[DaveP]

any pictures?? how big is it? I'd like to know if it can be fitted to a CarveWright - http://www.carvewright.com

[mlind]

How many watt laser are we talking about?

What make/kind of laser diode?

I look forward to seeing some examples that are carved into wood...i.e. Birch, pine, walnut.

Definetely Keep us posted...

[Billy_tyumen]

Hi everyone. This is my first post but hopefully not the last. I'm interested in all CNC machine for hobby and also with laser engraving options. Does your optics can withstand with more powerful laser diodes?

[ronateah]

Please keep me posted on this product

[307startup]

Why do you call your system Xaser? A xaser is an x-ray laser which can cut, weld and mark metals...

[vmax549]

Is it capable of SUB SURFACE ENGRAVING???

(;-) TP

[2muchstuff]

You've got my interest but I'm from the Show Me State........ so show me.

[XaserSystems]

OK, for all who need a pic here are a few of my personal test unit.

There is one of the head itself and one beside a 3/4 end mill for size comparison. Dont let size fool you, as you will see as soon as I can get the rest of the "good" media sorted out, that it is quite powerful.

As for exact specs., I am waiting on our laser engineer to re-send me that info as I do not personally know the exact specs off hand.

I will try to get this thing mounted on my router tomorrow and get some samples made in whatever I have lying around here.

Also, I apologize for any delays. We have had an absolute flood of emails from all over the world about our system since the first posting. We did not expect the kind of interest we have had.

[2muchstuff]

Are these units made here in the states or overseas. What about life expectancy.

[XaserSystems]

The diodes, crystals and housings are made overseas. Im not sure where the secondary optics are actually made at but they are purchased in the states.

The electronics are made overseas also, with modifications done in-house to suit the purpose.

The life expectancy is between 3000-5000 hours.

[ronateah]

Awaiting specs and promo materials but also you should prepare for all safety enquires and availability of associated safety accessories (googles, saftey curtains, barriers etc)

[meisje08]

Can I get on some type of wait list????

[fish1234]

Can't wait to get my hands on one! I am still in the preliminary stages of building my CNC router, but have been wanting a laser for a while!

[wwendorf]

I would like to be on the waiting list for the high power one at the introductory price.

Thanks,
Wade

[boxwood]

LEt us know when you, you have something to show

[jhop2]

I don't see any pictures of your test unit. When do you think the information will be ready?

[jhop2]

I see them now, guess the site was slow to load.

[artwood_decor]

In case youre laser diode has to be replaced can the user do that?
Are they available as replacement parts?

Lucian

[MrWild]

I'd like to see a video before I'd commit. At the moment a old CD burner can give up it's lazer diode a lot cheaper and it does engraving in plastic, will burn through electricians tape and other interesting things. What makes your's better? If it is American made, more points. if it is chinese? Well, I'll need to see it out perform what I can cobble together with old parts before I throw wads of cash at China.

[abasir]

Mr Wild,

The DVD burner laser option also triggered my laser interest earlier... however, even over driving them (which will reduce the life of the laser) you possibly get around 400mW of power... The unit mentioned here supposed to be 2W of continuous power rated for much longer life... But like you and several other mentioned, let's see more details... :-)