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We used here a cheap K40 Co2 laser with 40W from China, because this (a CO2-laser) is necessary for cutting transparent acrylics. | We used here a cheap K40 Co2 laser with 40W from China, because this (a CO2-laser) is necessary for cutting transparent acrylics. | ||
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=== Acrylic frame === | === Acrylic frame === | ||
Neueste Überarbeitung vom 13. Oktober 2026, 18:19 Uhr
Online-Workshop vom 07.08.2026, laser cutting parts
We used here a cheap K40 Co2 laser with 40W from China, because this (a CO2-laser) is necessary for cutting transparent acrylics.
You can see some impressions of the fabrication process on Youtube here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijiRkXcEmPQ
Acrylic frame
Silicone gasket
At the first try we had to much energy on the laserbeam which leaded to burning flames and ruined the piece.
By reducing the energy a bit and made the travelling time of the laserhead faster we got better results.