In the image above, you can see the laser shield has been attached to the bottom side of the engraver. The Laserpecker L1 Pro is a great choice for someone that wants to get into the world of laser engraving, but does not want to overcomplicate things. We have tested the Laserpecker L1 Pro Suite package which comes with an autofocusing stand that really transforms it to the next level. I was furious since it was my Christmas money from my mom and bf combined (none of us have much money, so that was a huge loss). This laser machine has no moving parts, it internally deflects the laser beam while the head remans stationary.

I think video can explain it better than words, so check out my video below where I show the electric roller accessory in action. Somehow with the new update I am unable to manually adjust my laser centre point before starting the job. For the first test of the LaserPecker 2 Pro laser engraver, I chose the LaserPecker logo from the app along with the included square of wood. This connection allows the touch-sensitive buttons on the stand to control the height of the engraver unit relative to the base. The app uses Bluetooth to connect to the engraver and you can choose from a selection of included graphics, import your own, or even draw your own using simple drawing tools in the app.The electric roller accessory is designed to sit on the base of the engraver and is also controlled by the engraver to turn as needed while the laser is engraving.

The app has a ton of presets for variety of materials and it takes just a little bit of tweaking to get the settings just right and produce a perfect engraving. I was sent the LaserPecker 2 Pro where “Pro” means that it comes with the electric roller accessory. The idea was to make a smaller outline of Indiana placed inside the original upside-down outline of Indiana and add a frame around it to cover up the corner dashes. But if you are short on space, would like to easily take the engraver from place to place, and you have the budget for it, I can recommend it for all but heavy-duty engraving tasks. The LaserPecker 2 doesn’t break my back moving it around like the incredibily bulky Flux Beamo CO2 laser engraver, and although the Dewallie Mini laser engraver is smaller and more compact than the LaserPecker, it’s not as fast and doesn’t have the extra accessories (3rd axis roller).

The shield also makes it easy to adjust the height of the engraver which has to be 110mm from the material that you’re engraving on.