TwoTrees Laser Diode Engraver TTS-10 Pro

Model: TwoTrees Laser Diode Engraver TTS-10 Pro
Working/Engraving Area: 300 × 300 mm
Laser Power: 10 W (10,000 mW diode, 445 ± 5 nm) 
Laser Spot Size: ~0.08 mm (optionally down to 0.06 mm per advanced units) 
Engraving Accuracy / Positioning: 0.1 mm (some sources say down to 0.01 mm) 
Engraving Speed: Up to 30,000 mm/min (some mention 12,000 mm/min) 
Cutting Capability: Approx. 8 mm wood, 5 mm acrylic (with multi-pass) 
Power Consumption: Input: ~80 W; Output: 10 W laser, DC24 V 5 A 
Focus System: Fixed-focus with adjustable knob (~50 mm focal distance) 
Frame and Build Quality: Aluminum profile + plastic; modular design, double Y-axis motors 
Control Electronics: 32 bit ESP32-based motherboard, Wi Fi/Bluetooth/USB/App control 
Software Compatibility: LaserGRBL, LightBurn, Benbox, GRBLController, LiteFire; supports jpg, png, dxf, svg, gcode, bmp, etc. 
OS Compatibility: Windows (XP–11), macOS (via LightBurn), iOS and Android (via app) 
Machine Weight: Approx. 3–4.3 kg 
Dimensions / Packaging: ~64×22.5×19.5 cm; package weight ~5.35 kg 
Laser Life: >15,000 hrs 
Environmental Specs: Operating temp: 5–40 °C; Humidity: 20–60% 
Safety Features: Laser protective cover (blocks ~97–98% UV), emergency stop, firmware safeguards 
Certifications: CE, FCC, RoHS, FDA in some regions

Notable Features & Real‑world Insights
Beam shaping & Spot size: Equipped with LD + FAC + C-Lens tech for sharp engraving, achieving ~0.08 mm spot; some upgraded versions claim 0.06 mm
Modular & pre‑assembled: ~60% pre-assembled—final build takes ~20–30 minutes
Connectivity: Supports Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, USB, TF card, mobile app, and web control via onboard ESP32
Cylindrical module: Optional roller accessory enables 360° engraving on bottles, tumblers, etc.
Power vs speed: Despite marketing claims like “80 W”, this is power consumption—not laser output. True diode laser output is ~10 W. Cutting speeds for 4 mm plywood realistically ~100 mm/min, possibly slower, with air assist advised
Metal engraving: Diode lasers can mark coated or stainless steel but cannot engrave or cut raw metal—wavelength and power limitations apply