P2S (CO2 laser) excels in cutting and can handle all color acrylic.; F1 Ultra (fiber laser) handles metals well. P2S offers 600 mm x 305 mm working area at 600 mm/s, while F1 Ultra provides 220 mm x 220 mm at 10000 mm/s.

Materials Versatility: CO2 laser cutter can cut all colors of acrylic, including clear acrylic, and directly engrave on glass, offering unmatched versatility for your creative projects.

Some of the materials xTool P2S can cut include:Wood:pine, oak, maple, birch, walnut, cherry, plywood and basswood.

Acrylic:all colors and all types, including translucent, mirrored, opaque and clear acrylic.

Fabric:cotton, polyester, nylon, silk, linen, polyester and polyamide fabric.

Leather:genuine, synthetic, faux leather.

Others:EVA foam, felt pad, plastic, rubber, paper, cork and cardboard.

But, xTool P2S cannot cut metal or glass, but it can engrave on it.Metal:coated metal, anodized aluminum alloy, and anodized titanium steel. For stainless steel, you need to spray a coating on it before marking.

Glass:float glass, insulated glass, frosted glass, tinted glass…etc.Please note that glass that is too hard or too thin may lead to break.

If it can be cut, it can generally be engraved.

You can cut solid wood of thickness up to 18 mm, such as black walnut and cherry wood. When cutting plywood, you are advised not to cut a piece thicker than 12 mm. The cutting of thick plywood may cause a fire.

You can use LightBurn to create your design and operate xTool P2S to cut materials. Currently, the camera and auto-focus functions are not supported by LightBurn. You need to perform framing to preview the processing area and manually input the material thickness.

When working with xTool P2S (baseplate in place), the rotary attachment supports cylinders with a diameter of 3 to 42 mm; and when working with xTool P2S and its riser base, the rotary attachment supports cylinders with a diameter of 0 mm to 180 mm.

Largest circle diameter: 305 mm
Smallest circle diameter: 0.01 mm

We provide plenty of resources for assistance: a detailed manual to help you quickly and easily learn how to use it, our community can typically answer most questions within hours, and the Support Centre provides detailed learning materials covering the most common questions. If you have any questions, we are always here to assist you.

Consider the usage effects and environment when choosing the right machine.For environments like craft studio, living space, or basements that require mobility (such as moving upstairs or downstairs), a desktop CO2 laser machine is convenient.

For ground-level spaces like sheds, warehouses, or woodworking space, opt for a floor-standing CO2 laser cutter to avoid moving up and down.

Floor-standing machines typically have higher power, around 100W, but may lack advanced intelligence and can be challenging to use.

On the other hand, desktop CO2 laser cutters offer lower power, typically above 50W is sufficient for productivity, and often come with smart features.

Specifically, the lifespan of the P2S's Glass Tube is 6000-8000 hours. The laser wattage gradually decreases over time, approximately down to 95% at 1000 hours, and the overall laser power will decrease to 70% at 6000-8000 hours. The actual performance may vary depending on your usage and power settings. Whether you need to replace the laser tube should be based on your real experience and feelings, so it is possible that the laser tube may actually last longer.

Yes, you can use the P2S without WiFi. Whether using XCS software or LightBurn, simply connect the machine to your computer via Type-C cable to operate without WiFi.