Review on 🔥 Laserubik Lasercube Engraver: Your Ultimate Multi-Material Wood Engraving Solution by Kelly Caballes

This is a mini laser engraver that you can control from your phone. The laser head measures 2.5 x 2.5 x 2.25 inches. It is mounted on a metal stand that can be rotated at different angles for engraving; The engraving distance between the laser and the object is 8 inches. The maximum engraving size is 100 ml (4 x 4 inches). The device is powered via a USB-C to USB-C cable (included); You must provide your own power supply. You control the laser with your phone via the paired app. The application allows you to import photos in various formats, including JPG and SVG. once in the app, You can edit images or create your own designs directly in the app. Laser power 500 mW or 0.5 W. With this laser you can engrave soft surfaces such as wood or leather, but not metal or glass. The kit also includes goggles. I like the small size of this laser. This is a great tool if you need a wireless connection. You can operate the laser using an external battery and control it with your mobile phone. It lacks almost all of the security features you get with a desktop laser, such as B. Sidewalls. You really need to know what you are doing and be careful when using this laser to avoid serious injury or fire. On the other hand, The laser is fairly easy to set up and operate - unlike entry-level desktop lasers, you don't need to know anything about GRBL or control languages. Just connect the laser to your phone, send the design and the laser will burn it through. This laser is quite similar to my Laserpecker model, but it lacks the body, screen, and Laserpecker fan. As with Laserpacker, the connection between the phone and the laser can be a bit unreliable at times, requiring you to uninstall and reinstall the app in the worst case. Overall, this is a very small and portable, low power laser that requires care and attention to be used safely. This laser is quite comparable to my Laserpecker model, but it lacks the housing, the screen and the Laserpecker fan. As with Laserpacker, the connection between the phone and the laser can be a bit unreliable at times, requiring you to uninstall and reinstall the app in the worst case. Overall, this is a very small and portable, low power laser that requires care and attention to be used safely. This laser is quite similar to my Laserpecker model, but it lacks the body, screen, and Laserpecker fan. As with Laserpacker, the connection between the phone and the laser can be a bit unreliable at times, requiring you to uninstall and reinstall the app in the worst case. Overall, this is a very small and portable, low power laser that requires care and attention,