Bambu Lab launches its first laser cutter, the R1, starting at $2,499
santoshpanda · x · 2026-09-23
Bambu Lab, best known for 3D printers, has launched its first laser cutter, the R1, designed to make cutting and engraving wood, acrylic, leather and more feel as easy as 3D printing.
Key features:
- Auto-aligns the laser before every job, with a camera showing exactly where your design will land
- Auto-feed system handles projects nearly 10 feet long
- Rotary attachment engraves bottles and other round objects
- Bambu Suite software handles setup, positioning and cutting
Pricing starts at $2,499.
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