Laser Cutter Fire Safety!

[@DGLaserCraft]

I appreciate you taking time to watch! Please LIKE and SUSCRIBE to help the channel grow! Drop any topic suggestions in the comments and I will try to get to them. Take care and happy laser cutting - Dave!

[@user-wl9lv1gv6e]

Great information keeping people safe keep up the good work and keep throwing videos out

[@DGLaserCraft]

Will do! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@Toadstoo1]

Thanks for sharing !

[@DGLaserCraft]

Welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@canadian.scrollworks]

An excellent reminder of the hazards for us all Dave. Thanks for sharing your experiences.

[@DGLaserCraft]

Glad to do it, Chuck! I have had this happen a few times - always dangerous. I appreciate the continued support. Take care - Dave!

[@GokouZWAR]

Kinda nuts. I’ve never had a fire in the 3 years I’ve been using my laser… I figured you had sprayed something on the wood and THAT caught fire so I was hoping to figure out what it was. The fact it was nothing but power and speed is really crazy. I never use my laser at full power ever. I always tone it down and slow the head or speed it up. Using lightburn I have all my settings pre set up for the laser itself based on what wood I’m cutting or engraving on.

[@DGLaserCraft]

It was certainly unexpected. Had a preset for 3mm basswood plywood of 6mps & 50% power, which probably would have been ok if the honeycomb was cleaner. I've used a clear coat prior to cutting other woods but nothing in this case. I appreciate you watching and providing input. Learned a lot from viewer experience and comments. Take care - Dave!

[@randyday3278]

Basswood is terrible for catching fire.

[@DGLaserCraft]

Wish I had not purchased so much of it when I started out. I try to use it for home projects and testing. Thanks again for watching. Take care - Dave!

[@randyday3278]

Basswood is horrible for that.

[@DGLaserCraft]

It sure it. Have to be careful using it. Thanks for watching and commenting!