Laser engraver that cuts steel. IKIER K1 PRO MAX 70 W. In a box for safety.

[@timo7497]

Hi Jan. Your videos are great. Now the 70W laser is starting to be worth getting, but I'm still wondering about the power. When you cut 3mm plywood, what kind of plywood was it? I mean that there are many different types of plywood, soft plywood or very hard airplane plywood made of birch. Have you tried a 70W laser on a fiberglass circuit board? 0.6mm would be interesting. /Timo

[@MsDavid526]

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[@pavlos12]

14:30 Myslím si, že takto rychlost neotestujete, laser nemá šanci se při takto krátkém přesunu dostat na danou rychlost.

[@mirda-elektro]

Dokázala by dělat i plošné spoje?

[@xmeda]

Jakoze vypalit do jedno/oboustranne pomedene desky nejake primitivni reliefy? To se jednoduseji vylepta.

[@jocommb]

First rule of diode lasers is do not run them at 100% power it drastically shorts lifespan of diode... And even if cuts 0.2 mm steel that is not laser for doing that.... Blue diode heats too much steel and it bends... Even if you just engrave... That kind of laser is not good for nothing... For engraving laser dot is too big and no good "resolution", for cut plywood its too slow compare to co2, for metal not good compare to fiber...