🔍 Cloudray 50mm Engraving Cutting Machine for Beading and Jewelry Making Review

Like you, I was drawn to the price of this tube. After about 250 hours, however, it is practically unusable. When I first got this lamp, I got 66.3 watts at 50% power. I need about 50-60 watts to work, so no problem. I've been using it for about a month and then I realize it's having trouble with the simplest of contractions. My lenses are aligned so I'm checking the power. At 50% power I'm now getting 21.9 watts, which is barely enough to cut cardboard. Also, I used this tube at 55% power…

God what a thick tube! After we received the tube, it was beautifully packaged in a brown box, and inside the brown box was a wooden box, and inside the wooden box we have another box with tons of packaging, so I'll give Cloudray an A for packaging. 80mm. I was upgrading my 60 watt red and black laser and of course I had to make an expansion box for the laser. The only thing I did NOT consider was the mounting bracket, so the mounting brackets I bought were oversized and about 1.25" taller than

About $20 more than the base tube, I decided to use this instead of the 10" tall tube which is very similar to what the machine came with. I chose the CloudRay tube because, firstly, it has a metal head. After about 3 years of using my old tube, the head broke right at the end and the laser lost most of its power. Secondly, I bought some mirror mounts from them a while back and found them to be excellent quality. So far I think I made the right choice. When I first plugged in the tube, I…