Love it. This is my first laser. Does everything I want it to. Haven't tried to CUT glass yet, but maybe. Went together easily. Do yourself a favor and make or buy an enclosure with an exhaust fan of some kind.
I'm having way too much fun with this thing.

Was looking at new wood brand with the woodworking I do and they wanted $300 for a good electric one with my company logo. Well decided it was time to get a laser engraver instead for a bit more and I am very happy. Only took me about 30 minutes to get it assembled and burning the first project. Still learning the settings with different woods but have it burning my logo into my projects and so much more. Had it about a month now and even created a couple signs and have ideas for a lot of other things that go well with my woodworking projects. Already thinking about getting the extension kit and the air assist!

I call all my machines - sewing machine, embroidery machine, Cameo cutter, etc. TOYS! I have been playing around with it - trying a bit of this and a bit of that but now feel comfortable with it. It does a great job on the little things I've tried now that I'm beginning to figure out how to test materials and learn what the settings can be changed to do. The tool itself is a great little thing and I'm looking forward to the software catching up to it. In the meantime, I pretty much use my Silhouette software to prep things then transfer to XCS for processing. As a newbie to lasering, I can really recommend this as a great place to begin learning. (I'm very happy with the safeties built in to prevent accidents - like the cover and the auto shut off if the cover is opened!)

This is pretty much a "must-have" when cutting with the laser and air assist. The air-assist makes the laser more efficient and cleaner cutting, but tends to blow through the cut and create an air cushion under the project which could allow it to move (if not using this panel). The magnets that come with the panel are great to align repeat projects, and keep the material stable.

Works great so far with one exception - mugs and coffee cups with larger than normal handles will not rotate fully so it does have some limitation. Make sure your mug handles are not too large. Otherwise it functions perfectly.

I was definitely hesitant about spending the money on a machine that I didn’t know anything about or if it would work for me. I took the leap and got the D1pro 20W and now I’m very happy I did. It’s been a learning curve but I’ve been able to make some really nice items. Starting to feel confident in what I’m doing and hoping to start selling soon.

I have put off buying a laser for many years. I do have a cnc plasma table and a cnc router, and other machines, but for whatever reason, I decided to WAIT to get a laser.

I must tell you that there is ONE HUGE PROBLEM with this machine. It is TOO MUCH FUN!!!

I have added the extended frame, the air assist, the honeycomb grates, the rotary accessory and the leg extensions. I bought a three-stage HEPA filter from Amazon to control the smoke and fumes for indoor cutting. I added drag chains to the machine which I purchased from Amazon, to control the cables and air hose.

I am already planning to buy ANOTHER X-TOOL D1 PRO machine very soon. I will mount it to a 50" x 100" aluminum frame made from 8020 extrusions, and it will be able to burn an image into a full 4x8 sheet of plywood! I also purchased the 1064nm Red Infrared laser module so that is something else that I am anxious to experiment with!

The X-Tool is a very good VALUE, and it is built well. I run it with LIGHTBURN Software which is sold by another company.

I bought the D1 10W with the Ra2 attachment. It is simply amazing. Easy out of the box setup to doing my first project in an hour with no experience. The Ra2 is the exact same. Took a second to figure out the orientation but once it was set it was easy to do my first tumbler and even a baseball.

I received my D1 a little over a month ago, and I absolutely love it… I haven’t stopped creating since 😃

We love our new addition

It was easy to set up and use. It does a great job getting the smoke and smell out of the window and I like how everything is enclosed making it safe for curious kids. My only worry is that they won’t continue to improve software and start charging for services like glowforge.

I'm a newbie to laser of any sort, the first day I lay eyes on the xtool machine I said I'll have to get one. I ordered since July 26 would've gotten it in a week but on my path I messed up with the info but the communication was good. I started up today and it went well thanks be to God. I'm liking it already no regrets I'm looking forward fo

I loved the original xTool D1 but the extensions have really taken the creativity to the next level. I was hesitant at first to install the extensions because I had become so accustom to the original work space. However, once I did get it assembled, I immediately saw the potential of what could be done. I look forward to making some really cool, larger projects.

The online assembly instructions were spot on. A little more clarity on updating the firmware would have been nice but I got it figured out.

Looking forward to making some big stuff!

I have the Xtool D1 with 10w and 20w lasers. Also the air assist and the 10w M1
And more. Im waiting on the extension kit for the D1. So I’m quite familiar with the Xtool line. The machines are top quality, built well, the software is easy to learn.
Before I started using X tool I looked at glowforge and several other machines. When you consider the price and quality X tool beats them all! The few times I have any questions the company responded the next day. When you consider the price, the software, the ease of use and the quality than Xtool wins!

This companies ads were playing constantly on YouTube on me. I never trust videos on there but I got curious. I started watching reviews that compared multiple lasers to make sure they were not padding it for getting free machine. The D1 is incredible. It is very well built and allot of thought into. The company is young but very innovative and constantly adding. My only gripe may be that I wish I waited for Pro if I knew it was coming. The engraver has lots of community to help you get on your way. I made over $600 in tumblers in my 1st month of owning the D1. It cannot do everything a C02 laser can do but know your limitations and get your feet wet. Start getting work and then upgrade later unless this is just a hobby and at that you wouldn’t want to buy a C02 anyway. I did my homework and I finally made the decision and never regretted it.