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ORTUR Laser Master 2 S2 LU2-2, 24V Laser Engraver Machine, 0.06mm Fixed-Focus Eye Protection Compressed Spot, 32-bit Motherboard

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Size: OLM2 S2-LU2-2


Features

  • 2100mW Laser Engraver with Ultra-Fine Compression: Ortur Laser Engraver has 32-bit professional motherboard, which is smarter, faster, more accurate and easier to use. The output power is 2100mW. The laser engraving area is 390*410mm. Ultra-fine laser focal area is reduced to 0.07*0.06mm, The engraving machine speed can be as high as 5000 mm/min.
  • Safety protection: Laser Engraver newly upgraded Safety protection. 1. There is a G-sensor on the motherboard, when the engraving machine is displaced or tilted, it will automatically stop the laser; 2. If your computer system halted or USB cable disconnected, led to that the laser engraver stops moving, the laser beam will stop, to prevent fire. 3. The engraving machine is turned on, but there is no movement for a long time, the laser will be turned off automatically.
  • New eye protection design: The laser engraving machine with newest panoramic filter glass protective cover plays a very good role in protecting your eyes, filtering 97% of the ultraviolet light to perfectly protect your eyes to reduce the cost of your goggles and the inconvenience of wearing goggles.
  • Extensive Compatibility & Uses: Ortur laser engraver and cutter can engraving cylinders by add to rotary rollers. Unleash your creativity on over one hundred materials including paper, bamboo, wood, leather PCB board, aluminum oxide, metal, glass, etc.compatible with various mature engraving software, such as LaserGRBL, LightBurn. The ORTUR laser cutter supports Win 7 / Win 8 / XP / Win 10 / Win 11, and also support MacOS and Linux system.

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
Dimensions62 x 22 x 13 cm
Weight3.84 kg
BrandOrtur
OriginChina
Release DateSeptember 2021

Frequently asked questions

The ORTUR Laser Master 2 S2 is versatile and capable of engraving on different materials including wood, metal, acrylic, leather, and paper. Its efficiency and results may vary based on the material's properties and the settings used for the engraving process.

The fixed-focus eye protection system on the ORTUR Laser Master 2 S2 is designed to safeguard the user's eyes from direct laser exposure. It automatically adjusts the laser's focus to the optimal distance from the material being engraved, which not only protects the eyes but also ensures precision in the engraving process.

The 32-bit motherboard in the ORTUR Laser Master 2 S2 provides a significant upgrade in processing power and control over the laser engraving process. It enhances the machine's performance, allowing for smoother operation, faster processing times, and more detailed engravings compared to older models with less advanced motherboards.

The ORTUR Laser Master 2 S2 is designed primarily for flat or slightly curved surfaces. Engraving on highly curved surfaces may require additional adjustments and is not directly supported out-of-the-box. For best results on such surfaces, specialized attachments or manual adjustments may be necessary.

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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The product reviews for the laser engraver highlight its effectiveness and versatility in engraving and cutting, with particular praise for its ease of setup and operation. Users appreciate the machine's precision and the quality of the results, even when handling complex tasks. However, there are mentions of a steep learning curve for beginners, especially regarding the assembly instructions and the need for additional software. One review detailed customer service challenges, but this outlier does not detract from the overall positive reception of the machine's performance.

Pros

  • ๐Ÿ”ฅ High-quality engraving and cutting, even on thicker materials
  • ๐Ÿ›  Easy setup compared to other similar machines
  • ๐Ÿ”„ Versatile, with good support for varying head swaps and materials
  • ๐Ÿ’ผ Includes safety glasses and has effective safety features
  • ๐ŸŽ› Stable controller and software support, enhancing machine performance
  • ๐Ÿ”„ Repeatable accuracy for precise work

Cons

  • ๐Ÿ“š Steep learning curve and potentially inadequate assembly instructions for beginners
  • ๐Ÿ’ป Requires third-party software not included with the purchase
  • ๐Ÿ”Œ Some aspects like cable management could be improved for durability

Should I Buy It?

If you are looking for a reliable, versatile laser engraver that provides high-quality results and are willing to navigate the initial learning curve, this product is a strong choice. Its performance and precision make it suitable for both hobbyists and more experienced users. However, beginners should be prepared to invest time in learning and possibly seek additional resources beyond what is provided.

    • Worth it
Size: OLM2 S2-LU2-2
Oh this thing is awesome and I don't regret getting the little LU2-2 head for it. Compared to my 5.5W the engraving is insanely good and it cuts quite well at 3mm, even cleaner with extra air. I swap my heads a bunch. With 5W I'm cutting 5mm electrical panel plywood cleanly without burning using air assist. Without it, the plywood is too toasty. Consider that when building, but in my tests a beefy fish tank pump or a DC motor airbrush compressor work great. You *will* need smoke evacuation and an enclosure at some point and short of big industrial filtration systems there simply is no way to filter such particles - without it you won't be able to safely or comfortably cut or engrave much of anything, it's not really optional. I installed a window vent system and ran duct to a blower on an enclosure I used the laser to cut. Consider fire suppression, like a simple kitchen flare up it's an easy thing to manage if you are ready for it. Don't do dumb things and do have something nearby for emergencies. I've got a fire blanket, retardant, extinguishers, and simple covers in arms reach so when I light something up the worst thing that might happen is damage to the laser. Air assist also helps mitigate that. What you get is a great laser head, adequate safety glasses for indirect glare, a well designed frame, and a stable ESP32 based controller with good stepper control and a frame that doesn't need a bunch of fiddling to get it set up. I think I could have done this in my sleep, FAR easier than a 3d printer is to set up and using GRBL is so much nicer than trying to emulate support in Marlin and hack your printer to do this, they just aren't appropriate. Lightburn is great software and offers trials, but LaserGRBL has come a long way too and you can get started using that, don't sweat the expense until you get the hang of using it a little. The cable management is handled by a split ring conduit that does act a bit like a reticulated chain but a proper axially constrained drag chain would be best in most cases. The cables are protected and managed and mostly won't drag on the work though. The accuracy is astounding for just being microswitch homed, synchro driven, and I did nothing special to tram it. I can repeatably hit the exact same spot with the laser every time. Protection features for leaving it on without movement and such worked great out of the box, I haven't modified the firmware or settings at all on the machine since I haven't needed to. The price of this machine was a little lower than the parts individually even, I was building my own but when I saw this deal I grabbed it and I totally don't regret it. You're gonna see people running these with no shield on, no enclosure, going all John Wayne with it. Please don't do that without taking the necessary precautions. If you have no pets, bystanders, ignitable material in proximity, and are 100% wearing safety equipment at all times then you're probably good but that's not simple and what if your glasses slip or? I've already had one accident, thankfully not serious, now it's in an enclosure with shielding and I mounted 2 cameras for remote monitoring of the bed and the head, they're cheap USB cameras nothing special but you can manually track them at the workstation or configure Lightburn to do the distortion correction for your lens and stuff and map the coordinates to the bed area like xTool does. If done right, it's very accurate for setting up jobs without moving the work piece or even getting up from the chair. It's a basic machine, but it's got a work area bigger than almost any small-medium sized laser and a ton of versatility thanks to being an open frame system. In some ways you can do a lot more with this than the fancier systems without wasting all that money on hype. My DC compressor runs circles around the $200 pumps and it cost $20 lol, it was just louder until I stuck it in a box with urethane foam baffles. It's all up to you as the machine operator and builder how far you want to take your upgrades based on your unique workflow. If you enjoy hacking on your machines or want to learn how to, you might be glad you didn't buy something more "easy" and less flexible. If you're new, read read read read read and consume every tutorial, the quality of the work you produce with any tool is directly proportional to your own mastery of the tools and techniques. Good luck. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2024 by James D.
    • Great laser engraver for first timer
Size: OLM2 S2-LU2-2
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The media could not be loaded. This is our first laser engraver so consider we knew nothing about this kind of products before this. We bought this to work on hobby craft projects for home and kids. The product needs assembly, this is only part that I think the Orthur should improve by making more detailed description on the assembly instructions. It took us 20 minutes to put together- but the actual work is not that much, mostly to figure out details not clearly documented. If I am to do it again I can get one assembled under 5 minutes. We used the opensource software recommened, and were able to get our first test artwork engraved in 3 minutes. My 14 year-old son without any previous graphic software experience was able to get every thing to work in under half an hour. You may want to use this in a well circulated area as the engraving does generate some burning smell (which is logical). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2024 by rhuang rhuang
    • DO NOT ORDER
Size: OLM2-S2-LF
I never write reviews and I often ignore the ones that say "DO NOT ORDER". I'm writing this one because several of my children went together to buy this unit for another sibling. We ended up moving and only got it set up after the move (big mistake). It didn't work. Wouldn't burn in all quadrants and then would stop and burn holes in the wood. Contacted support, only to receive an e-mail stating that the company was in flux and nobody knew who was handling support. Somebody did eventually write me and try to help. Turns out the unit was bad when it arrived (admitted by the company). They shipped me replacement parts, free of charge. They arrived and DID NOT FIX THE PROBLEM. In the meantime, they had closed my ticket, even though the issue wasn't resolved. I reached out again only to receive an e-mail stating that the support site on the Ortur website was no longer valid and they weren't sure who was handling support, but try "these two e-mail addresses". I wrote. Received no response. Wrote again and was told to go to Amazon and contact the seller who sold me the unit on Amazon because ortur.net couldn't help. Funny... the seller on Amazon was Ortur.net. When I try to get support, it sends me to the folks that are saying to go Amazon. Bottom line, my kids are out several hundred of their hard earned money because by the time they finished running me around and waiting on replacement parts, I couldn't send it back. IF you order this unit, check it and send back to amazon immediately if it doesn't work. Ortur currently has NO support and will only give you the run around. I've been working to resolve this issue since last November and it is now mid january with no resolution in sight. UPDATE: Ortur has now responded on here (Amazon) to contact them as they would like to help. This response is AFTER Iโ€™ve been writing them since last October (coming up on 5 months). Theyโ€™ve told me three times after talking back and forth for two weeks to write to a different address after saying repeatedly they would help. I email the other address and receive NO response. The last email I received - again telling me to contact the email address that never receives a response - told me to โ€œhave a nice lifeโ€. Iโ€™m choosing to believe this is a language issue and not as rude as it sounds but they have still done nothing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2024 by myTotalHealthMentality
    • Laser works just fine
Size: OLM2 S2-LU2-2
The laser works just fine. It's good for engraving. I wouldn't try to cut any sort of wood with it because to do enough turns to get it to cut through. It really scorches the wood. It works great for engraving glass tile and wood. I just wish these guys when they say it's a five lot laser would make it a 5 w laser. It's 5 w input. It's only 1.4 w output. That makes a big difference. Go for the s pro or even just go for a 20 w laser. Even a 10 I don't think would be strong enough for everything I want to do. I'll keep this one just for engraving and buy a 20 or a 40 w laser for all my cutting super easy to put together in no time at all and it works great for what you can do with it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2024 by D.Lemont

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