Several factors come to mind when discussing poor cutting ability
1. As Ron said……you must have clinical training
2. You must have higher than average magnification. A minimum of 4.5X has been suggested. 6.0X is better. A scope is best
3. You should have your machine inspected to see if it is working properly. Is the handpiece and mirrors ok. Is the fiber ok.
There are alot of factors including expectations (its not ever going to be as fast as a handpiece) that affect performance, and I would suggest that if you want to make a concerted effort to use the laser more that you include the above mentioned variables when attempting to conquer the learning curve regardless of laser brand.
Sincerely,
Glenn