Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
What’s going on everybody! In this video, we’re continuing the Hydra 13 setup series by unwrapping the machine, inspecting it for any shipping damage, and reviewing all the included accessories. 🚀
Before powering up any new laser, it’s crucial to inspect the crate, machine body, laser tubes, and internal components to make sure everything arrived in perfect condition. I’ll walk you through:
✅ Checking the outside of the Hydra 13 for dents or damage
✅ Inspecting the glass CO₂ laser tube and metal RF tube
✅ Reviewing the power supplies, drivers, and control board
✅ Looking over all the included accessories – from air pumps and ducts to the extra nozzle and lens tools
✅ Highlighting the must-have chiller for glass tube models (5000 series or higher)
I also share some quick tips on what to expect in the box, what’s included vs. add-ons, and how to make sure you’re ready for the next step: powering up and connecting your Hydra laser.
👉 Stick around because in the next video, we’ll set up the accessories, connect everything, and power on the Hydra 13 for the very first time!
If you’re new here, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell 🔔 so you don’t miss the rest of the Hydra 13 setup series.
📌 OneLaser Hydra 13 Details & Links:
1laser.com/laserguys
Discount code: LASERGUYS
Join the OneLaser Community!
Facebook.com/groups/onelaser
👍 If you found this helpful, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell 🔔 for more laser reviews, tips, and tutorials!
What’s going on everybody! In this video, we’re continuing the Hydra 13 setup series by unwrapping the machine, inspecting it for any shipping damage, and reviewing all the included accessories. 🚀
Before powering up any new laser, it’s crucial to inspect the crate, machine body, laser tubes, and internal components to make sure everything arrived in perfect condition. I’ll walk you through:
✅ Checking the outside of the Hydra 13 for dents or damage
✅ Inspecting the glass CO₂ laser tube and metal RF tube
✅ Reviewing the power supplies, drivers, and control board
✅ Looking over all the included accessories – from air pumps and ducts to the extra nozzle and lens tools
✅ Highlighting the must-have chiller for glass tube models (5000 series or higher)
I also share some quick tips on what to expect in the box, what’s included vs. add-ons, and how to make sure you’re ready for the next step: powering up and connecting your Hydra laser.
👉 Stick around because in the next video, we’ll set up the accessories, connect everything, and power on the Hydra 13 for the very first time!
If you’re new here, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell 🔔 so you don’t miss the rest of the Hydra 13 setup series.
📌 OneLaser Hydra 13 Details & Links:
1laser.com/laserguys
Discount code: LASERGUYS
Join the OneLaser Community!
Facebook.com/groups/onelaser
👍 If you found this helpful, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell 🔔 for more laser reviews, tips, and tutorials!
