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xTool D1 Pro 10W specs, bed size and cutting speeds
The xTool D1 Pro 10W is a Diode (10 W) laser with a 430 × 390 mm work area. Below: full specs, real cutting speeds by material, and what a part costs in machine time. Drop your SVG, DXF or PDF to price your own file — it runs entirely in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
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| Laser type | Diode (~450 nm) |
|---|---|
| Power class | Diode (10 W) |
| Bed size (work area) | 430 × 390 mm |
| Work area (inches) | 16.9 × 15.4 in |
| Cuts | opaque acrylic only (clear acrylic passes the diode beam), plywood, MDF, card, leather, fabric |
| Approx. price | ~€450–550 (machine only, August 2026 — from our budget laser engraver guide) |
xTool D1 Pro 10W cutting cost examples
Machine time and price for a 100 × 60 mm part (320 mm of cutting) at €60/h, by material:
| Material | Speed | Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Plywood 3 mm | 4 mm/s | 1 m 20 s | €1.33 |
| MDF 3 mm | 4.4 mm/s | 1 m 13 s | €1.21 |
| Acrylic 3 mm | 3.6 mm/s | 1 m 29 s | €1.48 |
| Cardboard 3 mm | 7 mm/s | 46 s | €0.76 |
These scale from real workshop speeds. Your parts differ — open the calculator and drop your file or enter your size for an exact figure. You can also switch to engraving.
What this machine physically cannot do
This is a diode laser, roughly 450 nm blue light. That wavelength decides what it can touch, and no settings change moves the boundary:
It cannot cut clear acrylic. Transparent acrylic barely absorbs blue light — the beam passes straight through and marks whatever is under the sheet. This is the single most common disappointment with a diode machine, and it is physics, not power. Dark and opaque acrylic can be cut, because the pigment absorbs the beam. If clear acrylic matters to you, you need a CO2 machine.
It cannot engrave bare metal. It will mark coated, anodised or painted metal very well by burning the coating away, which covers most of what people actually want. Bare steel or aluminium needs a fiber laser.
What it is genuinely good at: wood, plywood, MDF, leather, card, felt, painted and anodised surfaces — and it is quiet, cheap to run and has no mirrors to align.
What fits, and what it is like to live with
The bed is 430 × 390 mm. In practice that means it takes an A3 sheet flat, and you can nest roughly 12 100 mm coaster blanks in a single run before you have to reload.
This is the entry cutting class. 3 mm plywood and MDF are realistic in two or three passes; 5–6 mm is possible but slow enough to be annoying, and the edge darkens. Engraving is where it shines. If most of your work is 3 mm and under, this power is enough — if you keep reaching for 6 mm, you will outgrow it quickly.
xTool D1 Pro 10W FAQ
How fast does the xTool D1 Pro 10W cut 3 mm plywood?
About 4 mm/s. Cutting a 100 × 60 mm part (320 mm of cut) takes roughly 1 m 20 s of machine time on the xTool D1 Pro 10W.
Can the xTool D1 Pro 10W cut clear acrylic?
No. The xTool D1 Pro 10W is a diode laser (~450 nm) and passes straight through clear acrylic. It can cut dark, opaque acrylic. Use a CO2 laser for clear acrylic.
What is the xTool D1 Pro 10W bed size?
The xTool D1 Pro 10W has a 430 × 390 mm work area (16.9 × 15.4 inches). That is the largest part it can cut in one pass without repositioning the material.
How much does it cost to run the xTool D1 Pro 10W?
Laser cutting is priced by machine time: cut length ÷ cutting speed × passes = time, then time × hourly rate + setup. At €60/h a 100 × 60 mm plywood part costs about €1.33. Use the calculator to price your own file.
How much does the xTool D1 Pro 10W cost?
~€450–550 as of August 2026, for the machine alone. Budget extra for extraction, a decent air assist and material. Street prices move, so treat this as a starting point and check the seller before you quote work on it. Full reasoning in our budget laser engraver guide.
Where to buy the xTool D1 Pro 10W
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Machines similar to the xTool D1 Pro 10W
Comparable on speed, bed size and material capability — the specs side by side:
- Sculpfun S9 — Diode (10 W), 410 × 420 mm, 4 mm/s in 3 mm plywood. similar class
- Ortur Laser Master 3 — Diode (10 W), 400 × 400 mm, 4 mm/s in 3 mm plywood. similar class
- Creality Falcon2 22W — Diode (20 W), 400 × 415 mm, 6 mm/s in 3 mm plywood. similar class
- xTool D1 Pro 20W / S1 20W — Diode (20 W), 498 × 319 mm, 6 mm/s in 3 mm plywood. about 1.5× the cutting speed
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