u/Coder_Witch

I originally focused mainly on wooden crafts and a few simple engraved jewelry pieces, so a diode laser covered most of what I needed. As more customers started asking for acrylic and metal work, I gradually added a CO₂ laser and a mopa fiber laser. Being able to work with more materials has opened up new business. I have no regrets, as even after factoring in all the added costs, the shop is still profitable. Still, looking back, I sometimes wonder whether I could have planned the upgrades more strategically or built a clearer path for expanding the business. For those working across multiple materials, how do you manage your setup?

I recently came across Fliphand while looking for a second-hand phone, but I haven't been able to find many reviews or much information about them online.

I'm mainly looking for a used phone that hasn't been refurbished, as I'd prefer one with its original parts if possible. Fliphand seems to have a few phones in my price range, so I'm thinking about giving them a try.

For anyone who's ordered from them, how was the phone overall? Did it match the description, and have you run into any problems after using it for a while?