FAQ: Should I buy classic Piburn or the PiBurn Grip
There are two styles of laser rotaries: Chuck and Roller styles.
PiBurn Grip is a chuck-style rotary. PiBurn V is a roller.
If you decide you need BOTH systems, you can
buy PiBurn Omni – an innovative multi-purpose rotary that has
both Chuck and Roller systems!
Which one do I need?
- I want to run simple straight tumblers that do not have a handle -> PiBurn V
- I want to run large batches of tumblers that are all the same -> PiBurn V
- I am starting out and am new to laser engraving with rotaries -> PiBurn V
- I want to ease into it, but still, have the opportunity to expand my repertoire later -> PiBurn V
- I want to be able to engrave odd-shaped items like pens, rings, and dog bowls -> PiBurn Grip
- I am an advanced user and need the precision of a chuck for scoring -> PiBurn Grip
- I want to do full wraps, and mugs with large handles and can’t tolerate any slipping at all -> PiBurn Grip
- I want both, the ease and speed of a roller and the power and precision of a chuck -> PiBurn Omni
- I want to be able to swap quickly between a roller system and a chuck system -> PiBurn Omni
- I just want the very best and don’t mind paying a little extra for some functionality I will need in the future -> PiBurn Omni
If I buy the PiBurn V now, can I add the Grip later?
YES! We offer a Grip 2 add-on that's compatible with PiBurn V. With this you'll turn your PiBurn V into OMNI!
Need more help to choose the right one? Read this.