We want to thank you reviewed our product and made a video and our customers who have supported us. Your feedback is greatly appreciated, and we welcome any suggestions. Rest assured that we are committed to continually improving our products and services to meet your needs better. Thank you for your support and trust in our brand.
Thank you! I was very happy with the machine. I have been using it today to cut out some leather patterns. The Z axis autofocus is great and a time saver and it is built rock solid!👍
@@baronleathercraft That's fantastic to hear! 😍 It's always great to know that our products are helping customers like you save time and work efficiently. 🏆 The Z axis autofocus is definitely a game-changer when it comes to precision cutting, and we're thrilled that you're enjoying it. 💪 And of course, we take pride in building our machines with the best quality materials to ensure they're built to last. 🌟 Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
awesome products best laser company on the market! i have a tts55 and it is a beast! thank you for making such great products. next purchase ts2 can't wait.@@Twotrees3Dofficial
Hello everybody. This is a review on the Twotrees TS2 20 watt laser. It actually has Z axis autofocus. If you have an interest in diode lasers for your craft you might want to check this out. Once again, thank you for your support and I have a leather crafting video coming out this week. It is a card holder that looks like a cassette. The posting will also have a link to the FREE pattern that I created for the video. The pattern will be laser ready and can also be used by people that do not have lasers. Enjoy the video and thank you once again!
Thank you very much for your appreciation! I try to make the reviews helpful because lasers are becoming very popular and I try to share information that would be important to me. I am aware that people watch many reviews on a product that they are interested in. I know I do. I hope I am adding to the soup of information to help people make an educated decision. Thank you very much!
Thank you sir for a very good tutorial, I have the same laser but 10watt power, it is my first laser, so I am still learning. I suppose I could adjust my settings to suit the ones that you use. Thanks again buddy. I did not realise you could set the machine to focus at different heights during a job..
Thank you very much for the kind words. Yes, It is very cool you can set the focus to change during a job. I have no doubt we will be seeing this feature implemented by other companies soon. Thanks again!👍
Regarding automatic focus, it is always set to Z offset in half the thickness of the material I am cutting as in the video (3mm material = 1.5mm focus? For example, if I am cutting a 10mm material, do I set the automatic focus to 5mm?
The short answer is yes, That is my understanding and it is also the technique that I use. If you experiment you might even find a sweeter focus point but on the most part halfway works for me. Some things to keep in mind: Calibrating the Z-Axis Focus: Experiment: Start by focusing halfway through the material’s thickness. Then, test the results by cutting or engraving a small sample. Fine-tuning: Observe the quality of the cut or engraving. If it’s too shallow or too deep, adjust the Z-axis position accordingly. Material-specific: Different materials may require slightly different focus positions. Soft materials like wood might need a different setting than hard materials like acrylic. Enjoy your laser, you picked a nice one. 👍
@@baronleathercraft Thank you very much, it's very clear. Just a question, from some week when I start the autofocus macro the laser I think goes to down because it's start to move all the frame, do you have any idea or settings that I need to modify? Thank you!!
@@gabrieleraba7753 I remember that happening to me as well. It has been some time since I used my twotress laser but if I remember correctly, this would happen when I adjusted the z axis down with a macro and then used another macro again. It the laser module does not know that it has already been lowered so it goes even lower, and as you found out like I did, too low. :) The module has to be brought back to 0 on the z axis so it knows where it is. I am sure you will get a better response on the twotrees forum but this is why I remember it happening. I hope this helps. :)
@@chuckstrunk3746 Great choice! Remember, after you set a macro be sure to home the machine. It will remind the machine of what position it is in. Enjoy!
We all were newbies and we are all still learning everyday.😀 If you click on the "console" icon it will bring up 6 macros buttons in the console. If you right click on them you will be able to program them how ever you want. If you have the two trees laser these macros will already be programed. One will say "engrave" and the others are "cut" settings. If you need me to explain in more detail or if you have anymore questions just let me know. Enjoy!
In this case I did not. This was my first time engraving metal and I am surprised how nice it came out since I did not add a coat of black temper paint. Now when ever I do engrave metal I airbrush a coat of black temper paint. Thank you for the question.
It seems diode lasers have a hard time cutting most metals and I assume that is the reason that the honeycomb bed is not cut in half. You can mark up metals but the diode does not seem to cut them at the power and speed that these home units seem to generate. I know some lasers like this one can engrave on to stainless steel it is not going to be able to cut through them. when ever I cut material on a flat piece of aluminum the aluminum is scared but never cut through no matter how slow or powerful I use the machine. What a laser is able to cut relies on the spectrum (color) of the beam the laser produces. There is plenty of info on this topic online. Thank you for the question.
Sorry to hear you are having trouble. Let me see if I can help you although it is best to also approach this forum section that is dedicated to TwoTress lasers. forum.lightburnsoftware.com/c/hardware/twotrees/36 plus the twotrees support team. That way you have more minds on your issue. www.twotrees3dofficial.com/pages/contact-us , With that said. Can you go into more detail on what is happening? When you say the laser sound, do you mean the internal fan? Does the beam ever come on? or does it seem to power up and make a sound and then not shoot a laser and just sit there?
Right now it seems to be selling for $517.44 . I am not sure if a hole dipstick will fit, i think you will be able to slide most of it in but I am not sure.
@@baronleathercraft t's 16 minutes and 21 seconds. I understand that the rubber cap on the back of the laser needs to be removed I was curious why you put it on
@starily Actually I never noticed that before. I just took it off. Do you know what the function of that is? What was it covering? I guess I was able to use the laser with the cap on. any clue? Thank you.....😱
@@starily That is the flame sensor. According to the manual, when you use the machine outdoors it is easy for the sensor to be triggered so they want you to leave the cap on. The cap on the sensor is to prevent the alarm from going off when there is actually no flame. If you find the laser keeps triggering the alarm without a flame use the cap. Thank you for pointing that out on e machine.
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We want to thank you reviewed our product and made a video and our customers who have supported us. Your feedback is greatly appreciated, and we welcome any suggestions. Rest assured that we are committed to continually improving our products and services to meet your needs better. Thank you for your support and trust in our brand.
Thank you! I was very happy with the machine. I have been using it today to cut out some leather patterns. The Z axis autofocus is great and a time saver and it is built rock solid!👍
@@baronleathercraft That's fantastic to hear! 😍 It's always great to know that our products are helping customers like you save time and work efficiently. 🏆 The Z axis autofocus is definitely a game-changer when it comes to precision cutting, and we're thrilled that you're enjoying it. 💪 And of course, we take pride in building our machines with the best quality materials to ensure they're built to last. 🌟 Thanks for sharing your experience with us!
awesome products best laser company on the market!
i have a tts55 and it is a beast!
thank you for making such great products.
next purchase ts2 can't wait.@@Twotrees3Dofficial
Can I engrave dipstick @@baronleathercraft
Hello everybody. This is a review on the Twotrees TS2 20 watt laser. It actually has Z axis autofocus. If you have an interest in diode lasers for your craft you might want to check this out. Once again, thank you for your support and I have a leather crafting video coming out this week. It is a card holder that looks like a cassette. The posting will also have a link to the FREE pattern that I created for the video. The pattern will be laser ready and can also be used by people that do not have lasers. Enjoy the video and thank you once again!
Very nice outcome.
Thanks for the review & opinions
Thank you very much for your appreciation! I try to make the reviews helpful because lasers are becoming very popular and I try to share information that would be important to me. I am aware that people watch many reviews on a product that they are interested in. I know I do. I hope I am adding to the soup of information to help people make an educated decision. Thank you very much!
Thank you sir for a very good tutorial, I have the same laser but 10watt power, it is my first laser, so I am still learning. I suppose I could adjust my settings to suit the ones that you use. Thanks again buddy. I did not realise you could set the machine to focus at different heights during a job..
Thank you very much for the kind words. Yes, It is very cool you can set the focus to change during a job. I have no doubt we will be seeing this feature implemented by other companies soon. Thanks again!👍
Thanks for the video.
My Pleasure. I use this laser often. Love the Z axis.
Regarding automatic focus, it is always set to Z offset in half the thickness of the material I am cutting as in the video (3mm material = 1.5mm focus? For example, if I am cutting a 10mm material, do I set the automatic focus to 5mm?
The short answer is yes, That is my understanding and it is also the technique that I use. If you experiment you might even find a sweeter focus point but on the most part halfway works for me.
Some things to keep in mind:
Calibrating the Z-Axis Focus:
Experiment: Start by focusing halfway through the material’s thickness. Then, test the results by cutting or engraving a small sample.
Fine-tuning: Observe the quality of the cut or engraving. If it’s too shallow or too deep, adjust the Z-axis position accordingly.
Material-specific: Different materials may require slightly different focus positions. Soft materials like wood might need a different setting than hard materials like acrylic.
Enjoy your laser, you picked a nice one. 👍
@@baronleathercraft Thanks! 🤝
@@baronleathercraft Thank you very much, it's very clear. Just a question, from some week when I start the autofocus macro the laser I think goes to down because it's start to move all the frame, do you have any idea or settings that I need to modify? Thank you!!
@@gabrieleraba7753 I remember that happening to me as well. It has been some time since I used my twotress laser but if I remember correctly, this would happen when I adjusted the z axis down with a macro and then used another macro again. It the laser module does not know that it has already been lowered so it goes even lower, and as you found out like I did, too low. :) The module has to be brought back to 0 on the z axis so it knows where it is. I am sure you will get a better response on the twotrees forum but this is why I remember it happening. I hope this helps. :)
Very informative, thank you!!!
Great! Thank you! I hope it was helpful. This laser has some cool features and a large work area.
I ordered one, looking forward to learning how to use it to it's highest potential.@@baronleathercraft
@@chuckstrunk3746 Great choice! Remember, after you set a macro be sure to home the machine. It will remind the machine of what position it is in. Enjoy!
Will do, thank you!!@@baronleathercraft
how do you open the macros, Im a newbie here.
We all were newbies and we are all still learning everyday.😀 If you click on the "console" icon it will bring up 6 macros buttons in the console. If you right click on them you will be able to program them how ever you want. If you have the two trees laser these macros will already be programed. One will say "engrave" and the others are "cut" settings. If you need me to explain in more detail or if you have anymore questions just let me know. Enjoy!
Did you apply something to the metal first in order to engrave it?
In this case I did not. This was my first time engraving metal and I am surprised how nice it came out since I did not add a coat of black temper paint. Now when ever I do engrave metal I airbrush a coat of black temper paint. Thank you for the question.
Noob question : What stops you cutting the honeycomb base?
It seems diode lasers have a hard time cutting most metals and I assume that is the reason that the honeycomb bed is not cut in half. You can mark up metals but the diode does not seem to cut them at the power and speed that these home units seem to generate. I know some lasers like this one can engrave on to stainless steel it is not going to be able to cut through them. when ever I cut material on a flat piece of aluminum the aluminum is scared but never cut through no matter how slow or powerful I use the machine. What a laser is able to cut relies on the spectrum (color) of the beam the laser produces. There is plenty of info on this topic online. Thank you for the question.
I bought a TS2 two trees but after installing only the laser sound comes after I power on. But does not move. :-(
Sorry to hear you are having trouble. Let me see if I can help you although it is best to also approach this forum section that is dedicated to TwoTress lasers. forum.lightburnsoftware.com/c/hardware/twotrees/36 plus the twotrees support team. That way you have more minds on your issue. www.twotrees3dofficial.com/pages/contact-us , With that said. Can you go into more detail on what is happening? When you say the laser sound, do you mean the internal fan? Does the beam ever come on? or does it seem to power up and make a sound and then not shoot a laser and just sit there?
Can it cut metal
I wouldn't count on a diode laser to cut metal. If that is your goal you should look into a fiber laser.
How much is this....can I engrave aluminium length for dipsticks
Right now it seems to be selling for $517.44 . I am not sure if a hole dipstick will fit, i think you will be able to slide most of it in but I am not sure.
Shouldn't the rubber cap behind the laser be removed? What role do you play >?
I am not sure where you are talking about. Can you be more specific? Thank you..
@@baronleathercraft t's 16 minutes and 21 seconds. I understand that the rubber cap on the back of the laser needs to be removed
I was curious why you put it on
@starily Actually I never noticed that before. I just took it off. Do you know what the function of that is? What was it covering? I guess I was able to use the laser with the cap on. any clue? Thank you.....😱
@@baronleathercraft It'll be in the manual It's a type of sensor
Please remove the rubber.
Please let me know if I'm wrong
I'm using the same model.
@@starily That is the flame sensor. According to the manual, when you use the machine outdoors it is easy for the sensor to be triggered so they want you to leave the cap on. The cap on the sensor is to prevent the alarm from going off when there is actually no flame. If you find the laser keeps triggering the alarm without a flame use the cap. Thank you for pointing that out on e machine.