When your CO2 laser loses power, it can cause issues with cutting and engraving, leading to poor results. Understanding the common causes and how to troubleshoot them can help you maintain your laser’s efficiency. Finding exactly where the issue is can be difficult sometimes, but there are some common culprits.…
Laser cutting machines are not as expensive as they used to be and are getting cheaper every day, but nevertheless buying a laser cutter is still sizable investment for most people. Whether you are hobbyist looking for a new toy or a business owner looking to expand his tool collection,…
CO2 laser cutters and diode laser cutters are both commonly used for cutting and engraving a variety of materials, including wood, plastic, fabric, and metal. However, there are some key differences between these two types of laser cutters that may make one more suitable for a particular application than the…
Cooling a CO2 laser cutter basically boils (no pun intended) down to cooling a laser cutter tube which is crucial for maintaining its efficiency and longevity. Whether you're a hobbyist or a professional, understanding the right cooling methods can prevent overheating, extend the lifespan of your machine, and ensure consistent…
CO2 lasers tubes have been around for a long time (since the sixties) and are still the most widely used type of laser tubes. Their efficiency, high continuous power, versatility, and cost have allowed them to find its application in many different industries as well as hobby applications, especially with…
With advancements in technology, CNC (Computer Numeric Control) machines have become standard in modern manufacturing. All these machines use similar principles for motion control, but they do operate in different ways and each of them has its advantages and disadvantages. No CNC machine does everything perfectly. In this particular article,…
Laser cutters are usually defined by their working area in (mm or inches) and rated power (in watts). While picking working area is pretty straightforward (for most people), deciding on wattage is a different story. This is where variables like tube type, brand, materials and few others come into play.…