Creality Falcon

What to know about shopping at Creality Falcon

Creality Falcon is the laser arm of Creality rather than its 3D-printer storefront, and the catalog reflects that: desktop laser engravers and cutters, the accessories built around them, and the materials they cut. The machine line ladders by power. The compact A1C and the T1 sit at the entry point, the CR-Laser Falcon covers 5W and 10W, and the enclosed Falcon2 and Falcon2 Pro run at 22W, 40W and 60W. Higher wattage buys the ability to cut thicker stock rather than simply engraving faster, so match the tier to what you actually want to cut before paying for headroom you will not use.

Around the machines sit the parts that make one usable — honeycomb workbenches, air assist, air purifiers, rotary kits for engraving curved surfaces, risers and protective enclosures — plus engraving stock in basswood plywood, acrylic, MDF, ABS, metal and glass. The store's own Falcon Design Space software is a free download. Expect to spend beyond the machine price: an enclosure and a purifier are the usual first additions, and the bundles that pair them with a laser are often cheaper than buying the two separately.

On timing, the deepest cuts land on the enclosed Falcon2 kits, where the store discounts the multi-item bundles rather than the bare unit, and the wider November sales are when the model-specific codes tend to appear.

Two practical points. Read which regional storefront an offer names, because Creality runs separate US, European, British and Australian sites and a euro- or sterling-priced deal will not apply on a US order. And the US store quotes a 30-day return guarantee, so check the machine cuts the material you bought it for early rather than late.

— MoneySaverCodes Team