Laser Cutter Comparison: xTool M1, S1 vs P2 (Speed & Power Test)
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00:00 Introduction to xTool Laser Comparison
00:44 xTool 40w Diode S1 vs P2 55w CO2
01:12 How Does the xTool S1 Laser Technology Work
01:53 Comparing the xTool M1 vs S1 vs P2 Lasers
02:20 Side by Side xTool Laser Comparison
03:16 xTool S1 vs P2: Speed and Power Comparison
03:52 Who Should Get the xTool M1 10w Craft Laser?
04:07 Best Laser for Small Business
04:26 xTool S1 vs P2: Size Dimensions and Working Area
04:45 Which xTool Laser Can Cut the Most Materials
05:35 More Videos on Using xTool Lasers - Jak na to + styl
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Woo very clear and effective comparison and explanation! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
I was confused at first, she's pronouncing Diode wrong :) no worries, I figured it out. The diode cutter leaves no charred edges on fabrics, wools and felts. My C02 is overly hot for those fine fabrics. I rarely use my C02 cutter, mostly use it to cut acrylics and I'm not doing much of that. So for me my workhorse is the diode 20 watt x-tool with the expanded rails so I can cut double wide materials without resetting the workspace in the X-tool. PS my Silhouette 4 is gathering dust now days - the diode laser cuts more fine and better detailed paper cuts -no more yanking them off a sticky mat:)
Of course i'm saying it wrong lol ... thanks die-owed lol
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@@SilhouetteSchool OR DYE -ODE 😉 Thanks for the concise comparisons of these lasers!
I’m never disappointed with your reviews 🙌🏻 I appreciate you so much!
I'm so glad! Thank You!
Thank you 🙏🏽 for this video, much appreciated!!!
Great video! Thank you for the side by side speed comparison!
Glad you liked it!
this video helped me, thank you
Thank you so much! I'm not even a beginner yet so this review helped a lot. I was worried with the low price of the M1 that it wouldn't perform very well, but after seeing this comparison I feel confident it will be a good first machine for me. Thank you!
I have an M1 and an F1 laser and I have just bought the S1. For me the extra power and size of the S1 was the decider. If you don't want to cut clear acrylic, then the S1 seems to hit the sweet spot for those of us who have a little side hustle going on. The ability to swap laser modules is a big plus!
That said, the M1 does have a camera and that makes quick one off's a breeze.
I'm finding that with the things I'm making, I do all the grunt work on the S1 and then personalise it using the F1 as required.
All that aside, I think XTool seem to make machines for the masses, I've found them really easy to use. The software (XCS) has improved over the year or so I've used it. But I keep going back to Silhouette Studio for the actual design work....
Wow! Good to know. So you can use silhouette studio to design then use on this software?
@@vvillarreal1880 Absolutely!
What I do personally, is design in Silhouette Studio. I save it in Studio format for future changes, then export it as an SVG file. The SVG file then then be imported into the X-Tool software.
Hope that is helpful.
@@pauld7827 thank you! Saving this! Haven’t gotten mine yet but I will try that when I do. 😬🤞🏻
@@vvillarreal1880 Do you have a silhouette cutting machine, as I do use that with my laser cutter. I can't believe how we have these technologies available to us!
@@pauld7827 yes I have the second edition. It’s old but I love the simplicity and it’s been going strong for almost 10 years. Getting a laser in the next week or so. Leaning towards the xtool S1 more
Been using that silhouette daily for my Etsy shop. I love it
Among these 3 models, which would you recommend for doing series work... like working at least 4/6 pieces at a time? I mean in terms of ease of processing...It seems to me that the only one that doesn't have the camera that allows you to centralize the drawing on each single unit is the S1...having no experience, this aspect discouraged me...because it seems to me that we both have the M1 and the P2, thank you very much and merry Christmas
I would get the P2 hands down if you can swing the price. shrsl.com/4brcq
Thanks for the quick reply
Hi, I really like the style with which you make the videos... congratulations! My attention go on the S1 but I have doubts because I'm new... I know that the S1 can easily interchange the 40w with the 20w and with IR 1064nm. What I can't understand is what purpose you can use having both 20w and 40w, what is the substantial difference? Also in the video we talk about acrylic...do I need the IR module to cut it or is 40w sufficient? Naturally excluding the transparent because only CO2 can do it. Thank you very much in advance for your kind reply
I think the only reason someone would have both the 20W and the 40W laser module is they bought the S1 20W originally to keep the price down then later upgraded and added the 40w. I can not see any reason someone who originally purchased a 40W S1 should also buy the 20w laser module.
Thanks for your kind reply...I'll wait for your next video...
Thanks for the video, Melissa - very helpful (by the way it's pronounced Die - oh de "o" not "i") :)
Great information... just for your own knowledge it's pronounced DAI-OWD/// DIE-ODE not DIE-OD. Just thought you'd like to know since you make videos often. Much love to you.
Never mind. I see this comment has already been said. Sorry for being redundant.
Sorry. for being a dummy lol
The way you prounce diode .....😟. Great video otherwise.
Haha yes...I have been schooled on my pronunciation DIE-OWED