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Hi Johnny! Any Fiber Laser Will be ok, Not much difference between these. Though ours is M-Triangel, If you are looking for one something with Raycus should work well. Hope this helps. Cheers!

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I think for a co2 you dont need to put anything on clear materials. But on diode lasers you do need to make a black coating so that the blue laser will not pass through it and engrave the surface instead.

When we stick to the area we show in the video, we do not need to map the surface. As it is only etching until the surface curves and starts to distort. You will find the limits pretty easily on a test piece. We might need to show a video of us etching the inside of a ring. This one we did need to map the surface. We will add it to our video list so watch out for this when we upload it. 🙂

We slowed the speed but kept the same power. First pass we had taken our settings for stainless steel, then increased the speed to about 90%, then on the second pass we just used our stainless steel normal settings.

Hi Brooklyn, Fiber laser would be the best pick. As cufflinks are usually brass we recommend fiber to get that nice black mark like you see in our video. Any fiber will do for this task. Any wattage will be enough. Thank you

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Hi Jeremy Lamm, Ahh That Jig is something I made with one of our other lasers. It is just painted MDF. The M-T Non Professional you see is a sticker on an Aluminuim plate 😂 A warning for non proffesionals not to remove the plate.

These are very expensive Lasers, Best for a commercial environment. You may need to contact your local Supplier for the best price. Otherwise you can look at less expensive lasers for the occasional use. Cheers!

Awesome thank you yes we do our best. 🙂 For the Laser indicating when to open it. Yes it has a light that is on while in operation and turns off then beeps when ready to open. You connect a good extraction unit to it so there is never any fumes.

Haha 🤣 Yes they are perfect for that as that is why we have them. All they are is A4 Office organisers or drawers. Grab something similar from any office supplier or cheap shop.

Thanks for the info! We'll try the local office supply store 👍

@@WorksConnectionUSA No worries. If you need help or got a question about laser engraving and other related stuff, just let us know. 😉

Thanks mate we do our best to make good videos. Yes it really impressed me the thought Epilog has put into it. They stand out when it comes to listening to customers.

Hi Donna, Appreciate your feedback and this is noted. We're continuing to improve our videos along the process. 🙂

When laser etching this is a very food safe operation passed by FDA. The use of Acrylic is ok for dentures, And if you are worried possibly a lite hand wash can help. Otherwise cover them before adding to the cake. Cheers!

Hi Ryan, What issues do you mean? Is it the residue left on top or under the material? Thanks! 😊😊

@@CreateALase Just cutting through heavy glue pockets. 1/4” Baltic birch is rarely ever a single pass affair when doing mass/batch cutting.

@@RyKnocks Hi, if you are still interested in this issues, shall we talk about the details?

In this video, we used our Rayjet 30W Laser. Yes, it can cut up to about 8mm thick Acrylic. 😉😉

Hi Natalie, Just these 3 steps can minimise smoke in the wood. 😉😉 1. Prevent, Best option is higher wattage laser, as this cuts cleaner so burns less. Low wattage lasers need to be slower to burn deeper, which creates more heat and burns more. 2. shield, After using higher wattage laser, next possibility is to mask the wood first which helps with smoke build up on top of the wood, less smoke sitting on top will reduce smell. 3. Remove, Then next option is try to remove some of the smoke residue by wiping with wet cloth. Only make it moist with water and not really wet. we do not want it soaking the wood, only wiping off residue.

Hi Bryan, Thanks for the awesome comment! No worries, will line it up to our videos. Just caught up with the work load around the business but will be making new contents soon. Cheers!

Hi Marilynn, thanks for the lovely comment. No worries, will include that to our next video. Just caught up with the business loads but weill be making new videos soon. Cheers!

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Hi Matthew, thanks for watching! Yes, the smallest letter size I have done was on a ring at 0.9mm high letters. So on tags, you can get extremely small and still readable. Though it does depend on your laser to get that detail. We do recommend lasers by Epilog or Trotec as these get that crazy detail, with high production performance. Though most even cheap Galvo style fibre lasers from China can get fine detail too. For a new laser, you will need to think of and weigh up your reasons for getting a laser. How expensive is too expensive, how cheap is not reliable enough.

@@CreateALase thank you, I will consider those options

@@M.Huling No worries, just let us know if you have further questions about laser machines or projects. Cheers!