89% lighter than desktop engravers. Perfect for DIY workshops and craft markets.
0.15mm Laser Precision for Wood Details Violet laser etches intricate patterns on pine, balsa, and plywood. Password lock + motion detection ensure safety - 50% more safeguards than other small wood burners.
3-Step Wood Engraving - No Experience Needed ① Bluetooth connect ② Set 20cm height ③ Upload designs. Create custom wooden tags/plaques in 4x4" area - 5x faster setup than similar tools.
Budget Woodcraft Starter Kit (<3 Cents/Hour) 10,000+ hours lifespan = engrave 300+ wooden keychains monthly. Includes tripod/ruler for stable engrave.
Completely Friendly for Beginners 100% tested on 10+ materials. Get free engraving templates (animals/festivals, etc.) + 24/7 exclusive after-sales support for beginners.
Customer Reviews
What can I say, I love this thing. Makes me wonder why it took me so long to buy a laser engraver. I was waffling between this one and another brand but I went with this one because it was compact and portable. As long as you have a power supply, you can engrave pretty much anywhere.I use the engraver with the Apple App on my iPhone. I've not tried the Windows app.So far, I've been engraving wood and leather goods for my Winery and the results are very nice and professional looking. I've found that it will use bitmap and jpeg files that are in my phone's photo album. Honestly, the biggest challenge I have is getting my artwork from my computer to my phone's album. I just email them to myself.I did want to engrave drinking horns and discovered that the laser just reflects off of the light colored horns without even making a mark. The solution, I found, was to cover the horn with painters tape first and then engrave. I had to turn the depth up pretty high but it engraved nicely after that. You can see the one horn cup I engraved in one of my pictures. I'm guessing this method will work for other items that are too reflective for the engraver.I really do love this engraver and only have a few complaints. These are the things I think could be improved.First, the App interface is white and orange text which is nearly impossible to see with the safety glasses on. Black text in the option buttons would have been better.Second, there are too many verification popups in the App while in use. When you want to engrave, you have to tap four times, which is three times too many. Yeah, I get that you want to remind users to be safe and check the distance between engraver and material, but maybe make that go away after a tutorial. I get sort of annoyed that I have to tap so many times just to repeat a previous job.Third, the default preview setting is so dim, no one can possible see it. You have to immediately turn the brightness up to see a preview. Maybe make the brightest setting the default.Fourth, I thought it had a battery that needed charging. It does not. It has to stay plugged in while in use and the cord that comes with it is not very long. If you use an extension cord, be careful that the cord does not move the unit while in use. I found that my one cord had a heavy end that, if it slipped off the table, would take the engraver, tripod and all, with it. I have a USB Ryobi battery adapter that I found works just fine if I am going to be out and about at markets and shows and need to do some impromptu engraving.My only regret is that I didn't spend more to get the one with the base that rotates cylinders (for engraving mugs). But that may be a future purchase.I don't know the lifespan of this laser and have only been using it for a couple of days, so I guess only time will tell how durable it is.
