Why build a small machine when you can build a big one?With the ease of building and potentially modifying this lasercutter in mind I decided to build the frame out of 3030 Aluminium T-slot profiles.Now I will explain the basic design of this project. Once you have a machine like this, the sky is the limit! Little scorch marks at key points around a curve can really detract from the overall aesthetic. That's not a problem! Some of the profiles need to be cut in a bevel of 22,5° to make the bezel in the front of the lasercutter, other profiles need to have a hole drilled or tapped thread in it.

The cover can be mounted when the rest is done. I found the manual really helpful in this regard. As we said above, that’s just to protect critical parts. That means that while it won’t be much help with metal engraving, it takes care of its specialist materials as well as anything on this list. It’s really nice that it is fully supported because it will give you an excellent introduction to the software side of things.

I am looking to do the same thing to my 5x 10 cnc router. Apologies if you guys have already done this since I wrote this!The connection is made by the classic USB connector that we all know and love! These are the two things that ultimately will make the most significant difference.Yes! About a year ago, I wanted to buy a CO2 lasercutter to make my workspace complete. This is all you can really ask for isn’t it?Mini engravers always have a place in the market. They have a gain medium which is essentially a piece of material that works as the amplifier. They’d really take things to the next level for me!For a desktop unit, this is a large working area to the say the least.

Reply You just need to cut the profiles like I drew them for you in the attachment and everything will be all right.The frame was assembled using 3D printed pieces.

What I like is how the build quality gives you confidence. But I can as it were manage to put the exertion in on the off-chance that I stand performance getting it to work well. Reply

Sometimes when you scale up the working area, you lose resolution if the machine is step limited. The biggest space of all, is the working area of the lasercutter. Use crtl-F to find 'homing' and search until you find "#define HOMING_INIT_LOCK". This made the whole process of learning a new system quite fun actually. As a result, we cannot show you the price in catalog or the product page. The last room is the space on the right of the machine, where all the eclectronics, drivers, supplies and touchscreen will be. Lasers are a complicated business, aren’t they? I took one look at the drive belts used for the axes and can tell you that, that won’t be an issue. There’s no explicit mention of Linux or Mac OS from what I could see.

Thank you for your time spent. It also does some safety checks before turning on the laser. It’s not an issue with hardness ruining the hardware; it’s because the router will get confused.

I’d recommend this as a training setup in shops looking to expand, or for the keen hobbyist. This will be done by watercooling. We replaced it with a CloudRay unit from Amazon and the PWM works much better now (other supply seemed to run at too high a voltage for the 40w tube (28KV vs 22KV (startup, 10KV running).