FabPro Progress

Website Editor • 24 July 2019

The first FabPro

Since the beginning of our venture we always knew we would end up with 3 classes of systems, opensource DIY kit, entry level professional and "The full works, extra large"!
Well the FabPro is shaping up to be our all the works extra large laser! 
Interchangeable beds, pass though, pass under, integrated touch screen pc with lighburn, high speed servos and many more features we will introduce you to later ;) 

Our first attempt at engraving with the FabPro. Although the laser tube is from our first Fab100 prototype and is over four year old, it is still able to perform great quality raster engraves even though its lost a fair few watts!

A new 100w (130peak) tube is on its way, just like our new FabCores it will also come with an integrated alignment laser.
You can find more photos of the FabPro here 

Until next time,
Happy Lasering,

Bonne

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