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A user: I purchased one of the professional series lasers with a 105watt tube and 16x24 bed. I've been modifying it a lot and it's superior to the ULS lasers that TechShop uses. Their new MUSE laser is a nice platform for hobby oriented stuff. I did a lot of homework before I selected this one. | A user: Dec 2017 I purchased one of the professional series lasers with a 105watt tube and 16x24 bed. I've been modifying it a lot and it's superior to the ULS lasers that TechShop uses. Their new MUSE laser is a nice platform for hobby oriented stuff. I did a lot of homework before I selected this one. | ||
A user: It's a good machine, but their customer service is absolutely horrible! I went directly to the factory in China for troubleshooting because they were faster. Once we got it dialed in, it worked well. | A user: Dec 2017 It's a good machine, but their customer service is absolutely horrible! I went directly to the factory in China for troubleshooting because they were faster. Once we got it dialed in, it worked well. | ||
A user: Dec 2017 I tried their hobby laser machine (muse) and while it looked great and had a sleek user interface, I returned it after 2 weeks. The biggest difference I noticed compared to the more expensive laser cutter is the lack of control on the laser Frequency / DPI / PPI. It might not be a problem for you, but for me, since I cut mainly paper, I need to work at very low PPI to prevent burning marks. The software that came with FS Laser did not provide this option (at least not for the hobby line), so the frequency was always set at MAX and we got significant burning marks even at low power. | |||
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A user: Dec 2017 I purchased one of the professional series lasers with a 105watt tube and 16x24 bed. I've been modifying it a lot and it's superior to the ULS lasers that TechShop uses. Their new MUSE laser is a nice platform for hobby oriented stuff. I did a lot of homework before I selected this one.
A user: Dec 2017 It's a good machine, but their customer service is absolutely horrible! I went directly to the factory in China for troubleshooting because they were faster. Once we got it dialed in, it worked well.
A user: Dec 2017 I tried their hobby laser machine (muse) and while it looked great and had a sleek user interface, I returned it after 2 weeks. The biggest difference I noticed compared to the more expensive laser cutter is the lack of control on the laser Frequency / DPI / PPI. It might not be a problem for you, but for me, since I cut mainly paper, I need to work at very low PPI to prevent burning marks. The software that came with FS Laser did not provide this option (at least not for the hobby line), so the frequency was always set at MAX and we got significant burning marks even at low power.
