Is the xTool M1 Ultra a "Jack of All Trades, or Master of None"?

I honestly would love to see them work on the V2 of this, cause the print module is amazing, and once they figure out how to get that to do white ink 'and' a bit higher resolution, then there's no telling what you can do.

Thank You for sharing all your projects. I just got this machine. It’s a bit overwhelming.

Pls try not to use credit card for ur videos. The details u reveal might be enough for someone to abuse it

I ordered the M1 Ultra Thank you for your review, Can't wait to try it out and I hope for the best in the Giveaway :D

would this do well making metal tags or do you need more wattage

Thanks for the great video! I'm wondering about that laser engraving "mask" for the glass mug--I've seen these on Amazon--some are green, black, blue, etc...but I saw you had a green one but it didn't laser engrave a green color. Is there a difference in which color of mask you use? Thanks for your time!

Do you realize how many times you said "I"?

I’ve had my eye on this machine! I have their D1 Pro. If we purchase and enter the giveaway, how can we find xtools announcement for the winner after they’re selected on 10/20?

11.81 squared bed so won’t handle A3, ok, is there a machine that will do the same jobs but on a3 size do you know?

Excellent reviews and I tried to buy this machine but unfortunately I will not be able to buy it today and it seems that I lost the opportunity to try to win this competition even though I did not participate in any competition before but I had a good feeling of winning and in any case I have a question please what do you think of algolaser devices

I'm working with this machine as well. Nice overview of its functions. I've been told that HP67 ink cartridges are a direct drop-in for it. xTool told me that I needed to use the smaller desktop fume extractor instead of the larger version.

Nice review I can see where this could fit into many people’s work flow. Cool machine

I Have This Machine .... It Does Indeed Fit Into The MultiTool Usefulness! I Own Standalone Devices For Each Of The Separate Skill Sets And I Have Found That The Ease Of Tool Change Saves Me Lots Of Time On Small Projects! The Most Need For Improvement Lends To The Inkjet Printing As I Own A Multitude Of High End Printers - The Is No Need For Great Expectations - The Limitations On Print Quality Is Built Into The Box So Therefore Acceptable. The Simp!e Fact That I Can Do Three & Sometimes Four Different Effects On A Piece Of Material All On One Device Has Led To My Overall Satisfaction With The Product!