Laser Engraver, Carverall K15 Pro 5W Laser Engraving Machine for Beginners DIY High Accuracy 200x300mm (Near A4) Portable CNC Laser Cutter for Wood Coated Metal Acrylic Leather, 5000mW, Class 1

Most Impressive results for the price with great technical support.
The Carverall K15 Pro is an excellent machine. It’s easy to set up and works seamlessly with the free LaserGRBL application.The 5W module is powerful enough for a wide range of materials and thicknesses, yet precise enough to cut highly detailed designs. An air‑assist pump proved very helpful in reducing singeing and charring.Carverall’s support was outstanding. Their team assisted me in calibrating the K15 to cut stencils from a very specific material and even ran test cuts on their end. I was extremely impressed with their response time and level of care.Thank you to Lara and the Carverall Amazon Support Team. I highly recommend the K15

Outstanding!
I have used several of these laser engraving machines. This one is my favorite. Build quality is fantastic. Assembly was super simple. Set up was simple and straightforward. It is quiet. The size is very compact. It cuts through wood, plastic, leather, and cloth. And the results this machine produces are outstanding! The 5 watt laser tube is rated for 10,000 hours. The laser module can be replaced or swapped out easily. Manufacturer support is excellent. The included software is adequate and I believe this machine is fully compatible with the popular laser engraving software programs. This is a great product at a great price.

This is an entry level laser. It is a good choice to see if laser engraving is right for you.
I have had the Carverall K15 Pro 5W Laser Engraving Machine for about two weeks. Assembly was easy, taking only a few minutes and a handful of included hex screws. Leg extensions are included in the box. The free app works ok, but I recommend purchasing LightBurn and the free version of Adobe Express for your designs. The work area is slightly smaller than a sheet of notebook paper, measuring 300 mm x 200 mm (7.8″ x 11.8″). The maximum movement speed and effective cutting speed are not the same. This isn’t a fast machine, but it works as advertised. The instruction manual has suggested settings for a variety of materials. Several accessories are suggested to improve the functionality. The IR head is needed for marking metal, and a roller is required for cylindrical items. This engraver is a decent entry-level laser for the price. It is suitable for hobbyists who do not need the fastest machine on the market. The design could be improved if the power plug, USB cable, and other accessories weren’t at the very front of the machine.

When I received this laser engraver, the box was sealed with two seals. It was obvious that one seal was broken and another one was put on top. So at first, I was concerned that I had possibly received a returned product. Upon opening the box, everything looked new and in its place although the laser was not sealed in its protective bag.In terms of the set up, it was fairly easy enough. There was however one pre-drilled screw hole in the frame that was crooked and so that part was a slight struggle to install as I didn’t want to be too rough and damage or strip the hole/screw.The instruction booklet is very bare bones and there’s a lot of confusing information about installing the software and drivers. I went to the Carverall website to download the software but that didn’t work very well. In the end, I just went to Google Play Store and downloaded CutLab to my Android tablet and that worked (I didn’t need to download any drivers).As for the CutLab software, it’s very basic but good enough for me as a novice. I haven’t invested in LightBurn. It’s a lot of trial and error with CutLab as there aren’t any instructions. When connecting my tablet to the Carverall dedicated Wifi, it connects easily, but I find that it often disconnects and needs reconnection but it does not cause the engraving to stop part way. In the beginning, when the connection was lost, sometimes I would make the mistake of navigating all the way back to the CutLab app’s main menu and that would cause it to lose my current piece of work which was frustrating.Long story short, it took some trial and error to figure things out (software, positioning, materials, power settings, etc) , but once I did, this machine is SO much fun. I was able to make a few custom rubber stamps for the kids. I was also able to custom engrave a tin box. This machine will allow you to make something simple into something that’s thoughtful and have a lot of satisfaction when it comes out right.What I would like to see is for Carverall to make other lasers available for sale on Amazon as this platform is compatible with their other lasers but currently I don’t see any.

Easy to assemble, clear assembly instructions. Using the free CutlabX software the computer easily connected, and the machine and software configured themselves. In no time I had done my first basic engraving from a stock image. I find the small toggle on the side of the shield which is used for focusing to by stiff and it is tight to turn, unless you have a firm supporting hold with one hand on the laser head it flexes the machine, I did a little clean up so it turned much easier. I also found if you are doing two passes the vibration of the machine causes it to move slightly, so on the second pass it may not be perfectly aligned. I solved this by squaring the frame and putting cleats at the corners to prevent the movement. I have not completely solved a bug yet, not sure if it is unit or software. The computer has been changed so that eliminates that, software redownloaded and installed so not in that. If you want to do multiples of a project it seems I have to shut it down, shut down software, and start over each time, open software start unit load file then engrave. I have encountered several weird glitches, just have not found source. Over all it is a sound unit it does a good job, just some small glitches every now and then.