Creality Laser Engraver Risers, Aluminum Alloy

If your engraving projects usually fit beneath a standard setup, extra height may not add much. These Creality risers are aimed at a different need: creating more room under a Falcon 2 laser engraver for taller workpieces or a rotary roller, while keeping the machine supported on metal legs.

The set includes four 56 mm riser sections, so you can arrange them according to your setup. The listing specifies M6-compatible feet, which matters when you’re checking whether they’ll work with a machine outside the Falcon 2 series.

Best use cases

The clearest reason to add risers is to make space beneath the engraver for an object that won’t fit in its usual position. The product description names guitars, skateboards, and surfboards as examples of larger items. A rotary roller is another intended use, particularly if your projects involve cylindrical objects and the machine needs additional clearance.

Picture setting a skateboard beneath the frame rather than trying to fit it into a tighter working area. The extra room can make that kind of setup more practical, but the risers don’t change the engraver itself or guarantee that every object will fit. You’ll appreciate it if clearance is the obstacle you’re trying to solve, rather than a need for new engraving features.

Product specs

These are four aluminum-alloy support legs for laser engravers. The listing describes each supplied section as 56 mm (2.2 inches) and says the legs connect using an M6 (5 mm) screw. They’re described as suitable for Creality Falcon 2 series 10W, 12W, 22W, and 40W machines, as well as other engravers with standard M6 feet.

The metal construction and metallic finish are intended to match the engraver’s appearance. The listing does not provide a complete set of fit dimensions for every machine or workpiece. If a project depends on exact clearance, compare the stated dimensions with your setup, otherwise, you’ll be planning without that measurement.

Where it shines

The main benefit is straightforward: raising the engraver can free up space below it, instead of requiring you to limit projects to smaller, flatter items. Four sections also allow some flexibility in how you arrange the supports for your intended setup. That makes this a focused accessory, not an upgrade for someone looking to change laser output, engraving quality, or machine controls, no such changes are specified.

Compared with keeping the engraver at its usual height and choosing only objects that fit underneath, these risers make more sense when larger workpieces or a rotary roller are already part of your plans. The tradeoff is that compatibility depends on the foot connection, and the product description doesn’t detail adjustments for machines with a different mounting standard.

When it makes sense

It may not suit you if your engraver lacks standard M6 feet, or if your current projects already fit comfortably and you don’t need more space underneath. For Falcon 2 owners considering larger items, the stated compatibility and 56 mm sections give a concrete starting point for deciding whether the added height matches the job. If you use another machine, confirm that its feet match the specified connection before relying on these supports. This is most relevant as a clearance solution, not a general-purpose accessory for every laser engraving setup.