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Our company is looking to upgrade from our Vytek 60w to something more powerful. We are looking into Kern laser's and were wondering if anyone had any feedback regarding...

Trying to figure out if I can cut this with my CO2 60w? Wondering if it melts the edges bad or if it is a clean cut?

Thank you for your time!

Apparently this is a Type III anodizing.

60w machine.

Typically I run these at 120ips and 90pow. And usually do not have any issue.

What is weird is that if I use a towel and wipe the...

Could this be a "Type 1" anodizing issue?

I have tried to make a second pass, and it looks a bit better, but I have not touched the mark as aggressively as I have in the image provided. I am not trying to reveal the bare metal as I am only...

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So I am working on marking some Anodized plates, a repeat job that usually goes fine, and am having an issue I have yet to encounter.

The mark seems to look good when completed,...

Alright... I am intrigued!

This is a pretty cool concept. Has anyone out there scene this before?

http://www.eddystonedesigns.com

I have done some Part Marking on thin Ti. I basically vector cut, rather than raster. It leaves me with a sub-surface engraving which covers the spec for my customers next process which is chemical...

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I run a Vy-tek 60w laser. Over the last 3 years I have encountered plenty of banding issues mostly resulting in resolution vs material and of course dirty or misaligned optics, which...

I have tried removing dichroic from small glass discs in the past and it is very tricky. The speed and power settings are very crucial so that you remove the film, but not etch the glass.

Basically think of it like a "Jesus fish" design. Those decals are all over. I would basically be making something similar.

Laminating the entire sheet is what I had in mind, it is the adhesive I...

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I have a customer that wants a decent quantity of 1/8" thick acrylic decals to stick to cars. The decals are about 3" x 3".

The catch is that they want them with the adhesive...

Check your lens too. It could be getting dirty half way through your job which will hurt your power output...

If you are in need to do a sample, and the metal was thick enough, I would go for a jewelers saw to make the initial sample. It is CHEAP, easy to use, and not too labor intensive, minus changing out...

I am one of those fortunate types... I get to run a large bed laser... And when it's time to have a little fun, its amazing what can be done!!179713!179712179714179715179711