Amazing power! Ortur laser master 3 10 watt laser! Full test and review
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- čas přidán 19. 07. 2022
- I test the new Ortur laser master 3 10 watt laser. I must say it's a huge step up in quality, performance and looks compared to the laser master 2 pro that I have had for a year.
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Love that you are showing different options for us in lasers.
Glad you enjoy the content
Another great review. Those changes to the settings also made a tremendous difference in the final look as well.
Sure does look better
Awesome review Andrew. You'll have those settings dialed in quickly. Can't wait for the outdoor kitchen! Glad ya'll are feeling better too.
The build has started!
Great work with the Ortur Laser and rotary tool. Good to hear your over the Couf. Look forward to you outdoor kitchen build.
It has started! 😉
Hi, Andrew! I am excited about your hobby room. That’s going to be fun watching you set it up and make interesting items!!!!!
I'm really excited to have a small work space in the AC.
Outstanding. Take it easy, no need for a third outbreak of the plaque.
Those circles you cut out would look really nice as drawer pulls for your outdoor kitchen
Interesting review Andrew. It's amazing what you can do with the lazer. You will eventually have a really nice set up for projects ahead. 🌞🇨🇦
Can't wait to get my hobby room done.
Looking good Andrew!
You can make really neat stuff with that laser. 🤠 I am really happy for you. 🤠
Hey Andrew...wow twice!!...I know your wife is a Nurse...I just had a Calcium Cardiac Score done Its a CT scan of your heart to make sure my blood vesseles around my heart were not getting clogged....interesting thing the Doctor could also see my Lungs and mentioned Covid19...I was good both ways insurance will not cover it :( but it was ony 75 dollars at Baylor Heart hospital...not medical advice peace of mind keep up the great videos
Congratulation on your new toy. Looking great. Sorry about Second Covid. You are certainly having fun with the new laser.
Sure am!
Pretty sweet new laser Andrew. Definitely won’t be bored
Nope, I've got ideas! 🤔
I really love that this has the air assist built into the laser head. I would like to see how it does with translucent or clear acrylic. My main use would be cutting acrylic patterns for leatherwork. You might have to put the tempura paint on both sides though. Great videos.
I have tried translucent and could not quite make it through, I am curious to try it with paint.
Neat! I need one. So cool for custom work.
They are great for hobbies.
Maybe I missed it but it would have been nice if you mentioned the mm/sec speed for each cut. It's kind of hard to judge it compared to the Master 2 Pro without knowing that.
Love your reviews.
Thank you for watching
Great review 👍
Thank you for watching
hello I have the same set up with the Dewallie rotary would you mind sharing a screen shot of the settings you have for it. I'm having trouble getting my settins correct
Ortur a does have extension legs, at least now they do. Thanks for evalling this, I am about to order one.
Great to hear, that was something that bugged me.
Great video, one of the more straightforward reviews I’ve watch. Thank you! You mentioned better settings for glass and the tumblers. Any chance you can share those?
It varies based on the glass type. 100 percent power and 25 mm/s was working well for me.
Thank you. What about the black tumblers?
I honestly can't remember and I'm not near my computer to get those settings. Remind me tomorrow.
Thank you.
Great video, makes me want to get to engraving. Just say another video we're the guy used that same paint but in an airbrush. Look forward to the coaster being on sale.
I'm going to get a cheap airbrush set the next time Harbor Freight has one on sale. In the meantime I found aerosol cans that attach to containers, you can mix that paint up nice and thin and spray it. They only cost $5.
The dremel 3d printers are pretty good for the price. We had one in my dads classroom and it was really good.
I didn't realize they made those.
What's your settings for the glass engraving? I've been struggling using cold galvanizing compound with the consistency I want SOOO I went out and bought an airbrush kit with all of the accessories. I've spent the better part of the last 4 days engraving glass. Ran lots of tests etc etc and just not getting that perfect setting. I've been watching videos here and there and most of them are the xTool. So I set my Ortur Laser Master 3 with the same settings but my stuff doesn't come out as good as the videos I've been watching.
What would be the new configuration for the thermoses?
I bought an atomstack a few years back, it will not cut through 3mm wood unless you do 10 passes. I will wait a bit longer for a newer version of Diode lasers, by then the one you are showing and others in it class will be in the $400 range
Possibly and they already have 20 watt versiona hitting the market now.
Those laser projects would make for some nice contest/giveaways. (hint*hint)😊
Sure will, I do have some of that planned 😉
I love seeing how it cut. Thanks for the vid! Just got an email saying mine was just shipped. I can’t wait to get it! Any recommendations on settings for different material? Speed/power?
Still learning all that myself, go to Oturs website and bookmark their materials page. It has recommended settings for all types of materials to cut and engrave.
@@TKCL awesome, I didn’t know they had that. Thanks!
Hey Andrew, was wondering if the taper on the glass and tumbler makes things difficult? Would setting the glass in a roll of duct tape or something similar keep the distance from the laser more even? This is quickly becoming my favorite channel… good luck with ur projects
You can actually cut a wooden ring with the laser the same outer diameter as the large end of the glass or tumbler. Then slip it on the smaller end to make things even. Or you can use the adjustable height mechanism that come extra with the rotary.
This answered my question about the taper. Great video. Do you have a video on the light burn software? Is it pretty intuitive or does it have a steep learning curve?
I do not, there is already some very nice tutorials all over CZcams. It's far more advanced than I am, but easy enough to get started with.
why build riser feet instead of cutting out a hole for the bed and lower it with a lab jack?
Dang Andrew, (this is a compliment cause I think your both awesome)is there anything you can't do...
Lol there is plenty I can't do..... But that doesn't mean I'm not going to try to figure it out.
Interesting - however i'm more interested in how long some of these tasks take, nobody ever posts how many mins/hours etc they take. Also not recommended to run at 100% power so that will slow things down as well - considering this or a K40 style c02, just cant work out what is best.
If you have a planer, you can make your own 1/2 inch boards out of your 3/4 inch pine boards.
That's exactly right and I was just thinking about this morning.
Nice video. The laser doesn't cut vertically. At 10:49, you can see the part in your right hand is in fact a cone. May be with an adaptive and automatic depth of focus on each pass, depending on the material thickness, for the ortur master 4 ?
I didn't pay attention to that, I doubt it's a problem on thinner material or most craft projects.
well, i know what laser i'll be getting once i have the money, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
That's cool let us know when you are ready to start selling your stuff we would love to buy some of it!!!
Thank you, hobby shop coming soon!
X Tool now has a 20 watt laser that will ship mid August.
I know, I seen! I'd love to see how well that one cuts.
You could make some key chains with some of your extra wood! But how are you going to make souvenirs with extra electrical, since that's what we've watched the most, LOL
Lol I've used up most of the excess electrical.
Andrew, I was wondering if you have a basic design for your laser machine and you have a thick piece of wood like you had today, would you be able to flip the piece of wood over and finish the cut from the back side. Kind of like if you were drilling something and you don't want to blow out the other side so you drill a little then move to the other side. If your computer program will allow you to rotate your design you might be able to do more complex tasks if you can burn from both side? I don't have a laser burner so I am putting it out there if you want to see if you can. Thanks God bless
I've considered it, but that's pretty exact measurements. It would be rather difficult to line it up perfectly.
That is what I was wondering how tight the dimensions for lining things up. Okay
Flipping the piece ver and not having exact reference points would be difficult, but not impossible. I'm curious to try 1/2 pine. Also plywood vs solid wood.
Sorry to make you repeat yourself, would you go with XTool 20W (w/ rotary) or Ortor 3 (w/ rotary)?? I would cut 1/4 MDF/Birch ply, engrave cutting boards and tumblers. I have a scroll saw so I would use to cut 1/2 MDF/Birch ply. Please let me know.
Thanks
Tumbler work, Xtool all day long. Cutting seemed a little more effective with the Ortur. Personally I'd get whichever one is on sale. They are very comparable. Xtool seems to have more accessories if that matters for you.
Do I buy ortur master 3 and a rotary tool or buy the xtool d1 which comes with the rotary tool I belive in your opinion? I have a cnc so I don't need to be cutting thick wood with it. Good review 👍
That's a tough one..... They both are going to have similar capabilities. The Ortur has the built in air assist head and nozzle, that's extra for the Xtool. The xtool has adjustable feet and their rotary is second to none. The Ortur has multiple safety features if that's important to you. The xtool has more add ons and, accessories. I hope that helps you make your decision. They are both huge steps up from previous 5 watt open platform lasers. I like the direction both companies are driving their products.
@@TKCL thank you
DeWalt’s cousin DEWALLIE lol pretty cool tool!
Far from it lol
The difference in the stainless tumbler is huge, is this just the dpi settings, the laser, both?
DPI settings, lowering power and speeding up. I was burning so hot last time I was etching the stainless. I'm not use to the power of the 10 watt versions over the old 5 watt that I am use to.
What settings did u use for tumbler ?
100 percent and 70mms on the black tumblers. Paint color does make a difference.
Hey buddy, I'm interested in that honeycomb base. I noticed you don't have it in your description as an amazon affiliate link, so I had to run to ebay. I have the ortur 3 burner and don't feel like cutting into plywood every time I use it. Will that honeycomb base work with the ortur, or is it only for co2 type devices (I have no idea how co2 factors into it, it's just what I saw on ebay for that base). Thanks in advance!
Sorry about that, I can dig up the link for you as I did forget to post it. That honeycomb works just fine for diode lasers and has a metal backing so there is no pass through to the work surface. I'll update the video description with the honeycomb.
@@TKCL Thanks bro!
I'd be very interested to know if any of these lasers can cut through an aluminium composite panel even though I very much doubt it(most likely need a CNC) but would be great to know..
The new OLM3 sounds enticing though, thanks for the review :)
These hobby style lasers lack the power for metal cutting of any kind. Thanks for watching
I just got this for Christmas and using the laser explorer app at 100% power i couldn't get it to cut through 1/4 plywood, so im calling bs on the 20 or 19 mm cuts
Call BS all you want, your ignorance is showing. Big difference between solid pine wood and laminated plywood. I suggest you try cutting using the materials I did before posting.
@The Kelley's Country Life I just did using 100% power and the same number of passes and it did not cut through it. I used 3/4" solid yellow pine.... I guess I'm still doing something wrong, somethings wrong with the laser or this laser is not as powerful as advertised..
So that little thing you cut or made for the chickens was a little place for them to roost, I’m pretty sure that’s how they make roosters. 😂
I think the 10 W version will work a lot better. When I was looking at industrial lasers for cutting thicker metal nails it didn’t matter what your application was having a more powerful laser was always a better option. No more powerful laser cuts faster and puts less heat into the material you’re cutting so it’s able to direct the heat exactly where you want it. CNC plasma cutters are the same. Always oversize your plasma cutter. A lot of people will try to adjust a plasma cutter to optimize it and that’s cool if you’re trying to save energy but anytime I’ve ever used a plasma cutter just cranking it up worked best, The only exception is if you’re using very very thin material. There are some differences in the types or quality of laser also. That 10 white does about as well as the stuff I worked with about eight or 10 years ago that were 15 whites and 30 whites, and the lenses and consumables make a big difference as well. I’m glad to see you the stuff is advancing and getting cheaper. That will probably do everything the laser the shop I was working with but for almost $20,000 just eight or 10 years ago. Just be careful and make sure you’ve got good ventilation and aren’t breathing the fumes. Lol.
I agree, more power always makes for sense in most applications. You can run faster and or stress the machine less.
Nice!! 🙂
Thanks for the review. I have two questions:
1) How do you compare this laser with the Sculpfun S10 and/or xTOOL D1 10W? 2) Does "madethebest" send the Ortur laser master 3 to Brazil? Thanks
I don't know about to Brazil, I would assume yes. I also own the xtool d1. They both have comparable specs. The Ortur has more safety features, the xtool has more accessories. The Ortur is currently a little cheaper with discounts. The xtool has adjustable feet as a add on for rollers and thicker objects. The Ortur also has the air assist built in the laser module and includes the nozzle. I hope that helps you make a decision.
@@TKCL Thanks for the answer. Mainly for cuts, are the two similar or which one has more power? Thank you again.
They have very similar power for cuts, no matter which one you get, add air assist for cuts.
@@TKCL Ortur seems to have a prettier design! Thank you very much
Let’s see some metal etching and possibly cutting?
This can etch stainless, but will not cut metal.
What strings did you end up with fir the glass & tumblers? (I would rather not waste as much product getting started)
It varied based on the type of glass. 100 percent power and 25mm/s is a good starting point.
@@TKCL thanks, what about tumblers (I didn't realize you could over power those either)
xtool is the way to go
Which would you prefer the xtool or the otur? Thanks
Tough one.... I prefer the X tools accessories and support. I really like the air assist feature on the laser head of the Ortur. It's honestly nit picking, they both perform similarly in my opinion. I'd get whichever one is on sale.
@@TKCL thank you for the reply
Just curious if etching glass you could put blue tape on the glass instead of the paint
I seen another channel try that with poor results.
@@TKCL Hi, Why is necesary the black paint on the glass? always is necesary black paint to engrave blass? Thanks.
You must have something for a "blue diode" laster light to interact with. Black paint is a perfect substitute for the light to hit. Clear glass allows the light to pass right through.
@@TKCL And in addition to applying the black paint to the glass to be laser engraved, is it also necessary for a transparent Acrylic or Methacrylate panel?
Thank you very much for your response. 🙌🙏
You can etch semi transparent acrylics, very hard to cut though. Solid color acrylics can be easily cut out.
Next up... Sharks with frickin' lasers! 😜
One million dollars ha ha ha ha! 😬
I have a feeling if you get your 3d printer you will be making some fishing lures
🤔🤔🤔🤔
When you cut the 3/4" pine...what were your settings?
100 percent and very slow around 4mms
@@TKCL Maybe that's what I'm doing wrong 😅
Very slow and multiple passes
Ok, I am getting really discouraged with this laser. I ran a project on .13" oak ply at 300 mm/m and three passes at 90%. It took over an hour and a half and didn't come close to cutting through. Any ideas? Will this machine actually cut?
Are you using air assist? That makes a significant difference in my experience. Air assist should always be used for cutting. Are you making for sure to properly space your laser head above the work piece? I own a Xtool d1 10watt and this laser, I can attest that the laser Master 3 cuts better than the Xtool.
FYI hardwoods will be significantly harder to cut than softwood like pine. Oak is a very solid wood.
SD card? Off line option? Thx
Yes a USB option
its probably better to use vector image files too
I do use vectors often
Is this a 30W machine?
True 10 watt OUTPUT
They sent me a zip file they said that I need to put in my Ortur laser master 3 in an email but they did not tell me where it goes or how to get it there. I sent them a message back and they just say drag it in the program but they don't say what program I told him that I don't use laser gerbil are use Lightburn. Any help will be useful thank you. Hope you get better from your Covid . A little orange juice and vodka we usually help ! Also have the same Ortur Pro 2
Its a firmware update, send me your email to Kelleyscountry@gmail.com and I'll send you the instructions.
Andy, I don't know my ass-from glass, but I know all glass is not the same. Depending on the content of the glass, you may have to use different settings. Jerry in Pa
I'm definitely finding that out.
Please put this thing in an enclosure, any metal that reflects the laser light out of the frame will damage your eyes. Real laser cutters/ engravers are enclosed and have appropriate laser shielding for eye protection. These things are great, yes but you only have vision once!
There are three omicron variants going through the US, one of those escapes the immunity, given by all previous variants, So catching covid more than once is entirely possible. For those in vulnerable groups that debate vaccination, research so far shows that vaccination still reduces the risk of severe illness and complications even when it is not as effective to prevent infection. People that don't want to vaccinate, that is fine too, for most healthy people, the current variants pose a very limited risk (comparable to normal flu)
Look up covid rebound, especially the people that take Paxlovid. That seems to be what happened to us.
I would really worry if your workbench were perfectly clean/
Lol
Wondering. We’re you vaccinated for Covid?
Same as your new one - czcams.com/video/CtcDCIYVSuQ/video.html
I've also seen where they engrave on ceramic back-splash tiles and put cork or felt on the bottom for coasters
Yep I'm already considering the ceramic tiles.
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well we definitely not going to believe this...
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the LM3 does have feet
Link?
Don't set your house on fire with those low speeds!
I always sit with my project when burning wood.
Dang late
Still first!
I'm really not sure why this is considered "amazing power". The 20 watt lasers have been out longer than this model are are twice as powerful. Disappointed that Ortur didn't release it's own 20w model.
I'd assume one is coming soon. But it will be considerably more money. There is plenty of usefulness with a model like this at a more respectable price point.
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