Spend less on grinding and labor. Spend more on designs and creations.
Precise cuts (0.2mm-10mm) with up to 400mm/s speed. 8X faster than TIG, almost no grinding is required. 108+ one-click settings, easy to use. Meet your main demands on cutting and welding of stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, and more.
MetalFab combines high-precision cutting and welding, delivering superior edge quality and detail for close-range metal wall art and metal wall decor.
Craft tables, shelves, and more with precision-cut parts and strong, clean welds. Less labor costs for post-processing.
Create large-scale, high-value sculptures with ease. MetalFab's razor-sharp cutting and seamless welding deliver massive time savings.
Achieve precision cutting and detailed welding for architectural accents and structural pieces. Creates both large-scale, load-bearing structures and intricate decorative inserts with structural integrity.
See how real artists, hobbyists, and business owners create their awesome metal art with xTool MetalFab laser welder and cnc cutter.
Easier operation, less post-processing. Just continue creating.
I love how this turned out. It was a great test for my first piece of scale mail armor and i'll probably make more in the future.
Laser Welding A Wood & Steel Industrial Style Computer Desk
Crafted a stunning lace-like aluminum stool with precision-cut and welded details.
Cut a custom metal sign with intricate details.
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Stainless Cutting Sign with the xTool MetalFab CNC
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See how MetalFab pays for itself by elevating your working efficiency, saving labor cost, and making awesome art pieces.
Metal Fabrication Shop
Make custom fencing, railing, HVAC and more in-house. Transform your fabrication with better results and higher efficiency. Slash labor or outsourcing costs dramatically.
Engineering & Rapid Prototyping
Validate, iterate, and produce metal brackets, parts, and tools rapidly with MetalFab. Bring prototyping entirely in-house to end outsourcing delays and costs.
Auto Repair, Motorcycle, Rust Fixing
Fabricate strong, precise metal parts for auto & motorcycle repair. Fix body panels, brackets, and exhausts faster. In-house, on-demand.
Custom Metal Signs, Logos, Branding Irons
Boost your business visibility with durable, custom metal signs. Create outdoor-rated logos, plaques, and address markers easily.
Most creators use 16–11 gauge steel (1.5–3 mm) for wall art due to its strength and cost-effectiveness. Aluminum is preferred for lightweight indoor pieces, while stainless steel is often chosen for outdoor installations because of its long-term corrosion resistance.
xTool MetalFab is designed to process a wide range of fabrication metals crucial for custom art, including stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, brass, titanium, and galvanized steel sheets. It is capable of welding and cutting materials like stainless steel and carbon steel sheets up to 5mm (0.197 inches) thick in a single pass. This versatility allows artists to select the metal best suited for their required finish and durability. Find all the materials supported by MetalFab >>
Yes, the CNC cutting module equipped with 1200W fiber laser allowing it to handle substantial material thicknesses. The maximum cutting capacity reaches up to 10mm (0.39 inches) for carbon steel when utilizing oxygen assist gas. For materials like stainless steel, the machine can precisely cut up to 5mm thick sheets burr-free. Its generous working area of 610 x 610 mm (24.02 x 24.02 inches) also accommodates large art designs.
Many artists use a simple formula based on material cost, machine time, and labor, which often results in retail prices between 3× and 5× the raw material cost. Wall art pieces commonly sell in the $60–$300 range, while large custom or welded works may start at $500 and go much higher.
Yes. Many new creators start producing sellable work within a few days to a few weeks of practice. Automated pathing, consistent cutting quality, and simplified controls make the learning curve easier than traditional plasma or oxy-fuel methods. xTool also created a comprehensive online guide with learning videos to help beginners get started quickly.
