Longer Laser Engraver Rotary Roller with Bracket, Y-Axis Rotary Roller 360° Rotation for Laser Engraver Engraving Cylindrical Objects Tumblers Cans Cups Bottles, Compatible with 99% of Laser Engraver

Great roller rotary for my Longer laser. I initially bought a 3 jaw chuck rotary for engraving what was mainly to be tumblers and water bottles. The three jaw chuck does have a few advantages on some types of work but I found it to be tedious when doing tumblers and water bottles. Instead of trying to align the work piece and keep it centered with the jaws, I simply lay it on the rollers do a preview to ensure it's properly seated in the rollers and start to engrave. I found the jaws to be inefficient and time consuming to properly align especially if a tumbler opening had any slope in the opening, they frequently would wobble off center. The roller is simple, aligns easily and accurate, it's a great choice and I'd recommend it.

At first, I thought it my no going to work with the size. I thought it’s not gonna fit, but actually it does fit anything so far that I put on it. Super easy to install and work perfect once I connect with the system and pick it up right away,it works super smooth super easy instructions so far I working with glass wines and mugs and is really worth the money. This is how I work with mine because my laser is kinda low so I just got 2x4 on it. No mistakes so far.

This definitely helps with las wrong cups! Very good quality and really easy to setup.

Fits most models but didnt fit mine. Looks like great quality though!

Works perfectly right out of the box! Just unplug the X axis cord and plug it into the Longer Laser Engraver Rotary Roller. I use it to engrave Bracelets with an roller aid I made. I have a Longer laser so it was a no brainer. I got this rotory unit on a flash sale so it was a great deal. I would have paid full price anyway.

I like some of it and not some. The rollers are nice and smooth and with the additional roller guides it helps. But if youre off alignment any little bit it will roll crookedly. Also..the main issue with this is that if you use a flute or glass cup thats not straight, or if it has curvature, when its on the rollers the glasses can roll improperly (for lasering accurately) and cause some wobble. Im still trying my best to like this..but i might need to return it because of inconsistency to my laser projects. Really wanted to love this. I would say if you have straight cups or cylinders, than this would work great. But if you need precision you might need a type of rotary chuck holder instead.

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Works as described