Testing the Atezr P20
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- My testing and first impressions of the Atezr P20. The machine has a work area of 430x430 and has 24 watts of power. Let's see what it has got. COUPON CODE BELOW
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I'll have my V35 this Wed...... Can't Wait!
They got me wanting on now... lol
Could you leave a link to the honeycomb bed you are using? Great videos on the P20. I'm waiting on my V35 from Atezr. Seeing the performance of the P20 my V35 is going to do great.
amzn.to/3lJIO5f Yea, liking it so far
Hi, didn't I tell you at the last live stream that the P20 was a beast? Did you download the materials file for the P20 from the Louisiana Hobby Guy's website? it is already set for the most materials. I have only had to make very minor adjustments in the cut settings for a few materials. Using Rich's settings for 3mm baltic birch plywood I used 10 in/min at 90% power, and it sliced through it like butter. I love the P20. I have not yet tried anything thicker than 6 mm materials since I mostly work with 3 and 6mm thick plywood and solid wood. Yes, it also slices through solid 1/4 in poplar and basswood pretty good in a single pass.
I am impressed so far.
I'm trying to learn my P20. Looking forward to see you using yours. I didn't see the burn pattern with mine that you used. Where would I get one?
I used lightburn test grid
I will likely be building an enclosure too, any advice on where to get the orange plexi or acrylic? is that some sort of special thing?
Only place I have found laser safe is JTech photonics.
Great video! How would you compare this laser against the Xtool D1 20W ?
Still early but so far, bigger work area. No cons so far
@@TheClackShack thank you for taking the time to respond. Keep up the fantastic work!
have you looked at their enclosure i have just purchased one and am waiting to get it here for now i am just using my exhaust fan with my flex hose to help with the smoke.
I am gonna most likely design and build an enclosure.
For some reason I seem to have turned off my crosshairs on my XTool D1 Pro. What can I do to turn it back on? Sorry to be such a pain. Thanks Tim
That has to be done in XTool software. Look for laser pointer setting.
If you've tried others how does the noise level of the P20 compare to others. I listened to another review that said the stepper motors and air assist were "loud".
I wouldn't say its loud compared to most tools but you can hear them running. Module and air assist are similar to others in noise level.
@@TheClackShack thanks so much. I'm enjoying your channel. Another quick question: how large of a honeycomb bed is needed? Is a 400x400 adequate?
@@BobbySims the working area is 430x430 without extensions. I would go bigger
How do you like where the cords plug in? Would you rather they be on the side? With an enclosure, will you try to build it so the screen can be on the outside of the enclosure?
Not the prefered location for the connections but I can work with it. Enclosure coming soon. Its gonna be awesome
@@TheClackShack I am setting up my P20 and trying to learn it. I need an enclosure as soon as you can design one.
What psi do you run with the shop air on the laser
Less than 10 psi, the gauge is kinda hard to read at low pressures. I did some testing and adjusted it up until I found the sweet spot.
How did you change it to get it "Home" in the left rear vice the left front of the machine? I think I'd prefer that
I set the "return to location" after a burn. Home is still front left.
Thanks Clack! Hadn't thought of doing that. When I do the "return to" and start the next project do I need to re-home it first, or will it go to the same starting point as the last item?
Can you remove the shield?
You can with 2 screws.
assembly video not available?
It should be now. Processing took a minute
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Thanks