Thank you for sharing. Mine is to arrive Saturday (tomorrow). I have a CNC, but wanted to try Laser activities. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia

Very nice presentation, well done.

for the steel, try automotive engine coat, barbecue grill coat, and brake caliper coat. These are all high-temp paints. It would be interesting to see if they are more or less liable to burn or blister than latex and enamel rattle can paints. For the glass, maybe try a frost paint or a window tint cling. Find the burnability of coatings.

Thanks for your reviews !

Cool machine mate. Looking forward to seeing how you go with inlays👍🏼👍🏼

Nice review. Good job highlighting the differences. The hand held “camera” is distracting as you tend to waver back and forth while talking so the background is constantly moving. I would suggest hard mounting it, or try to stay still.

"No more realising you put the first piece on backwards", i've done that plenty of times before lol, Great video but i contacted Creality today and it does NOT come with the honeycomb mesh base, only the free promotional packs came with that

Definitely a valid experiment. A 100 watt amp isn't twice as loud as a 50 watt one. You'd need 500 Watts to double the volume. So not always obvious.

Great video I am looking to buy a Creality Falcon2 but was torn between purchasing a 22W or a 40W as I did not want to purchase one and then regret it later, pay me now you paid me once pay me later you paid me twice. I am buying it so that I can learn to use Adobe Illustrator and be able to design and cut out the parts needed to build my own structures vs having to buy craftsman kits from various companies at US extorted prices as I live in Canada and there is no free trade just a 42% exchange rate between US or even UK currency and Canadian Dollar. Again thank you so very much for the best informative video on the Creality Falcon2 Laser cutter. Blessings Pastor Randy Bourque Calgary, Alberta Canada

My Falcon 2 arrived today very easy assembled but finding light burn a bit of a learning curve having never used a laser.

I've heard rubbing a bar soap on clear or reflective surfaces before engraving or cutting works well, then just rinse off with water after. I haven't tried it tho.

Would it be possible to do a video on how you programme the laser to do what you want?

Nice review, I’m looking at one of these and the discount code would be great but after trying it on their website it only reduces it by £50 - any clues as to what the £200 code would be please? Many thanks

How about engraving/cutting into pickup covers? I assume they have to be bare nickel silver without any plating.

What’s your eBay handle? Book book things look neat I’d like to check them out

I use liquid molly with my laser

There is the best place to buy one of these?

I love the idea of these machines, but personally would prefer to do the work myself rather than hand it over a fast track method!

Don't laugh but have you tried to spray acrylic or glass with hairspray and let it dry, then cut it? It makes it opaque instead of clear and can be washed off.