80W Laser Module with Air Assit, Laser Engraving Cutting Module for Laser Cutter & Laser Engraver Machine,10W Output Power,Built in FAC,Double Ultra-Fine Compressed Spot CNC Carving DIY Laser Master

I bought this for one purpose - to cut out shapes in velcro, and so far, that's all I've used it for. Works great for that!! I have a Nymo Labs NBX 5040, and wanted to buy the Nymo Labs laser that would be a direct fit for my CNC router. Since the Nymo Labs laser was sold out - I figured I'd take a chance on this one. Now this is my first laser, so I don't know much about them. I will say this, it took a little fabrication to attach it to my CNC router No big deal, I expected that. Once I got it on there, I brought my shape design into LaserGRBL and sent it to the laser - after fooling around with the power settings it worked GREAT!! So much easier than cutting 100 pieces of velcro with an Xacto knife. Two things to note - my CNC router had a place to plug a laser in, but it didn't work at first. Quick look at the wiring diagrams and I realized two wires were opposite from the way my CNC router is wired. Easy fix. I was able to un pin the 2 wires from the connector on the laser and switch them. The eye shield is cracked. As this is a safety item I reached out to Amazon to see if just the shield could be replaced but it cannot. I didn't want to hassle with the return so I will super glue the crack to hold it together. Not enough of a big deal to knock it down a star but wish I could have replaced just the shield.

Aun no lo pruebo, pero llego en una muy buena presentación, llego en su caja bien empaquetado, todo muy bien presentado. El producto en si es "hermoso", muy prolijo, acabados excelentes y con todos sus accesorios perfectamente. La caja del producto, genial, con espumas protectoras. 100%

I originally had a 2.5mW laser cutter which I purchased ~5 years ago from Amazon. The challenges I had with that unit was the optical power output was significantly lower, accordingly, I could barely cut 0.100" Pinewood with a 3 passes on 250-300 mm/min. I can now cut 0.100" pinewood with 1 pass at 380-400 mm/min with air assist at the moment. Not only mechanically replacing the laser head is easy (ie/ mounting, etc.) the electrical wiring transitioned over from the older laser cutter as did the power supply. The only issue I have is that the laser head is rated 40W, but the optical output is 5.5W, which I, admittedly, did not know the difference when I first purchased it. However, with regards to all other diode laser heads in the market/on Amazon. The pricing, product, delivery condition, boxing, etc. is very fair and this product is a decent upgrade for a diode laser cutter.

Replacing original Atomstack laser head 40watt which finally bit the dust after 2.5 years. New one is more powerful then original. Works great for on around 100.00.

I gave this 4 stars mainly because I feel like they're a little bit misleading with their labeling on this listing. The very first thing they say is "80 watt laser module," but in reality, this is a 10 watt output laser module. What that means is, if you hear "80 watt laser module," you're going to think, "Oh wow, that's great! It cuts through a lot." I have a 100-watt laser module and it uses a giant tube with a giant cooler. This is just a tiny compact thing, so there's no way this thing can output 80 watts. It turns out it's just draws 80 watts of power and outputs 10 watts. So I just feel like that's really misleading to lead with that, to kinda get people hooked, and then kinda feels misleading. But at the same time, I understand that all their competitors do the exact same thing, so they're kind of at a disadvantage if they don't do it. That's why I still left them 5 stars. But people should just be aware of that and when looking at these, to make sure you check the output wattage.