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Create on the Go with the LaserPecker LP5 Engraver

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Are you already trying to figure out how you’ll afford to buy holiday gifts? No worries. Get a LaserPecker LP5 – The Smart 20W Fiber + Diode Laser Engraver to design at home or on the go. Take $800 off, too!

It can engrave up to 10,000mm/s, allowing you to finish your tasks more quickly. It also has batch processing if you are creating the same project several times over.

The 2-in-1 laser engraver features deep engraving, allowing for high-contrast. With just a single path, it will create clean, well-defined edges, with exceptional detail. You’ll have precise control with geometry as you cut angles, surpassing traditional laser cutters.

Laserpecker Lp5 Engraving Cutting Projects

The 20W fiber laser works on:

  • Stainless steel
  • Aluminum
  • Brass
  • Silver
  • Plastic
  • Platinum
  • Titanium
  • And more

The 20W Diode Laser works on:

  • Wood
  • Acrylic
  • Leather
  • Glass
  • Rock
  • Paper
  • Rubber
  • And more

The LaserPecker LP5 can be used in so many scenarios, be it in your home, a retail store, or a creative studio. Since it’s light and compact, you can take it with you from one spot to the next. It can also be a handheld device so that you’re not limited to maneuvering materials around the stationary device – move the device in your hand instead.

Along with the laser engraver, you’ll also get free and fast shipping, a 12-month warranty, powerful software, and professional customer service.

A discount of $700 is already offered on this laser engraver, and if you use the discount code MTE100, you can take off an additional $100, bringing the price to just $2,499. You’ll also get a free gift, with a cutting plate ($31.99), safety goggles ($49.99), and material pack ($59.99). That’s $141.97 in accessories.

This discount will expire on August 10. Order the LaserPecker LP5 today to start designing projects right away!

LaserPecker LP5 – The Smart 20W Fiber + Diode Laser Engraver

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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