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  1. #16
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    Thanks Guy Hillard that is what i seen some one doing on YouTube and this was why i was asking because it didnt show every thing
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  2. #17
    Junior

    There are a number of metals that you can engrave (mark) with your laser. Get a copy of the JDS catalog and study it. You can do a lot of things with various metals and JDS has most of them on hand.
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    thanks Mike Null I am waiting on the catalog right now

    Thanks to every one for your help I hope some day i can contribute to others like you all have done in the past for others
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  4. #19
    Rich you seem to single me out as being wrong, if you read my post you will see it clearly it says MARK and not engrave or etch.

    Quote Originally Posted by Rich Harman View Post
    CO2 lasers do mark some metals. Anodized aluminum marks very well as do some steels - no Cermark required.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bert Kemp View Post
    Rich you seem to single me out as being wrong, if you read my post you will see it clearly it says MARK and not engrave or etch.
    You said "the co2 does not engrave metal it will mark metal with cermark...". I interpreted that as you saying that Cermark was required in order to mark metals. So I said that a CO2 will mark some metals without needing Cermark. I made no argument regarding engraving or etching.
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