Been searching review after review to see if this laser would work for cosplay, FINALLY you said exactly what I needed "this can also cut through 11mm foam floor tile". PERFECT. You win youtube for today and I definitely need this laser, especially for the price. Maybe I'll have less issues than with my 3D printer. Creating the enclosure is going to be harder than using the laser I think.
I'm glad you found this helpful! Originally when i tried cutting through the foam it took about 10 passes! However I recently added a 3d printed air assist to it and it now cuts cleanly through it 4 passes! I would definitely suggest making an enclosure with good fume extraction too.
@@beckys4940 I ended up getting this and it works great for cutting foam pieces while I work on other parts of the costume. I actually am fairly happy with my purchase. Getting it set up correctly is a pain and varies from software to software. Once you get things dialed in... you really can shoot productivity up. Barging pieces together while the next few pieces are being cut. Definitely stick a fan near it to blow fumes away and DEFINITELY make sure everyone in the room has eye protection. I legit put a cardboard box around mine with hole for the fan until I can build a real enclosure.
Isaac, good video. I just purchased the same laser to mount on my CNC. Is feed rate and multiple passes the only burn depth control you have or can you vary the intensity of the laser? Thanks, Isaac H
How well does this machine engrave wood?? What depth and clarity? I'm looking to purchase one for putting logos on chopping boards and bowls I make. What does the engraving look like after it's wiped over??
Great video Isaac. Will this laser cut thin woods up to around 1/8" thick or 3 to 4 mm? Also have you tried any other program software to run the machine?
Thank you! I don't think it would be practical to cut 1/8" woods with it unfortunately. I have seen a few videos of people cutting 3mm balsa wood but I think any harder woods would require too many passes to be practical. I haven't tried any other software yet but it's on my to do list.
Excellent video Isaac! Great craftsmanship and lots of ideas for how to build a nice setup. Thank you! I didn't see it (but perhaps I missed it), but have you done any PCB work with your setup? One piece of feedback, on laptop speakers, you're voice is a bit unintelligble. The issue sounds like the music is a bit louder than it should be, but also your voice may benefit from a little EQ to pull out some of the low frequency content. Thanks again, and good luck with your setup!
No, I haven't done anything with PCBs yet… If you're interested that you might find these videos by Marco Reps useful: ua-cam.com/video/1hFNj86L7sk/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/ZzO9skEYqwY/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/gm5P74vcB84/v-deo.html Thanks for the feedback, I'm going to buy a decent quality mic soon and put more effort into editing.
Sorry for the delay! I bought it on ebay a few years ago. This was the listing on my purchase history: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Amber-Orange-Transparent-Colour-Perspex-Acrylic-Sheet-Plastic-Panel-Cut-to-Size/162496190275?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
Yeah I do want to at some point but I just haven't really had the need to yet so am putting it off. I have heard that LaserWeb is a good option but I really need to research them first.
That's really nice. I'm looking into building my own but was wondering i see some etching an edge lit glass or polycorbonat. but what is theblack stuff on it while burning?
the token was made out of galvanised steel. To create it, I used a matte black spray paint on the metal then etched it with the laser exposing some of the areas. I then used electroetching in slat water which removes the exposed meta. To electroetch it, the token must be the anode at +5V and I just used some scrap metal as the cathode. This video shows the process of electroetching: ua-cam.com/video/ncWXVOzNGbA/v-deo.html
A 10k resistor between + and - on the TTL control signal line should sort out the initial laser power-on issue. At least, it does when using a Ramps board and Marlin. (This will also depend which laser control board you have and if you're using TTL)
Thanks! I did actually add a pull-down resistor to the laser module to fix the issue a while ago but haven't got around to making another video about it yet...
Hi, I don't think there should be and problem cutting textiles. I have cut some patterns out of jeans and an a few other miscellaneous materials I had lying around, without any problems.
Hi, great video. Planning och buying the same machine but wondering if the 5000 mw is worth the extra cash? I thought 2500 mw would not cut through materials. Which one would you recommend?
Thanks! I haven't had much experience with any other laser but from what I know 5000mW isn't really able to do much more than the 2500mW. It will be able to engrave and cut slightly faster and deeper but not by much. When I bought mine it was about £150 and the 5000mW was around £300 so really didn't seem worth the extra cost for so little benefit. I wouldn't really advice this machine for cutting unless it is cardboard or a thin material less than 2-3mm even then it takes several passes. If you want to cut anything more substantial then I would suggest getting a CO2 laser. I hope this helps!
Hi, as i know, that this laser can't or is not sugested to work without stoping after 30min, so my question is 1) how long it took for you to engrave that round labyrinth in the glass? I am just looking forward to manage better my continuous work with that laser. 3) Other suggestions? 2)And did you had some improvements for your box, regarding to cooling all that laser or system, did you touched with the hands which parts is hot after work (don't forget to switch off in case you will test it :) ) I would be very very appreciated to get some answers. Thank you, its great video.
With the 2500mW laser the cooling should be adequate to run it continuously. I have done several engravings that too hours with no problems. The laser module gets slightly warm to the touch after about 10 minutes but then doesn't get any hotter. The vents and fan position in my box weren't very good because the side of the engraver machine partially block airflow over the work piece. I would probably suggest changing the vents to the front and back rather than sides. I hope this answers your questions and helps.
Hi Isaac. I am looking at buying the same piece of kit but would like to know if your laser is able to "cut" 3mm thick balsa (parts for RC plane... cutting speed or number of passes is no issue to me.)
Hi Richard, I haven't got any balsa wood to test and try to cut at the moment but I believe it would be able to with enough passes. I have cut 3mm acrylic with it so imagine balsa should work too. Originally where doing research before buying my laser I found this video which apparently shows a laser of the same power cutting 3mm balsa: ua-cam.com/video/e2zY00KaERQ/v-deo.html I hope this helps!
No it is not powerful enough to etch metals. The laser module can be focused for different distances but it cannot be increased in power unless you replace the laser module with a more powerful one.
Hey Isaac, it would be super helpful if you included the settings you used on each material to help us with a starting point. :) Thanks and great video.
Unfortunately I don't have a good record of the settings because I have been making modifications to the laser and software so the settings keep changing.
Unfortunately it's not powerful enough to engrave directly onto aluminium. It can however burn the colour of anodised aluminium as seen at: ua-cam.com/video/Qm7XQ-oWaN4/v-deo.html
Yes. The rubber linked below works great for stamp making. www.banggood.com/A4-Laser-Rubber-Sheet-2_3mm-Gray-for-Printing-Engraving-Sealer-Stamp-DIY-Craft-p-1122428.html
Iordanis Milkoglou All the engravings in the video were done using the default EleksMaker laser engraving software. However I now using the Laserweb software, and it's much better.
Thank you for the very fast reply is there any manual to show me how to connect the engraver to the software as well as how to use (basic functions) the software Laserweb
Hi, I ordered the same unit. Use it to engrave on wood. How long can it run before you need to shut it down to preserve the laser from getting damaged or over heat? Thanks
As far as I am aware you can use it on full power for as long as you want without any overheating issues. Currently the longest engraving I did took about 2 hours.
I'm using 2500mv laser with grbl 1.1. but my laser is not engraving. it burn at lower speed and burns the paper at higher speed is does nothing did you know what may be the problem?
Sorry for the delay. Have you solved the problem yet? If not do you know if it is a software issue or hardware? Are you focusing the laser before attempting to engrave?
Thanks! I've actually changed the laser software to use laserweb as it is much better (there are loads of tutorials about setting it up). I don't tend to use the fold line mode anymore because it can cause issues with heat buildup and end up burning too deep or setting fire! So i just use the line by line raster now and get very clear results.
Hi.. Good gob! I'm interested to know the settings that you used for each material you tried for cutting and graving. e.g. speed, times,other settings.... I got recently my machine and seeking for details. Appreciate to share your experience
Thanks! I would strongly suggest testing the settings on a scrap piece of the material you want to engrave first as each material is slightly different. These are some of the settings I used so hopefully will be a good starting point. I'm using the EleksMasker software and have the X and Y axis acceleration set to 1000. For relatively soft woods I have been doing 1 pass at 200/1000 power and 600mm/min. For harder woods 450/1000 and 600mm/min. I did my leather wallet at 180/1000 power and 650mm/min. Glass with the black marker was engraved at 1000/1000 power and 700mm/min. Etching black paint off metal was done at 1000/1000 power at 1100mm/min. Cutting card took 2 passes at 1000/1000 power at 700mm/min. I hope this helps!
isaac879 can you make a video and explain the settings for cutting, engraving etc with the elksmaker software? And if we want to cut something we had just engraved (e.g keyring) how we program the laser to do that.
I've actually just upgraded changed the firmware and software I'm using with it to GRBL and LaserWeb4. One of the issues with EleksMaker software is that it wouldn't allow you to perform an engrave and cut. When I made some leather keyrings, I had to cut it out first then alight the engrave and do that separately. With LaserWeb it allows you to perform both in the same operation.
Yes I would have. Once the firmware was upgraded to grbl and I started using laserweb everything worked properly. I've used it to engrave loads of things now and event cut leather and foam for various projects.
The fans were just standard 120mm pc fans. I believe this is the one: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/120mm-x-25mm-12V-2Pin-Sleeve-Bearing-Cooling-Fan-for-Computer-Case-PK/322552096253?epid=1369074037&hash=item4b199a65fd:g:RAEAAOSwwvZZPqQL I used 100mm (4") pvc ducting: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FLEXIBLE-PVC-DUCT-DUCTING-4-100MM-HOSE-PIPE-PER-METER/283028718860?epid=1190945491&hash=item41e5d3850c:g:~B4AAMXQlgtSwUQl&frcectupt=true Here is he 3D model I made of the adaptor from the fan to ducting: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2699237
Hello mate, great video!!! Can you engrave some acrylic please? I am looking to get one of these to engrave glass and acrylic, but mostly acrylic. cheers
Thank you! Unfortunately I have taken the laser module out of my engraver for my laser gun project so i can't engrave anything else just yet. I did do some testing with clear acrylic before though. Just like with glass if you use black marker on the surface then you can engrave it but I found it didn't work as well as glass for refracting the light of my display stand.
Hi, I have the STL files for the display stand here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2651255 The design engraved on it is here: i.redd.it/hd0vyrzlwq1y.png I hope this is what you wanted :)
GREAT video isaac most interesting thing using a 2.5w laser ive seen so far
Excellent video mate - thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Jim
Wow, fantastic job very professional.
Been searching review after review to see if this laser would work for cosplay, FINALLY you said exactly what I needed "this can also cut through 11mm foam floor tile". PERFECT. You win youtube for today and I definitely need this laser, especially for the price. Maybe I'll have less issues than with my 3D printer.
Creating the enclosure is going to be harder than using the laser I think.
I'm glad you found this helpful! Originally when i tried cutting through the foam it took about 10 passes! However I recently added a 3d printed air assist to it and it now cuts cleanly through it 4 passes! I would definitely suggest making an enclosure with good fume extraction too.
Well I am doing the same I have searched and searched forever . I am about to just forget it. What did you end up getting
@@beckys4940 I ended up getting this and it works great for cutting foam pieces while I work on other parts of the costume. I actually am fairly happy with my purchase. Getting it set up correctly is a pain and varies from software to software. Once you get things dialed in... you really can shoot productivity up. Barging pieces together while the next few pieces are being cut. Definitely stick a fan near it to blow fumes away and DEFINITELY make sure everyone in the room has eye protection. I legit put a cardboard box around mine with hole for the fan until I can build a real enclosure.
Very comprehensive.
Thank you.
Isaac, good video. I just purchased the same laser to mount on my CNC.
Is feed rate and multiple passes the only burn depth control you have or can you vary the intensity of the laser?
Thanks,
Isaac H
How well does this machine engrave wood?? What depth and clarity?
I'm looking to purchase one for putting logos on chopping boards and bowls I make. What does the engraving look like after it's wiped over??
Just wow !!!
heeey :D what were the settings that u use to engrave acrylic?
I would recommend getting actual 405nm laser goggles ($40 ish) because the green pair filters out the wrong wavelengths for the blue laser.
can it cut through 5mm wood panel?Thank you!
Ho Isaac, great Vid! I Sas that you engraved and metal...what kind of metal? And how did you do the Lord of the rings engrave? Thank you very much
you said that you used amber acrylic for you top window so why are you getting green glasses with the laser?
How many passes did the laser take to cut through 3mm acrylic?
Excelente vídeo. Teria como colocar um laser de 400 w nessa estrutura??. Se sim, qual seriam as modificações?? Só o laser ou os motores também?
I'm thinking of buying this machine to personalise wooden craft items I make... Would you recommend it
muito bom o video. Qual seria a potencia para cortas as chapas de madeira???
Hey can you post your speeds and power for the materials you used? Thanks!
Great video Isaac. Will this laser cut thin woods up to around 1/8" thick or 3 to 4 mm? Also have you tried any other program software to run the machine?
Thank you! I don't think it would be practical to cut 1/8" woods with it unfortunately. I have seen a few videos of people cutting 3mm balsa wood but I think any harder woods would require too many passes to be practical.
I haven't tried any other software yet but it's on my to do list.
can I ask what windows software you are using as Ive just upgraded to win10 and now nothing works?
Excellent video Isaac! Great craftsmanship and lots of ideas for how to build a nice setup. Thank you! I didn't see it (but perhaps I missed it), but have you done any PCB work with your setup?
One piece of feedback, on laptop speakers, you're voice is a bit unintelligble. The issue sounds like the music is a bit louder than it should be, but also your voice may benefit from a little EQ to pull out some of the low frequency content.
Thanks again, and good luck with your setup!
No, I haven't done anything with PCBs yet… If you're interested that you might find these videos by
Marco Reps useful: ua-cam.com/video/1hFNj86L7sk/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/ZzO9skEYqwY/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/gm5P74vcB84/v-deo.html
Thanks for the feedback, I'm going to buy a decent quality mic soon and put more effort into editing.
Can I use a 15w laser module on the elekslaser a3 pro?
Hi, great video. Where did you get the Amber Acrylic for you enclousure?
Sorry for the delay! I bought it on ebay a few years ago. This was the listing on my purchase history: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Amber-Orange-Transparent-Colour-Perspex-Acrylic-Sheet-Plastic-Panel-Cut-to-Size/162496190275?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
Great work.
Have you considered converting to a different controller? Ie arduinogrbl or smoothie?
Yeah I do want to at some point but I just haven't really had the need to yet so am putting it off. I have heard that LaserWeb is a good option but I really need to research them first.
That's really nice. I'm looking into building my own but was wondering i see some etching an edge lit glass or polycorbonat. but what is theblack stuff on it while burning?
Thanks, it's glass and I used black marker pen to engrave it.
hi isaac what process you used for the lastly TOKEN thing and what was the material metal or SS
the token was made out of galvanised steel. To create it, I used a matte black spray paint on the metal then etched it with the laser exposing some of the areas. I then used electroetching in slat water which removes the exposed meta. To electroetch it, the token must be the anode at +5V and I just used some scrap metal as the cathode. This video shows the process of electroetching: ua-cam.com/video/ncWXVOzNGbA/v-deo.html
thanks
A 10k resistor between + and - on the TTL control signal line should sort out the initial laser power-on issue. At least, it does when using a Ramps board and Marlin. (This will also depend which laser control board you have and if you're using TTL)
Thanks! I did actually add a pull-down resistor to the laser module to fix the issue a while ago but haven't got around to making another video about it yet...
Hi Isaac, do you think it would cut felt and textiles?
Hi, I don't think there should be and problem cutting textiles. I have cut some patterns out of jeans and an a few other miscellaneous materials I had lying around, without any problems.
Hi, great video. Planning och buying the same machine but wondering if the 5000 mw is worth the extra cash? I thought 2500 mw would not cut through materials. Which one would you recommend?
Thanks! I haven't had much experience with any other laser but from what I know 5000mW isn't really able to do much more than the 2500mW. It will be able to engrave and cut slightly faster and deeper but not by much. When I bought mine it was about £150 and the 5000mW was around £300 so really didn't seem worth the extra cost for so little benefit. I wouldn't really advice this machine for cutting unless it is cardboard or a thin material less than 2-3mm even then it takes several passes. If you want to cut anything more substantial then I would suggest getting a CO2 laser.
I hope this helps!
@@isaac879 can you add the co2 laser to this engraver?
i am looking to get my to work and cant find a soware or drivers can you help out with that thanks
I cant have the result with the steel and PVC, I blacked the material... can have it your parameters???
Configuration ???
Benbox???
MIght get one of these, Will it cut through 3mm Clear Acrylic??? Thanks
No it won't. The laser passes straight through clear glass/acrylic. For cutting clear materials an infrared CO2 laser is normally used.
Hi, as i know, that this laser can't or is not sugested to work without stoping after 30min, so my question is 1) how long it took for you to engrave that round labyrinth in the glass? I am just looking forward to manage better my continuous work with that laser. 3) Other suggestions? 2)And did you had some improvements for your box, regarding to cooling all that laser or system, did you touched with the hands which parts is hot after work (don't forget to switch off in case you will test it :) ) I would be very very appreciated to get some answers. Thank you, its great video.
With the 2500mW laser the cooling should be adequate to run it continuously. I have done several engravings that too hours with no problems. The laser module gets slightly warm to the touch after about 10 minutes but then doesn't get any hotter.
The vents and fan position in my box weren't very good because the side of the engraver machine partially block airflow over the work piece. I would probably suggest changing the vents to the front and back rather than sides.
I hope this answers your questions and helps.
Hi Isaac. I am looking at buying the same piece of kit but would like to know if your laser is able to "cut" 3mm thick balsa (parts for RC plane... cutting speed or number of passes is no issue to me.)
Hi Richard, I haven't got any balsa wood to test and try to cut at the moment but I believe it would be able to with enough passes. I have cut 3mm acrylic with it so imagine balsa should work too. Originally where doing research before buying my laser I found this video which apparently shows a laser of the same power cutting 3mm balsa: ua-cam.com/video/e2zY00KaERQ/v-deo.html
I hope this helps!
Thank you very much for taking the time to answer me, it is much appreciated.
4 mm acrylic cut hoga ky
Would this power laser be able to etch stainless steel? If not can it be increased in power or refocused?
No it is not powerful enough to etch metals. The laser module can be focused for different distances but it cannot be increased in power unless you replace the laser module with a more powerful one.
Cat cameo @ 0:49. :D
Hey Isaac, it would be super helpful if you included the settings you used on each material to help us with a starting point. :)
Thanks and great video.
Unfortunately I don't have a good record of the settings because I have been making modifications to the laser and software so the settings keep changing.
How did you draw the grid on the work surface? ready g-code?
I drew a 1cm square grid in Inkscape as a SVG file, opened it in the laser software, then used the laser to burn it into the wooden work area.
did you have the finished file? can you share?
Here you go. It's a 1cm square grid that is 39x29cm. 1drv.ms/u/s!AgXKCinGTUK0ogtjF0RwViui0mI9
thank you so much!!! )
What settings did you use to do the acrylic?
and did you engrave both sides?
Is it possible to write numbers on aluminum?
Unfortunately it's not powerful enough to engrave directly onto aluminium. It can however burn the colour of anodised aluminium as seen at: ua-cam.com/video/Qm7XQ-oWaN4/v-deo.html
Can I use this machine as a stamp rubber engraving ? If I use the appropriate settings can I make good quality stamps ?
Yes. The rubber linked below works great for stamp making. www.banggood.com/A4-Laser-Rubber-Sheet-2_3mm-Gray-for-Printing-Engraving-Sealer-Stamp-DIY-Craft-p-1122428.html
Hi do you have the file available for the 120mm to 100mm duct please? Edit - Think I have found one on thingiverse
I just uploaded it in case you still need it: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2699237
Can you please tell me which software you are using
Iordanis Milkoglou All the engravings in the video were done using the default EleksMaker laser engraving software. However I now using the Laserweb software, and it's much better.
Thank you for the very fast reply is there any manual to show me how to connect the engraver to the software as well as how to use (basic functions) the software Laserweb
Hi, I ordered the same unit. Use it to engrave on wood. How long can it run before you need to shut it down to preserve the laser from getting damaged or over heat? Thanks
As far as I am aware you can use it on full power for as long as you want without any overheating issues. Currently the longest engraving I did took about 2 hours.
isaac879 thanks appreciate the response, I'm very excited to see how it work.
I have ran mine for easily 4 -5 hours constantly in a hot garage and have had no issues.
I believe it dan engraving on glass surface
hey, how you cut the paper cube ?? with air assist ?
I didn't have an air assist at the time, I just did multiple passes but I would definitely suggest adding an air assist!
I'm using 2500mv laser with grbl 1.1. but my laser is not engraving. it burn at lower speed and burns the paper at higher speed is does nothing did you know what may be the problem?
Sorry for the delay. Have you solved the problem yet? If not do you know if it is a software issue or hardware? Are you focusing the laser before attempting to engrave?
Great Video, I have one same model as yours but it doesnt engrave all in fold line mode, how Can I make it engrave the complete image clearly?
Thanks! I've actually changed the laser software to use laserweb as it is much better (there are loads of tutorials about setting it up). I don't tend to use the fold line mode anymore because it can cause issues with heat buildup and end up burning too deep or setting fire! So i just use the line by line raster now and get very clear results.
I hate being pretty crap with electrics, how do you wire in the fans and leds? Anyone link to me useful guidance would be massively appreciated!
The fans and LEDs all run off 12V which is the input voltage so I just soldered some extra wires to the input terminal.
Hi.. Good gob!
I'm interested to know the settings that you used for each material you tried for cutting and graving. e.g. speed, times,other settings.... I got recently my machine and seeking for details.
Appreciate to share your experience
Thanks! I would strongly suggest testing the settings on a scrap piece of the material you want to engrave first as each material is slightly different. These are some of the settings I used so hopefully will be a good starting point. I'm using the EleksMasker software and have the X and Y axis acceleration set to 1000. For relatively soft woods I have been doing 1 pass at 200/1000 power and 600mm/min. For harder woods 450/1000 and 600mm/min. I did my leather wallet at 180/1000 power and 650mm/min. Glass with the black marker was engraved at 1000/1000 power and 700mm/min. Etching black paint off metal was done at 1000/1000 power at 1100mm/min. Cutting card took 2 passes at 1000/1000 power at 700mm/min.
I hope this helps!
isaac879 can you make a video and explain the settings for cutting, engraving etc with the elksmaker software? And if we want to cut something we had just engraved (e.g keyring) how we program the laser to do that.
I've actually just upgraded changed the firmware and software I'm using with it to GRBL and LaserWeb4. One of the issues with EleksMaker software is that it wouldn't allow you to perform an engrave and cut. When I made some leather keyrings, I had to cut it out first then alight the engrave and do that separately. With LaserWeb it allows you to perform both in the same operation.
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do you have a video on you laser enclosed box on how you build it
Unfortunately I didn't film the build of the box...
Great video Isaac.
Do you think is it possible to engrave a serial number in a laptop with that laser?
Hi Isaac, great video. Can you give some information where you purchased this, or provide a link?
Robin May I got it off banggood, it was about £150 at the time.
isaac879 thanks bro
What is it that you coat the materials with to get those blacks?
For the glass I just used a black marker pen and for the galvanised steel i used a matte black spray paint.
@@isaac879 thanks a lot man. Are the markings permanent or are they easily removed?
@@monkeymaster6489 Permanent. The glass is physically engraved by the laser so can't be removed.
@@isaac879 thanks very much bro you've offered a lot of insight
If you knew the inconsistencies before you bought it would you still have bought it?
Yes I would have. Once the firmware was upgraded to grbl and I started using laserweb everything worked properly. I've used it to engrave loads of things now and event cut leather and foam for various projects.
Can the head be replaced by 30 watts?
I don't think so or at least not without major modifications.
Hi issac.
Can you put a link for the extractor fans you used and the tubing please?
The fans were just standard 120mm pc fans. I believe this is the one: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/120mm-x-25mm-12V-2Pin-Sleeve-Bearing-Cooling-Fan-for-Computer-Case-PK/322552096253?epid=1369074037&hash=item4b199a65fd:g:RAEAAOSwwvZZPqQL
I used 100mm (4") pvc ducting: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FLEXIBLE-PVC-DUCT-DUCTING-4-100MM-HOSE-PIPE-PER-METER/283028718860?epid=1190945491&hash=item41e5d3850c:g:~B4AAMXQlgtSwUQl&frcectupt=true
Here is he 3D model I made of the adaptor from the fan to ducting: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2699237
@@isaac879 thanks issac appreciate the help
Hello mate, great video!!! Can you engrave some acrylic please? I am looking to get one of these to engrave glass and acrylic, but mostly acrylic. cheers
Thank you! Unfortunately I have taken the laser module out of my engraver for my laser gun project so i can't engrave anything else just yet. I did do some testing with clear acrylic before though. Just like with glass if you use black marker on the surface then you can engrave it but I found it didn't work as well as glass for refracting the light of my display stand.
Can it engrave anodised aluminium?
It can remove the anodized coating for metals. You can then use chemicals to actually etch the metal if desired
Great video, can i get length of Aluminum Profiles 20 X 40 & 20 X 20
The X axis extrusion is about 530mm and the Y axis extrusion is 420mm.
@@isaac879 thanks a lot for info
Will it cut 1/4 mdf
No. You would probably need a 40+W CO2 laser to cut it.
Can we upgrade it to 7w or 15 w..doesnt changing software
It shouldn't change the software but the different power laser modules are often different sizes so check the mounting bracket size/hope positions.
Hmm..👍👍👍
Thnk u sir
Hi can you pls explain more about glass engraving ?
Hi, did you have a specific question about it? I don't really think I have much to say about it other that what I said in the video...
@@isaac879 hello, i ve got the answer thank you . Have a great day .
Hi do you have the file available for the glas... ... thx
Hi, I have the STL files for the display stand here: www.thingiverse.com/thing:2651255
The design engraved on it is here: i.redd.it/hd0vyrzlwq1y.png
I hope this is what you wanted :)
thx bro merry christmas
est ce qui y a des instruction en Francais
Sir this machine cutting mobile tempered glass
Sir this machine cutting glass
No it won't cut glass.
Hi, awesome where did you get it from ?
I got it from banggood.com It was the cheapest I could find it a few years ago when I bought it.
cut the music, its an instruction video?
Try it without the music... I can hardly understand what you are saying. MUSIC IS NOT A UA-cam REQUIRED COMPONENT!