The front controller has power and USB connections, as well as a micro-sd card slot (labeled as Trans-Flash). The frame is all aluminum extrusion, and motion is from belt-driven stepper motors controlled by a 32-bit GRBL control board.
The laser head has built in eye protection, as well as a fan which blows air down towards the material which does a good job pushing smoke away from the lens. The laser itself is fixed focused, and you manually adjust the height of the laser head above your material using the handy knob. The engraver uses 40W of power, with the laser diode outputting 5.5W. It has a working area of 410mm by 400mm, which could be extended up to 410mm by 850mm with an optional upgrade kit. The Atomstack A5 M50 Pro is a 445 nanometer blue laser diode benchtop laser engraver. Like all of my reviews, they aren’t paying me for this review, and everything I say is my own honest opinion after using this laser for the last month. Long time viewers know I am a big fan of CO2 lasers, but can this benchtop diode laser convince this CO2 lover to switch? Lets find out.īut first, this A5 M50 Pro was provided by Atomstack for review. Today we are taking a look at the Atomstack A5 M50 Pro laser engraver. Hey everyone, and welcome back to Hoffman Engineering.
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