The xTool family continues to grow, and the new xTool M2 arrives with a very different proposition: combining colour printing, laser engraving, and laser cutting in a single machine.

Yes, print, engrave, and cut from the same equipment. A particularly interesting innovation for personalisation businesses, product creators, and small workshops looking to expand their catalogue without filling up space with machines.

😲 The xTool M2 changes the workflow

Until now, to manufacture printed and cut products, you normally needed several machines:

• A printer
• An independent cutting system
• And, in many cases, another machine for engraving.

The new xTool M2 consolidates the entire process into a single machine, combining colour printing, laser engraving, and laser cutting from the same workflow.

🔥 What makes the xTool M2 different?

The difference with the xTool M2 is that it allows you to go from an idea to a finished product with fewer steps.

You can print a colour design, cut it precisely, or add a laser engraving without moving the material between multiple machines.

👉 It can be especially useful for creating:

• Stickers
• Custom packaging
• Creative stationery
• Merchandising
• Decoration
• Customised products

💰 A machine designed to pay for itself quickly

The xTool M2 allows you to create custom products with a much higher selling value than the cost of the material. This means that the initial investment can be recouped with just a few well-executed projects.

It's not just about engraving or cutting pieces: you can offer finished, customised products that are ready to sell.

• Custom signs from £299
• Welcome signs from £129
• Engraved models or mock-ups from £89
• Custom frames from £59
• Engraved wooden boards from £29

With this type of work, you don't need large productions to start making the machine profitable. A few orders with a medium-high ticket can help you recoup the investment and continue generating profit with new personalised products.

⚡ Main features of xTool M2

🎨 CMYK Printing

The major innovation of this machine is its ability to print in full colour directly onto various materials compatible with the optional printing module:

✨ Laser engraving and cutting

The xTool M2 can be configured with different laser modules to adapt the machine to the type of material and production:

• 10 W Diode Laser: the most basic option for engraving and cutting materials such as wood, paper, cardboard, leather, or felt.
• 20 W Diode Laser: provides more power for more demanding cuts and a faster work pace.
• 3 W Infrared Laser (optional): for marking materials such as metals, anodised aluminium, or certain plastics.

With the 20 W module, you can cut up to 10 mm of basswood and up to 8 mm of compatible black acrylic in one pass.

📷 Dual integrated camera

The xTool M2 assists in positioning the design more accurately, viewing a preview of the work, and reducing trials before engraving or cutting, thanks to its dual integrated camera system:

• 5 MP panoramic camera
• 2 MP detail camera

This is very useful when working with pre-made pieces, small materials, or designs that require precise placement.

🍶 Engraving of cylindrical objects

It can work with cylindrical pieces using the RA3 Lite rotational accessory, without the need to add an additional riser base.

• Bottles
• Glasses
• Mugs
• Balls
• Vasos térmicos
• Rings

🖥️ Simple and free software

The xTool M2 operates with xTool Creative Space, xTool's free software for designing, editing, and controlling the machine from a single environment.

From the software, you can prepare designs, adjust parameters, import files, position the work on the machine's area, and send the project to production easily.

Additionally, xTool Creative Space includes very useful resources to get started more quickly:

• Ready-to-use templates
• Design elements
• Fonts
• Preview of the result
• Parameter settings
• Options for rotary engraving

This facilitates the preparation of tasks and helps reduce testing, both in simple projects and in more comprehensive custom productions.

🧩 Compatible with over 300 materials

It can work on more than 300 different materials for printing, engraving, or cutting.

• Wood
• Paper
• Cardboard
• MDF
• Leather
• Glass
• Ceramics
• Cork
• And many more!

Who is the xTool M2 designed for?

The xTool M2 can be particularly well-suited for businesses looking to create customised products in small formats without relying on multiple machines.

It may be of interest to:

• Personalisation businesses looking to expand their production capabilities
• Crafters and makers seeking a versatile machine for creative projects
• Entrepreneurs looking to start with a multifunctional device
• Small workshops that work on customised pieces or small series
• Product creators who need to test designs and finishes
• Educational centres or creative spaces seeking an easy-to-use solution

Above all, it is designed for those who want to combine printing, engraving, and laser cutting in a single workspace.

xTool M1 Ultra or xTool M2: quick comparison

With the arrival of the new xTool M2, it is natural for many users to wonder what differences there are compared to the xTool M1 Ultra.

Although both machines share the concept of combining multiple technologies in a single device, their approach is quite different.

The xTool M2 is not designed to replace all xTool models, but rather to address a very specific need: combining colour printing, engraving, and laser cutting into a more compact workflow.

For businesses that work with customised products, stickers, packaging, or small-format creative pieces, it can be a very interesting machine to keep an eye on.

Frequently Asked Questions about the xTool M2

What does the xTool M2 do?The xTool M2 combines full-colour printing (CMYK), laser engraving, and cutting in a single machine.

Does the xTool M2 print in colour?Yes. It features CMYK printing for use on various compatible materials.

What is the power of the xTool M2?It is available with 10 W and 20 W laser modules, as well as a 3 W infrared accessory.

Can it engrave metal?Yes, especially when using the optional infrared module.

Is the xTool M2 suitable for making stickers?Yes. One of its most interesting features is the ability to combine printing and cutting within the same process.

What materials can it cut?Wood, cardboard, paper, leather, MDF, felt, and certain compatible acrylics.

What is the difference between xTool M2 and xTool M1 Ultra?The xTool M2 is more focused on CMYK printing, engraving, and laser cutting. The xTool M1 Ultra is more craft-oriented and combines laser, CMY, blade, and pen.

When will it be available?

xTool has officially launched it, so it shouldn't take long to arrive. Subscribe to our newsletter and be the first to know when it will be available at Brildor, as well as receive updates, new releases, and useful content for your customisation business.

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