saveitforparts | Can You Run A Business With The xTool P2? (55W Laser Engraver Review) @saveitforparts | Uploaded August 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
This is a follow-up to my review of the xTool P2 laser (youtu.be/NrEwM9DR4y0). Several people commented that it seemed better for a small business than for home use, so I wanted to try both options! While I don't plan to sell things myself, I did make a bunch of products for a future fundraiser raffle. I also tried timing how long it took to create a custom product from scratch (under 6 minutes for a simple coin or tag!).
I think the xTool P2 is great for hobby and DIY work as well. It's way faster to set up and align jobs than my old lasers, and it saves a lot of time in prototyping and rapid fabrication. This makes things like signs, control panels, laser-cut parts and models, etc really easy for your own projects or for a workshop or retail operation.
This is a sponsored review, but I genuinely love how easy and fast it is to prep and layout projects on this unit! Alignment was always the slowest part of using earlier lasers, and this thing automates most of that process. The only downsides I've found are the weight (~100lbs) and noise level, but those aren't really issues for my projects. It's actually nice to have a big heavy machine that keeps its calibration and remains accurate even with the occasional bump or vibration of a garage environment.
If you'd like to check out the xTool P2, you can visit one of the links below, with coupon code "xToolPartner" for $80 off.
US: xtool.com/?ref=lxgmjrsp&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencer
EU: https://www.xtool.eu/?ref=lxgmjrsp&utm_medium=5307&utm_source=influencer
UK: uk.xtool.com/?ref=lxgmjrsp&utm_medium=5312&utm_source=influencer
France: fr.xtool.com/?ref=lxgmjrsp&utm_medium=6589&utm_source=influencer
Germany: de.xtool.com/?ref=lxgmjrsp&utm_medium=6578&utm_source=influencer
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This is a follow-up to my review of the xTool P2 laser (youtu.be/NrEwM9DR4y0). Several people commented that it seemed better for a small business than for home use, so I wanted to try both options! While I don't plan to sell things myself, I did make a bunch of products for a future fundraiser raffle. I also tried timing how long it took to create a custom product from scratch (under 6 minutes for a simple coin or tag!).
I think the xTool P2 is great for hobby and DIY work as well. It's way faster to set up and align jobs than my old lasers, and it saves a lot of time in prototyping and rapid fabrication. This makes things like signs, control panels, laser-cut parts and models, etc really easy for your own projects or for a workshop or retail operation.
This is a sponsored review, but I genuinely love how easy and fast it is to prep and layout projects on this unit! Alignment was always the slowest part of using earlier lasers, and this thing automates most of that process. The only downsides I've found are the weight (~100lbs) and noise level, but those aren't really issues for my projects. It's actually nice to have a big heavy machine that keeps its calibration and remains accurate even with the occasional bump or vibration of a garage environment.
If you'd like to check out the xTool P2, you can visit one of the links below, with coupon code "xToolPartner" for $80 off.
US: xtool.com/?ref=lxgmjrsp&utm_medium=5306&utm_source=influencer
EU: https://www.xtool.eu/?ref=lxgmjrsp&utm_medium=5307&utm_source=influencer
UK: uk.xtool.com/?ref=lxgmjrsp&utm_medium=5312&utm_source=influencer
France: fr.xtool.com/?ref=lxgmjrsp&utm_medium=6589&utm_source=influencer
Germany: de.xtool.com/?ref=lxgmjrsp&utm_medium=6578&utm_source=influencer
Saveitforparts t-shirts and other merch at saveitforparts.myspreadshop.com
Join this channel to get access to perks:
youtube.com/channel/UCNLRcEn78Vc62C3GkMvBgtA/join
Or support me via Patreon at patreon.com/saveitforparts
Check out gadgets and devices I like at amazon.com/shop/saveitforparts
