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AtomStack P1 5W

Class 1 enclosed Atomstack — safe desktop engraving for home and schools

Last updated How we evaluate

Released August 2024

What this machine is for

Safe enclosed engraving for beginners, families, and classrooms

Reference benchmark same job size on every machine so you can compare times fairly.

Laser spot size

~0.08 mm spot

Smaller spot = finer detail (frame motion is usually the same across tiers)

Motion precision: 0.01 mm

Sample engrave job

~12–18 min

Filled photo or logo on birch plywood

10 × 10 cm (4 × 4 in)

Sample cut job

~6–10 min

Simple square cut-out from 3 mm basswood

10 × 10 cm (4 × 4 in)

Times are estimates for the reference job above; your design complexity and settings will change them.

TL;DR

AtomStack P1 is a fully enclosed Class 1 diode engraver (5W) with optional dual-laser (diode + infrared) bundles. Ideal when safety and quiet operation matter more than raw cutting power.

What this machine is for

Safe enclosed intro laser for home crafters and education.

Best for

BeginnersFamiliesSchoolsQuiet home officesSmall metal/plastic marks (dual SKU)

Materials

Engraves

  • · Wood
  • · Leather
  • · Plastic
  • · Anodized aluminum (dual SKU)
  • · Paper

Cuts

  • · Thin wood
  • · Paper
  • · Thin leather

Cannot do

  • · Thick cutting
  • · Large panels
  • · High-volume production

Pros

  • Class 1 enclosure — no goggles for normal use
  • Very compact footprint
  • Quiet operation
  • Dual-laser option for metal

Cons

  • Small work area
  • 5W limits cutting
  • Premium per watt vs open frame
  • Not for signage business

Beginner notes

Excellent 'first laser' when safety trumps maximum power.

Pro tips

Choose dual bundle only if you need metal marking — otherwise 5W diode is enough to learn.

Pro / technical specs

Raw numbers for experienced users comparing machines.

Laser spot size
~0.08 mm spot
Max speed (spec)
10,000 mm/s
Avg engrave speed
60–150 mm/s fill
Avg cut speed
2–5 mm/s thin wood
Motion precision
0.01 mm