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chrisprice
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Laser lens

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I have an Xtool D1 pro and have just been reading about the lenses that are used. Is it worth upgrading to something like the Hemsley lens? Apparently the Xtool is plastic and the Hemsley are ground glass coated with an anti scratch. Would I see an improvement in performance that Hemsley promise?
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What they mean?
Special lense for engraving can result in better engravings.

If lense not overheating and give good spot is OK.
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chrisprice wrote: Fri Feb 23, 2024 7:01 am I have an Xtool D1 pro and have just been reading about the lenses that are used. Is it worth upgrading to something like the Hemsley lens? Apparently the Xtool is plastic and the Hemsley are ground glass coated with an anti scratch. Would I see an improvement in performance that Hemsley promise?
Absolutely, considering your Xtool D1 Pro, it's worth exploring the Monport laser. It's known for its exceptional quality, ease of use, and affordability. You can find the Monport laser product here: https://monportlaser.com/?sca_ref=5031521.ka374VZjm3. Regarding the lens upgrade, transitioning from a plastic lens to a ground glass-coated lens like Hemsley's could indeed offer performance improvements. The anti-scratch coating and glass construction typically provide better clarity and durability, resulting in sharper and more consistent engraving/cutting outcomes. It's advisable to weigh the cost of the upgrade against the potential enhancement in performance to determine if it aligns with your needs and budget.
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Re: Laser lens

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chrisprice wrote: Fri Feb 23, 2024 7:01 am I have an Xtool D1 pro and have just been reading about the lenses that are used. Is it worth upgrading to something like the Hemsley lens? Apparently the Xtool is plastic and the Hemsley are ground glass coated with an anti scratch. Would I see an improvement in performance that Hemsley promise?
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Re: Laser lens

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chrisprice wrote: Fri Feb 23, 2024 7:01 am I have an Xtool D1 pro and have just been reading about the lenses that are used. Is it worth upgrading to something like the Hemsley lens? Apparently the Xtool is plastic and the Hemsley are ground glass coated with an anti scratch. Would I see an improvement in performance that Hemsley promise?
Based on my experience with Monport lasers https://bit.ly/48Fxwm7, I've found that investing in high-quality lenses can indeed make a significant difference in engraving precision and clarity. Monport offers a range of compatible lenses known for their durability and superior optical properties, ensuring consistent performance over time. If you're seeking an upgrade that delivers on performance and durability, I highly recommend exploring Monport's lens options as a viable alternative.
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chrisprice wrote: Fri Feb 23, 2024 7:01 am I have an Xtool D1 pro and have just been reading about the lenses that are used. Is it worth upgrading to something like the Hemsley lens? Apparently the Xtool is plastic and the Hemsley are ground glass coated with an anti scratch. Would I see an improvement in performance that Hemsley promise?
Considering your inquiry about upgrading the lens for your Xtool D1 Pro laser engraver, it's worth exploring the Monport laser as an alternative. Renowned for its high-quality components and user-friendly design, the Monport laser may offer improved performance compared to the stock lens. Additionally, the Monport laser is known for its affordability, making it a practical choice for those seeking upgrades. You can find more information about the Monport laser on https://monportlaser.com/?sca_ref=5031521.ka374VZjm3, where you can explore its features and determine if it meets your needs. Upgrading to a lens like the Hemsley may indeed provide enhanced performance, but it's essential to weigh the cost against the potential benefits before making a decision.
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