Apparently there's a market for folks who want laser engraving, but don't want to step up to a full-size lasercutter. A Chinese company called Shenzhen Hingin Tech Co., Ltd. has been producing this small, somewhat gimmicky-looking tripod-based tool they call the LaserPecker:
Now the company is releasing an upgrade with a base and motorized stalk, called the LaserPecker Pro: Co2 Laser Marking Machine 40w
When it went live on Kickstarter last week, it was funded in just 14 minutes. Part of that is down to their low target goal of $10,000, and the Early Bird buy-in price ($269 versus the $399 it's expected to retail for). But there's no denying that there's high demand for the product: At press time they were up to $274,186.
If you're in the market, there's still 23 days left to pledge.
I own a 60w laser engraver (https://omtechlaser.com/products/60w-co2-laser-engraver-cutter-usb-6b57-us) that looks way bulkier than this one. But the advantage is that it can handle big projects.
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