Man ive been looking for something just like this for a while. This is gonna be Hella Fun!

Posted at 4:35 pm on Mar 27th, 2005 by Benji AKA Dark

damn plastic easter eggs wont open! what’s this? a laser? PERFECT!

Posted at 5:58 pm on Mar 27th, 2005 by CaptSnuffy

So how much did this guy spend on it? It mentions the price of the laser at being $27k. Did he really spend that much on it?

Posted at 8:33 pm on Mar 27th, 2005 by hex4def6

http://www.cnczone.com/forums/showthread.php?t=8143

Posted at 11:23 pm on Mar 27th, 2005 by js

I was looking to pierce my penis? WOW now I have the right tool….a laser!! Great!!!

Posted at 12:33 am on Mar 28th, 2005 by Big

sharks with frickin lasers on their heads!

Posted at 6:34 am on Mar 28th, 2005 by conor

my costs have been about $12,000. The laser was $6500 (good ol ebay), optics $3500, cnc table was $500, and I had many many ancillary costs.

Posted at 8:58 am on Mar 28th, 2005 by owen

Forgive my ignorance, but for metal cutting wouldn’t a plasma cutter be the preferred option? CO2 lasers are great, and obviously do the job, but aren’t there some limits as to the thickness that this unit can cut versus a CNC plasma cutter?

Posted at 12:44 pm on Aug 29th, 2005 by sleighboy

laser cutting does have limits on thickness, however the advantage is a much much better surface finish and quality of cut. Most cnc laser cutters trace a very fine path which is almost comparable to wire EDM. Compared to laser or wire EDM the plasma cutter is a much rougher cut.

Posted at 1:26 am on Aug 31st, 2005 by powderedsnow

Another thing is the fact that plasma is a very large-scale thing- you wouldn’t be able to cut a lacy 3″ long insect wing out of ~20ga sheet steel on a plasma, it’d just be obliterated.

Posted at 3:51 pm on May 2nd, 2006 by Vrogy

Awesome! Now to build one of these and head to the aquarium…

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Posted at 8:24 am on Dec 17th, 2007 by itsanat

Hi, Ive been an operator of a laser cutter for 9 yrs & I just loved the smooth cut it did on the machine i used. It was a Big laser 820 with 1200w of power. thickest we ever cut was 50mm plate at a rate of 600mm/min, but it was a good cut. We had 6 mm plates cut at 1200mm/min speed, really nice & smoothe cut.Acrylic 6mm was at 2500mm/min.it just depends on the machine. But it all fun to be a laser cutter.

Posted at 2:32 am on Dec 26th, 2007 by David Macleod

Hey uh… what’s the… range… of a laser like that?

Posted at 12:25 pm on Mar 31st, 2008 by Josh

could this cut up a body without any bleeding???

Just taking the piss a bit but would it really now i think of it

Posted at 5:36 pm on Mar 14th, 2009 by bob

Yours appeares to be quite different system.
We are manufacturers & exExporters of Sheet Metal components. We havea Amada Turret Punchand
Amada Press Brake.

We are looking for lase and water jet cutting equipment. Please provide details.

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