Invision Power Board -> Hozzászólás a következő témához: fiber laser recommendations

Utolsó 10 hozzászólás (fordított sorrendben)

hr hridoy	Hozzászólás Aug 12 2019, 08:08 AM
	IDÉZET(ambiguousscourge @ Aug 10 2019, 02:35 PM) 2.i can to to a place in texas who sells a chinese laser specifically made for firearms with there name on it. but the total price of the laser is 10grand but they don't sell the laser without a week long training in texas. so the total package is around 14500 which is most of my money i have saved. ExcelR offers instructor-led live online training for the individuals who cannot attend the classroom training. We conduct online training using state-of-the-art technologies to ensure the wonderful experience of online interactive learning data science course in dubai
fillerjupiter	Hozzászólás Aug 10 2019, 03:24 PM
	I can certainly help you out and we're also located in the United States. All of our machines come with free startup training and unlimited tech support. Plus we honor the Chinese warranties ourselves so that you never have to deal with any issues or repairs on your own. With your budget, you would have quite a few options. I can even get you into a 30W JPT MOPA laser for that price or you can opt for a standard Raycus laser source and still have plenty of money left over.
ambiguousscourge	Hozzászólás Aug 10 2019, 03:23 PM
	IDÉZET(bining @ Aug 10 2019, 03:23 PM) The 4rth axis is a plus if you are into fire arms, wear a pair of shades when you mark stainless material, maintain the height between your workpiece and the galvo head, 10mm higher or 10mm lower the fiber will not cut or engrave, fiber laser is only a high voltage type method so there`s no tubes to wear out unlike the CO2, the software is already included with it (EZcad2) I dont see why there`s a need for a week long training though, it`s just like a printer on metals, engraving texts you can directly use the included software but for custom logos or designs you can use it`s either sketchup or corel then export it in EZCAD2 in .dxf form. it can engrave steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, aluminum, ETC. basically any metal you can think of, some metals need several passes specially if you want it to be deep (0.5mm and above) and no it cannot cut or engrave wood or any other non-metal materials On my opinion a separate PC or laptop is an advantage because you can set-up your table the way you want specially for mass production, a fixed table is very hard especially if you will now have several jigs on it and hundreds or thousands of materials to be printed on. plus you might need a decent video card on working with EZCAD2, built-in video cards will cause stutter or slow motion effect while dragging the .DXF file into place. in short you will be having a hard time aligning your design in place.
bining	Hozzászólás Aug 10 2019, 03:23 PM
	The 4rth axis is a plus if you are into fire arms, wear a pair of shades when you mark stainless material, maintain the height between your workpiece and the galvo head, 10mm higher or 10mm lower the fiber will not cut or engrave, fiber laser is only a high voltage type method so there`s no tubes to wear out unlike the CO2, the software is already included with it (EZcad2) I dont see why there`s a need for a week long training though, it`s just like a printer on metals, engraving texts you can directly use the included software but for custom logos or designs you can use it`s either sketchup or corel then export it in EZCAD2 in .dxf form. it can engrave steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, copper, aluminum, ETC. basically any metal you can think of, some metals need several passes specially if you want it to be deep (0.5mm and above) and no it cannot cut or engrave wood or any other non-metal materials
ambiguousscourge	Hozzászólás Aug 10 2019, 02:35 PM
	2.i can to to a place in texas who sells a chinese laser specifically made for firearms with there name on it. but the total price of the laser is 10grand but they don't sell the laser without a week long training in texas. so the total package is around 14500 which is most of my money i have saved.
bining	Hozzászólás Aug 10 2019, 02:34 PM
	hello everyone. i am in the market to buy a 30w or bigger fiber laser engraver. I have been looking at chinese lasers and at trotech lasers. trotech hasn't gotten a price to me yet.i am wanting to do firearms and medical parts mostly. steel glock slides and laser stippling on polymer frames. i have around 15 grand in cash saved up and what would be the best rout to take. i have a few options.1. i could buy a chinese laser and have money left over but risky.
A teljes téma áttekintése (új ablakban nyílik meg)