Steve, another great video. I purchased the 20W WeCreat Vision a few months ago partially based on your comments since it’s my first laser. I have done many projects with the laser and I’m happy with my decision. Rumors are they may have a 40W module so the current 20W customers can upgrade to a 40W without purchasing a new entire system since all the current accessories work on both the 20W and 40W. Thoughts?
If you find yourself doing a lot of cutting, this upgrade might be worth considering. The beam size is 0.9mmx0.1mm, which is comparable to a lot of 20W lasers, so engraving is also better than average for a 40W. You still get to keep your 20W laser module too, so you can always swap it back in.
If you could find one that fits it should work. I assume you're asking because you cut small pieces and they fall through the grills. If not, don't worry about it, the grills work great.
On a different subject, do you have any idea where I could find a 45 W replacement bulbs for my Full Spectrum Muse 3-D auto focus laser? Is there a way to purchase one directly from China?
Check with CloudrayLaser.com. They have a complete line of laser tubes and it is where I bought the tube for my 90W laser. If you tell them what laser you have they should be able to tell you what to order, though its probably something like this one: www.cloudraylaser.com/collections/co2-laser-tube/products/cloudray-35-80w-cr-series-upgraded-metal-head-co2-laser-tube?variant=42968257298593
for my small business. Between the Xtool S1 40W and the We Create 40, which one would you recommend for someone just starting out? I'm particularly interested in ease of use, durability, and the quality of the final output. Appreciate any insights you can share!
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This is the way to go! Good for the 40W
At least Wecreat has retained its main focus for ease-of-use. Other laser manufacturers could learn a lesson.
Steve, another great video. I purchased the 20W WeCreat Vision a few months ago partially based on your comments since it’s my first laser. I have done many projects with the laser and I’m happy with my decision. Rumors are they may have a 40W module so the current 20W customers can upgrade to a 40W without purchasing a new entire system since all the current accessories work on both the 20W and 40W. Thoughts?
If you find yourself doing a lot of cutting, this upgrade might be worth considering. The beam size is 0.9mmx0.1mm, which is comparable to a lot of 20W lasers, so engraving is also better than average for a 40W. You still get to keep your 20W laser module too, so you can always swap it back in.
great video thanks
You are welcome! This is by far my favorite CO2 laser
Can you test Acrylic ?
Black acrylic will engrave and cut fine. Darker colors will engrave, but clear acrylic wont
Can you use a honeycomb tray in this laser?
If you could find one that fits it should work. I assume you're asking because you cut small pieces and they fall through the grills. If not, don't worry about it, the grills work great.
On a different subject, do you have any idea where I could find a 45 W replacement bulbs for my Full Spectrum Muse 3-D auto focus laser? Is there a way to purchase one directly from China?
Check with CloudrayLaser.com. They have a complete line of laser tubes and it is where I bought the tube for my 90W laser. If you tell them what laser you have they should be able to tell you what to order, though its probably something like this one: www.cloudraylaser.com/collections/co2-laser-tube/products/cloudray-35-80w-cr-series-upgraded-metal-head-co2-laser-tube?variant=42968257298593
great review! do you have a link to that gear design?
Sorry, let me put that into the description.
@@SteveMakesEverything thank you!
I meant laser tube, but not bulb.
for my small business. Between the Xtool S1 40W and the We Create 40, which one would you recommend for someone just starting out? I'm particularly interested in ease of use, durability, and the quality of the final output. Appreciate any insights you can share!
For ease of use and price, the Wecreat wins