Bambu Laser Settings & Speeds
Updated May 2026 · 66 tested settings · 35 materials
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The Bambu Laser is a 10W diode laser engraver with a 400×400mm work area. This page lists 66 community-tested settings covering speed, power, passes, air assist, and DPI across a range of materials. Always run a test cut on scrap material first — results vary depending on your material batch, focus, and ambient conditions.
The Bambu Lab Laser is an enclosed diode laser module designed for the Bambu Lab ecosystem, letting Bambu 3D printer owners add laser engraving capability via a quick module swap. It runs through Bambu Studio and supports wood, leather, cardboard, and light acrylic engraving. A natural choice for Bambu printer owners who want laser capability without a dedicated standalone machine. Not compatible with LightBurn — all work runs through Bambu Studio.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials can the Bambu Laser engrave or cut?
The Bambu Laser has community-tested settings for 3mm Mirrored Acrylic, 3mm Clear Acrylic (Cast), 3mm Maple Plywood, Rubber Stamp Material, 3mm Walnut Plywood, Bamboo 3mm, Cotton Fabric, Denim Fabric, and 27 more. Results vary by material batch, focus, and ambient conditions — always test on scrap first.
What is the work area of the Bambu Laser?
The Bambu Laser has a work area of 400×400 mm (approximately 16×16 inches).
What settings should I use to cut 3mm Walnut Plywood on the Bambu Laser?
A community-tested starting point is speed 400 mm/min, power 100% in 2 passes. Always run a test cut on scrap to confirm before committing to your project.
Can the Bambu Laser engrave metal?
Diode lasers can mark anodized aluminium, coated metals, and powder-coated surfaces without any spray. For bare steel, brass, or copper you need a marking compound like Cermark or Dry Moly. Fiber lasers mark bare metal directly without any coating.
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