Machines
Every laser Lùmen has built in, and what owners have confirmed on theirs. Any other GRBL laser connects too.
28 machines built in · 6 confirmed by owners
SCULPFUN
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S30 / S30 Pro / S30 Pro Max 410 × 400 mm · 5 W · 10 W · 20 W Guide →Confirmed by an owner
On an S30 Pro Max: air assist on at the start of every job and off at the end, with no commands typed by hand.
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S10 410 × 400 mm · 10 W Guide →Built in
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S9 410 × 420 mm · 5.5 W · 10 W Guide →Confirmed by an owner
Long photo engravings run back to back, the fourth as quick as the first.
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S6 / S6 Pro 410 × 420 mm · 5.5 W Guide →Built in
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C1 Mini 150 × 130 mm · 3 W · 6 W Guide →Lùmen's test machine
Lùmen's own test machine. Every release engraves and cuts on it before it ships: photos, logos, bed grids, cut-outs and the axis calibration.
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C2 300 × 300 mm · 7 W · 14 W Guide →Built in
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SF-A9 400 × 400 mm · 20 W · 40 W Guide →Built in
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Laser Master 3 400 × 400 mm · 10 W; 400 × 380 mm · 20 W · 40 WBuilt in
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Laser Master 2 Pro S2 400 × 400 mm · 5.5 W · 10 WBuilt in
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Laser Master 2 400 × 430 mm · 1.6 W · 5.5 W · 10 WBuilt in
Atomstack
Setup guide for Atomstack on a Mac →-
A20 Pro 400 × 400 mm · 20 WBuilt in
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X20 Pro 400 × 400 mm · 20 WBuilt in
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S10 Pro 410 × 400 mm · 10 WBuilt in
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A5 Pro 410 × 400 mm · 5.5 WBuilt in
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P1 110 × 110 mm · 5 WConfirmed by an owner
Shapes cut out of a sheet, with the machine connected over WiFi.
A name engraved round a cardboard tube on the R8 rotary: one full turn came back exactly to its mark.
A Test Grid on stainless steel with the 1.2 W infrared module, in colours from gold to dark brown.
Creality
Setup guide for Creality on a Mac →-
CR-Laser Falcon 400 × 415 mm · 5 W · 7.5 W · 10 WConfirmed by an owner
Connected to a MacBook through a powered USB hub. Plugged straight into the Mac's USB-C port, it wasn't seen at all.
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Falcon Pro 400 × 415 mm · 10 WBuilt in
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Falcon2 400 × 415 mm · 12 W · 22 W · 40 WBuilt in
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Falcon2 Pro 400 × 415 mm · 22 W · 40 W · 60 WBuilt in
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Falcon A1 381 × 305 mm · 10 WBuilt in
TwoTrees
Setup guide for TwoTrees on a Mac →-
TS2 450 × 450 mm · 10 W · 20 W · 40 WBuilt in
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TTS-55 300 × 300 mm · 5.5 WBuilt in
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3 Max 460 × 810 mmBuilt in
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3 Pro 400 × 400 mmBuilt in
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Master 2S Plus 255 × 440 mmBuilt in
Artilume
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T1 150 × 200 mm · 3 W · 7 W · 12 WConfirmed by an owner
Used turned a quarter on the table: the jog arrows and the engravings follow the way the machine sits.
FOKOOS
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FE10 400 × 400 mm · 10 WConfirmed by an owner
Portraits engraved on hickory and maple, starting from a zero set on the piece: the FE10 has no limit switches.
Longer
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Ray5 400 × 400 mm · 5 W · 10 W · 20 WBuilt in
Do you own one of these?
Tell us how Lùmen went on it, whether it worked or not. A couple of lines with what you burnt is enough: we add it here without your name. A photo of the piece goes into Made with Lùmen, credited the way you choose.
Not in the list?
A built-in machine is four numbers: work area, top speed, top power and the laser's own power. Lùmen reads the first three from the controller when it connects, so any GRBL diode laser works even if its model isn't here: choose one with the same bed, or save your own machine. Here's how.
No laser yet? Lùmen's virtual laser runs a whole job on screen, so you can try it first. The virtual laser.
What Lùmen doesn't drive
- xTool D1, D1 Pro, D1 Pro 2.0 — Their firmware looks like GRBL but doesn't behave like it where a job needs it, so Lùmen can't promise to start, follow and stop a job on them.
- Creality Falcon A1 Pro and Falcon A1C — Not built in yet: we haven't seen the settings their controllers report. If you own one, write to us.
- Galvo and fiber lasers — Lùmen drives lasers that move the head on rails (a gantry). A galvo steers the beam with mirrors and speaks another language.
- CO2 lasers with Ruida or other DSP controllers — They don't speak GRBL. A CO2 machine with a GRBL board connects like any other.
Lùmen is a Mac app (macOS 15.6 or later) for GRBL laser engravers. Try it free for 3 days: they start when your laser first connects.