How To Use A Laser Cutter - Lightblade Learning Lab 30 Winterizing Your Laser Machine

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Presented by Russ from Sarbar Multimedia ( / sarbarmu.. ) and using Thinklaser's Lightblade 4060 - 60 watt flatbed laser system you will be taken in easy stages through
Machine Set-up,
Use of the RDWorks Software,
Maintenance and Alignment
Troubleshooting
Building projects
Laser Safety
Laser theory
Laser Cutting
Laser Engraving
Materials
Hints and Tips
If you are new to the world of lasers and are thinking of dipping your toe in the water and purchasing your first laser machine, check out these videos to determine it's right for you and avoid the potential pitfalls awaiting you.
Even if you are a seasoned laser user, we're sure there will be something in this series that will catch your interest, particularly if you are a user of the RDWorks software.
No matter what brand of laser system you currently own, many of the topics to be covered will be of direct interest.
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Lightblade 6090 - 80 watts (600 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 6090 - 100 watts (600 x 900mm working area)
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Lightblade 1290 - 80 watts (1200 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1290 - 100 watts (1200 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1290 - 130 watts (1200 x 900mm working area)
Lightblade 1290 - 150 watts (1200 x 900mm working area)
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Lightblade 1490 - 130 watts (1400 x 900mm working area)
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[@SUM1SLY83]

Love these videos russ. Do you think it's possibly to make a video of full engraving a delrin box so the pattern lines up on all 6 sides of the box ? Kind of like wrapping a box in a patterned wallpaper. I'm planning on getting a laser engraver and that's what I'm planning to use it for so it would be very helpful to know how it's done and the best speed and power to use for best results.

[@Thinklaser]

Hi, This is Gareth from Thinklaser. Thanks for the suggestion, however Delrin is pretty expensive and more than double the cost of acrylic. Is there a particular reason you are specifying Delrin for your boxes?