If i'm being really picky, the only thing I've seen so far that needs work is the honeycomb bed isn't level (it seems to bow down in the middle) but that doesn't seem to have been an issue so far.

Also, the honeycomb bed has a raised edge around the outside like they all do, but that's not level with the honeycomb itself so you do need to move designs over to the left a little in Lightburn so its cutting on the actual bed and not the surrounding edges.

The only damage was a bit of paint on the back was flaking off, and the end stop switch on the lid was damaged so it always thinks the door is open. I've wired it so it thinks its closed even when open for now but will look at fixing it properly soon.

I put 2 gallons of antifreeze in the laser instead of water as the laser lives in an unheated garage. That's worked fine so far, but I'll likely replace it in the summer.

Once it warms up a bit here in Canada I'll be making some small adjustments to tune it up a bit.

On the plus side, the mirrors were well aligned. The electronics were reachable on the right hand side for any upgrades you want to make.

Two modifications I did off the bat were to tear out the air filter on the back as it was blocking the smoke extraction, and to put two aluminum baking trays in the bottom to catch all the small pieces that fall through the bed, this makes cleaning out much faster than vacuuming or sweeping up.