Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: now LASERs --

>l.
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>Most people would be happy with building a 10 to 50 watt cutter. That
>is the power level where things are relatively cheap. I would like to
>get a 200 watt system eventually and try some thin steels, but right
>now paper, acrylic,
>

You mention acrylic I have a product I would like to make out of
colored 1/16 acrylic about like the drafting triangles some of us used
to use , any idea how many watts it takes to cut that stuff ( don't
need real high speed ) ?

> fabrics, rubber and wood are quite fun to cut. I
>have a large cnc mill, but some things are just a bit hard to do on a
>mill. For instance, I challenge anyone to cut out that denim gear on
>their cnc mill or plasma cutter. :-)
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Ron Kline

American Precision Ceramics
Central Ky.