Could This Be Your First Laser :: AtomStack A24

The AtomStack A24 is a unibody 20W diode laser that features a robust enclosure that is perfect for your shop.
The A24 has posted speeds of 24,000 mm/min to engrave and cut within the 365 x 305 mm work area.
The laser is a perfect starter laser or additional laser to complete most projects that you want to make in your shop.
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Get the AtomStack for Yourself
A24 Pro: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CLXYKBG9?...
A24 Ultra: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CSD2LHK2?...
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Ask questions, I would be happy to talk about and answer any questions you have about this laser
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[@danthemakerman]

Great thorough review. I really like where these laser companies are headed in terms of safety. This would be a great starter laser for sure!

[@GeekBuildersNet]

Yeah, its been a long time coming to make these machines more viable and safe for a larger user base. Thanks for watching,

[@geekdaddiy]

We are definitely in the era of the diode

[@GeekBuildersNet]

It definitely is..... but, Co2 are still a better overall option when possible. I hope your new laser is working out well for you... I'm. hoping we can all catch up soon.

[@MihaiMihai-zw4rz]

HI! What's going on with the old K40? Is it now retired? Do you still use it in your daily work? Thanks for sharing! All the best!

[@GeekBuildersNet]

I sold the k40 about 2 years ago. It worked well, but was missing Lightburn compatibility. Thanks for watching