xTool F1 2-in-1 Dual Laser Engraver, Lightning Speed Portable Laser Engraving Machine, Ultra HD Fiber Laser Engraver for Jewelry, Metal, Wood, Leather

The xTool F1 2-in-1 Dual Laser Engraver promises lightning-fast engraving and cutting with its portable and high-definition fiber laser technology. However, customer experiences and reception of this product have been mixed. One common question among customers is the printing width and height without additional accessories, to which the answer provided is 115mm or approximately 4 inches. This limited size may be a drawback for those looking to engrave larger objects. Another frequently asked question is whether the xTool F1 can engrave on wine bottles. The response indicates that it is not supported natively, but there are possible workarounds to achieve this. However, customers have expressed disappointment in the lack of instructions or resources provided on the company's website and YouTube channel regarding this specific function. This may lead to confusion and frustration for those interested in engraving on food. The inability of the xTool F1 to engrave on food is another drawback highlighted by a customer. Despite claims on the website, the reviewer states they were unable to successfully engrave on various food items such as cheesecake, tortillas, apple pie, and marshmallows. This information contradicts the company's advertising and raises questions about the accuracy of their claims. The reviewer also mentions the lower power output of the F1 compared to other lasers like the Glowforge, further limiting its capabilities. In response to a query about cutting through 1/4" stone, the xTool F1 is said to be unable to accomplish this task. If cutting stone is a specific requirement, potential buyers should be aware that this product is not suitable for such applications. In conclusion, customer experience with the xTool F1 Dual Laser Engraver has been mixed. While it may excel in certain engraving and cutting functions, its limitations when it comes to size, engraving on food, and cutting harder materials like stone may disappoint some users.