Knife Making · 30W fiber laser marker
Cloudray 30W fiber laser
$3,371.62 CAD
In stock · Tracked worldwide shipping · 18+
Fiber Lasers · Shop Markers
Fiber laser markers for knives and metal, priced in CAD
four pieces · $3,371.62 CAD – $4,688.86 CAD · Tracked shipping · 18+
A fiber laser on this shelf is a marking machine, not a knife and not a plate-cutting bed. Canadian makers searching for a fiber laser engraver usually want a 30W or 50W desktop head that will put a logo, serial, or scale legend on steel, titanium, or coated parts — without a US-shop brokerage on a CAD cart. This hub pulls those four machines off the knife-making supplies shelf so you can compare wattage without scrolling past handle scales.
30W is the usual first marker: jewellery, cups, and knife tangs at a working pace. 50W is faster on deep black-mark and light cutting of thin sheet as the listing allows. Titles that also say “cutting” still mean a galvo marker with a small field (often 110×110 mm), not a CO2 gantry for plywood. Confirm voltage, included lens, and the actual wattage on the product page before you order into a Canadian shop.
Priced in CAD from documented source cost plus a documented retail margin. Tracked shipping, typically two to four weeks, and these machines clear free shipping over $150 on their own. Adults 18+. These are shop tools: vent the work, wear eyewear rated for the wavelength, and do not treat a marking laser as a toy.
30W markers · 50W markers · Desktop galvo · Priced in CAD
How to make a knife with a belt grinder →
Canadian storefront · Est. 2015
Priced in CAD
Canadian dollars on the tag. GST/HST calculated at checkout from your address.
Tracked delivery
Tracked shipping at 10% of merchandise, typically 2 to 4 weeks.
Discreet packaging
Plain packaging. No knife graphics on the outside of the box.
Free shipping over $150
Tracked shipping is free when the order is $150 CAD or more.
Adults 18+
Responsible ownership. You confirm lawful purchase at checkout. Unlawful orders are cancelled and refunded.
How to buy from this shelf
- Choose wattage for the job: 30W for logos and serials, 50W if you want faster deep mark or the listing’s light-cut claim.
- Read the field size. A 110×110 mm lens will not cover a full chef-knife blade in one pass.
- Match voltage to the shop. A 220V listing will not plug into a standard Canadian 120V circuit without a plan.
- This is not a belt grinder and not a whetstone. Bevels are ground next door; edges are finished on the sharpening hub.
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Fiber lasers in the vault
Frequently Asked Questions
Questions from the Counter
- Will these fiber lasers cut knife steel?
- They are marking lasers. Some 50W listings claim light cutting of thin sheet inside a small field. They are not a replacement for a waterjet, a bandsaw, or a belt grinder. Read the product page for wattage and field size.
- What wattage do I need to mark a knife?
- 30W is enough for logos, serials, and coated or stainless tangs at a working pace. 50W is faster on deep black-mark. The four machines on this hub are 30W or 50W desktop galvos as listed.
- Do these run on Canadian household power?
- Some listings are 110V, some 220V. Read the product page. If voltage is not written, write to orders@knifevault.ca before you order.
- Is a fiber laser the same as a belt grinder?
- No. A belt grinder removes steel to form bevels. A fiber laser marks what you already made. Grinders live on the belt-grinders hub; this page is the markers.
- Do fiber lasers get free shipping over $150?
- Yes. Tracked shipping is 10% of merchandise, free when the order is $150 CAD or more. These machines clear that threshold on their own. Delivery is typically two to four weeks in plain packaging.