What Cuts What? Lasering Different Materials
No laser cutter can do everything, but here’s a table of which materials the three most common types of lasers can handle.
The latest DIY ideas and projects for a laser cutter. You’ll learn how to design for laser cutting, how to operate your laser cutter, plus tips for engraving and maintenance.
No laser cutter can do everything, but here’s a table of which materials the three most common types of lasers can handle.
The Algolaser Pixi is a tiny, low-fuss machine that skips the fancy features but does the basics well.
The F1 Ultra laser cutter from xTool is a lot bigger than the F1, but it’s built with production in mind.
The phrase “small but mighty” might have been created to describe the xTool F1. If you’re a craft person looking to take a laser to events to personalize items, you’ve found your laser.
The xTool P2 laser cutter is powerful and capable of quickly cutting through materials a diode laser can’t.
If you’re wondering how to speed up your laser cutting, these LightBurn tips can help you optimize for faster cutting, engraving, and assembly.
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