I love it! I've already decided on this laser as Ive been following all I can on it and I'm familiar with the (past) Om Tech techs who have helped me in the past with my machines issues. Videos like this (from new to lasering crafters) only solidify my resolve to own one of these in the next year. I coukd use that bank as I'm saving my $$
I’ve got the same model, XRF, but I’m still waiting for my shipment to arrive. Love the content you’ve shared, the bed is huge! -keep it up, and thank you!
Oh I’m so glad you ordered one! You will not be disappointed! What do you plan to make? Thank you so much! I appreciate your feedback and will definitely keep posting !
Great Video...I am looking at either the OneLaser XRF or Thunder Laser Bolt to buy in the next few weeks, so I am really interested in actual users using the XRF. So, what are the actual "useable" dimensions of the workspace? I know it is advertised at 300mm x 600mm, but is all of that area usable ? Thanks, Charlie in Central Ohio, but soon to be Central Florida !! Of course, that's in the USA !!
Thank you! I can't speak on behalf of the Thunder Laser bolt as I come from an OMTECH background. But in saying that I did a lot of research online from other youtubers and experiences. The Onelaser XRF most definitely is a lot sleeker designed then the Thunder laser, and as a beginner myself this is a dream. It certainly reaches beginner level and expert for business/ hobbyist and general laser craft. Absolutely the entire bed area is usable. My previous machine did not have a full usable area so for this to actually use the entire 600x300mm space is nice because you aren't cut short dimensions when it comes to making larger items. The opening and closing doors on the riser base is going to be so handy as I have finally set that up last night, which means if I have a longer material I can cut / engrave instead of having the hand saw down my materials prior to putting into the machine. The only addition I may want to add in is going to be the in line fane to reduce smoke within the machine. But this is the same across all brands I have seen people do to their machines, so you may find the same with any brand this addition. And that is personal preference. If you do alot of acrylic work, you won't need it. Your in a great location in Florida! Shipping is going to be much more accessible for you! And support is local and the team has been so pleasant, they reach out to me weekly and that is something most companies don't do
I love it! I've already decided on this laser as Ive been following all I can on it and I'm familiar with the (past) Om Tech techs who have helped me in the past with my machines issues. Videos like this (from new to lasering crafters) only solidify my resolve to own one of these in the next year. I coukd use that bank as I'm saving my $$
I’ve got the same model, XRF, but I’m still waiting for my shipment to arrive. Love the content you’ve shared, the bed is huge! -keep it up, and thank you!
Oh I’m so glad you ordered one! You will not be disappointed! What do you plan to make?
Thank you so much! I appreciate your feedback and will definitely keep posting !
Great Video...I am looking at either the OneLaser XRF or Thunder Laser Bolt to buy in the next few weeks, so I am really interested in actual users using the XRF. So, what are the actual "useable" dimensions of the workspace? I know it is advertised at 300mm x 600mm, but is all of that area usable ? Thanks, Charlie in Central Ohio, but soon to be Central Florida !!
Of course, that's in the USA !!
Thank you!
I can't speak on behalf of the Thunder Laser bolt as I come from an OMTECH background. But in saying that I did a lot of research online from other youtubers and experiences. The Onelaser XRF most definitely is a lot sleeker designed then the Thunder laser, and as a beginner myself this is a dream. It certainly reaches beginner level and expert for business/ hobbyist and general laser craft. Absolutely the entire bed area is usable. My previous machine did not have a full usable area so for this to actually use the entire 600x300mm space is nice because you aren't cut short dimensions when it comes to making larger items. The opening and closing doors on the riser base is going to be so handy as I have finally set that up last night, which means if I have a longer material I can cut / engrave instead of having the hand saw down my materials prior to putting into the machine.
The only addition I may want to add in is going to be the in line fane to reduce smoke within the machine. But this is the same across all brands I have seen people do to their machines, so you may find the same with any brand this addition. And that is personal preference. If you do alot of acrylic work, you won't need it.
Your in a great location in Florida! Shipping is going to be much more accessible for you! And support is local and the team has been so pleasant, they reach out to me weekly and that is something most companies don't do