xTool P2 55W CO2 Laser Cutter, Smart Desktop CO2 Laser Engraver and Cutter Machine, Dual Smart 16MP Cameras, Curved Surface Engraving, Create with Wood and Metal Acrylic Glass Fabric Leather (Gray)
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Size: xTool P2
Color: Gray
Features
- Intelligent Desktop Laser Cutter & Engraver: Thanks to the dual 16MP smart cameras, xTool P2 CO2 laser engraver can automatically construct 3D models of curved objects to make curved surface engraving as perfect as flat, can intelligently recognize shapes to fill pattern on multiple objects and engrave them in one batch. If assembled with the Automatic Conveyor Feeder, xTool P2 also provides the automatic passthrough for precision and convenience when engraving and cutting extra-large materials.
- Superb Laser Cutting & Engraving : xTool P2 Desktop CO2 laser cutter has a powerful 55W(55000mW) laser tube that allows you to cut 18mm black walnut and 20mm acrylic in only one pass. 3mm basswood can be surprisingly cut at the speed of 35mm/s, 6 times faster than a 20W diode laser. Assembled with a superior motor, the sturdy xTool P2 makes it possible to engrave at an ultrafast speed of 600mm/s.
- Boundless Creativity: The 26"14" large bed size and 2.7 maximum engraving height enrich you with even more possibilities for creations. If with the help of the Riser Base, you can easily engrave on 8.4" objects. Moreover, P2 is also Compatible with RA2 Pro rotary attachment to unleash your creativity on tumblers, mugs, spheres and rings.
- Create with hundreds of materials: As a smart CO2 laser cutter and engraver machine, xTool P2 has ultra-high absorption efficiency on most materials, perfect for cutting acrylic of all color, wood, leather, MDF, rubber, fabric, engrave on glass, ceramic, slate, coated metal, anodized aluminum, and more.
- Safer and Cleaner: Enclosed in design, xTool P2 is equipped with automatic lock, emergency stop button, hydraulic support, fire safety, and multiple warning systems to provide all-around protection for you. With the built-in adjustable air assist and slats, you can unquestionably trust P2's excellent smoke exhaust system including the 145CFM exhaust fan, which can effortlessly distance the materials from annoying smoke.
- NoteIf the temperature drops below 10C (50F), please add antifreeze under the guidance in the user mannual.
- xTool P2 is the Class 4 laser engraver, the laser output power is 55000mW.
Manufacturer: βMakeblock Co.,Ltd
Part Number: βP1030386-A
Item Weight: β121 pounds
Product Dimensions: β25 x 10 x 39 inches
Country of Origin: βChina
Item model number: βxTool P2
Size: βxTool P2
Color: βGray
Item Package Quantity: β1
Batteries Included?: βNo
Batteries Required?: βNo
Warranty Description: β1 Year
Date First Available: July 6, 2023
Frequently asked questions
The xTool P2 55W CO2 Laser Cutter can cut and engrave on a variety of materials including wood, metal, acrylic, glass, leather, fabric, paper, and more. Its powerful 55W laser is capable of handling both intricate designs and cutting through thicker materials with ease.
The dual 16MP cameras on the xTool P2 laser cutter are designed for enhanced precision and usability. They help in scanning the material to be cut or engraved for alignment, allow the user to precisely place their designs on the work material, and provide a real-time view of the cutting or engraving process, ensuring accuracy and minimizing material waste.
Yes, the xTool P2 55W CO2 Laser Cutter is suitable for commercial use. Its ability to work with a wide range of materials, along with high precision and efficiency, makes it an excellent choice for businesses involved in personalized items, signage, prototyping, and various events where custom engraving or cutting is desired.
Yes, the xTool P2 laser cutter and engraver has been designed with user-friendliness in mind. It comes with smart features like the dual cameras for easy setup and precision, as well as user-friendly software that guides beginners through the process of designing, setting up, and executing their projects. However, it's important for new users to familiarize themselves with laser cutter safety and operation guidelines.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The Xtool CO2 laser engraver receives largely positive reviews for its ease of use, software compatibility, and customer service responsiveness. Owners appreciate the machine's build quality and the innovations like the camera that helps with material alignment. However, some note areas for improvement and challenges, particularly with initial setup and accessories.
Pros
- π Easy to learn software, allowing for project designing remotely and executing upon return home.
- π Supportive and patient customer service team.
- π High build quality and aesthetics of the machine.
- π Innovative features like a camera for material alignment on the cutting bed.
Cons
- π Some challenges with set-up and alignment, particularly with the rotary attachment.
- π Bed design could be improved for ease of material alignment.
- π One occurrence of hardware issues upon delivery, though this seems an outlier.
Should I Buy It?
Yes, if you are looking for an easy-to-use, well-built laser engraver with supportive customer service and are willing to handle some initial setup challenges, the Xtool CO2 laser engraver is a solid choice. Its features like remote design capability and material alignment innovations provide a compelling reason for both hobbyists and more serious users to consider this machine.
Size: xTool P2S
Color: Gray
Prior to purchasing this laser cutter, i had used both a Diode laser, as well as a Xtool F1 galvo laser, and this has to be far and above the easiest, most reliable laser i've experienced to date. Setup: The setup was extremely simple with very clear instructions, i was up and using it within 30 minutes. Software: I've used both Lightburn as well as Xtool Creative Suite, and while Lightburn has more flexibility typically, XCS is extremely easy to use and beginner-friendly. I believe the P2S loses some functionality if you use lightburn, notably the use of a rotary, but i rarely need to start up lightburn, except for the occasion where i need to vector trace a bitmap (come on Xtool! Get this added to your software!). One thing i appreciate is the built in ability to do a laser test grid similar to Lightburn for your material, you can even do it for a custom shape which is a nice touch. Functionality: The speed of this laser is probably one of the better you're going to get in this price range. I believe the OneLaser is the new sexy up and comer, which i would probably say is the android of the laser world, whereas xtool is the iPhone. The OneLaser is likely a bit better value for the money if you are a heavy user, but if you just want to set it and forget it, the P2S can't be beat, especially with the addon of the SafetyPro AP2 smoke purifier, which also just works out of the box with the laser. I was able to load up files and start cutting right away. And have been doing so for a few months almost daily. One thing i appreciate a lot about this laser is the working area, which is 12 inches by 24 inches roughly, which is on the larger size of the other devices in this class. Maintenance: This is where i'm quite impressed with the hardware, all the mirrors are magnetically attached and easy to clean. Although the first mirror does require the back panel removed to access which is like 11 screws. This is the same area you fill the water reservoir for the cooling system. The lens is very easy to access and clean, with 2 screws, and one retaining gasket to access, although i kinked the air assist hose the first time i cleaned it, and triggered an error. After unkinking the air hose it worked normally again. Accessing the rear fan for cleaning is extremely easy, and i appreciate that you can remove the fan from it's housing to clean further. Calibrating the laser dot is simple as well, and the software walks you through it. Final Impressions: I love this laser. The price you pay is a bit of a premium for the brand and Xtool ecosystem, but for someone just looking to unbox and start using, i find it worth the cost. If you're an experienced user, you might want to look into OneLaser, or if you have a bit more to spend, a Thunder Bolt laser. For me, i have no doubt this will be a great workhorse for years to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2025 by Matt M
Size: xTool P2S
Color: Gray
A huge upgrade from my Glowforge Pro. It's demonstrably better in every way. * XCS software is excellent and consistently improving. I find little need for Inkspace now. Far superior to the web-based Glowforge experience (and I have a Premium subscription). * Rotary and conveyor accessories add significant versatility (and were not available on my Glowforge). * 12" x 24" working space (actually 305mm x 600mm). Can handle 3m long material with the conveyor but requires additional expansion kits. I find myself using the conveyor a lot more than I initially thought because it gives you much more layout flexibility. * AP2 is fantastic. Automatically controlled by the P2S and there is no odor even when cutting acrylic. * Fire suppression system adds a lot of peace of mind. This was very easy to set up. xTool got the plug-and-play experience right with this accessory. * 3D mapping is pretty close to magic. * The material test array function has saved me tons of time figuring out the score, engrave, and cut settings for new material. Especially important as I virtually never use xTool materials. (The xTool material settings do give you a great starting point, though, assuming there is one). The lack of this function was one of my top 3 issues with the Glowforge experience. * The camera alignment using the close-up view is perfect. I drew a pencil line across multiple parts, aligned it using the cameras, and it literally cut right down the middle of the pencil line. Blew me away! * No calibration was needed out of the box - the gantry was square and the laser mirrors were all properly aligned. A few nits: * You must remove the back section of the lid to add the water and antifreeze (COs laser coolant). Given this is a mandatory first step it should be easier to remove. I had visions of damaging my laser before I even had a chance to use it! Thankfully that did not happen. * The slats make it look more like a commercial machine, but the honeycomb grill is much more practical for small projects. It should be the default. * The accessories require you to take things apart and reassemble them. As an engineer, I don't mind, but I see how some could be put off by this. The rotary attachment is the most egregious in this respect. * Inkscape still does a better job than XCS at tracing raster images. However, that's about all I use Inkscape for now, whereas it used to be my primary SVG creation and editing tool. * Using the gantry does allow smoke and fumes to escape capture by the AP2. This is potentially significant. I set the fan to 100% when using the gantry but that just makes the emissions issue a little bit better. Overall I am very happy with the P2S as well as the AP2, RA2, conveyor, and the fire suppression system. I've used it daily since receiving it with no bad experiences. I would highly recommend this to anyone who needs a CO2 laser of this this type.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2025 by Rob59AZ
Size: xTool P2S
Color: Gray
My first laser printer. I have already made more than 20 crafts with it. On the plus side, it is very easy to learn for beginners, works over the internet, and is easy to maintain.
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2025 by Andrii Andrii
Size: xTool P2
Color: Gray
If youβre looking to start a small laser business, this is a must add. Itβs better than a diode laser! Itβs worth the money, cuts acrylic and wood like butter
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025 by Thomas Thomas
Size: xTool P2S
Color: Gray
Difficult to setup and get started. Relies on proprietary software to do all the useful things and is tricky to understand. Lightburn will work but is very limited on this machine. The depth gauge is a great idea, but is magnetic and keeps falling off. The fire safety kit is not included so be aware you may need it for wood work.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025 by SoundMan
I bought this package with the riser base, feeder, spindle and fire suppression bundle. So far I have been able to watch a great deal of how-to videos and get the results that I am after. The learning curve is not bad and you can either just use it with very cheap files found off of craft sites or you can dive deep and use the new Vector graphics to create your own works in the software that the company provides. If you are into other photo editing software you can do the work there and just import the file over. The layout software is easy to use and you can believe the videos online when they show you how easy it is to align your graphics to your work piece. A bit louder than I would have thought and you will still smell/see some smoke if you use it for hours, but it has not tripped any of my air quality sensors in my workshop yet so it is no worse than when the sander scorches a little or the saw blade burns your wood a bit.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024 by RTV