In this video I put the Creality Falcon A1 Pro through the kind of tests I actually care about in a woodworking shop: autofocus, engraving quality at speed, and real cutting performance on common materials. I show you how the autofocus works (it’s basically a quick, simple process), then I jump straight into engraving tests where I pushed it right up to 25,000 mm/min. Even at higher speed and power settings, the detail and edge quality came out really clean. After that I moved onto cutting and a few different materials to see what it can realistically handle. On 4 mm plywood I managed to get a cut at 400 mm/min at 100% power, and you can see straight away what a difference the settings make. I also tested deeper engraving at 2,000 mm/min and 40% power, and the depth was honestly impressive—deep enough that you could even do stamps if you wanted. I finished up with artificial leather (cut through around 2 mm no problem) and a painted black aluminum card where the result was crisp with nice edges. Overall, it’s beginner friendly, has plenty of power for cutting, and the engraving quality is absolutely beautiful.