can you post settings of CO2 laser for different thickness of acrylic sheets and MDF sheets. Power and Speed? 100W machine. if you have already posted then possible to get link of it? Thanks.
Hello! We have a video in which we told about power and speed of plywood: czcams.com/video/Z9ltDIs5Rx4/video.html For more detailed information please contact us and our managers will help you: WhatsApp: +31 6 10646654 +31 6 33967402
e really appreciate your comment. We have some plywood engraving and cutting videos on our channel. For more videos please do not forget to click the bell button. See you in the next video!
I found a new way for engraving you might be interested in. The black poster board worked fair with a lot of clean up. I found if you use the poster board and raise the acrylic by a 1/2 mm from the poster board it will not stick to the acrylic. So there is hardly any clean up needed with a fantastic burn.
Hi! Thank you for you comment! 1) Method by applying WD-40 to the surface. This method allows for getting rid of white residue. Apply a layer of WD40 to the pre-cut acrylic before engraving. Start the process of engraving. When it is done, wipe the product. After wiping, no residue is visible, but on the surface, there are some oil stains, which must be wiped with soap and water. It is worth noting that this method is only suitable for engraving pieceworks. 2) Method by applying a soap solution. Prepare the soap solution before engraving: dissolve some soap in water and stir it up. Apply the solution to the material using a brush, sponge or cotton wool. Start the engraving process. Remember to make sure that the engraving area does not dry out. Then use a regular damp sponge to rinse off the solution. This method allows for the image with a very high-quality contrast and neat edges. If you have any more questions feel free to contact our custom support! 🔗We are always in touch: 📞 +31852731786 📞 WhatsApp: +31 6 16085518 📧 info@virmer.com
And yet no mention whatsoever about which type of Acrylic you should use... This information is crucial. When engraving, you should always use 'Cast' acrylic instead of 'Extruded'. You results will be much better and much clearer.
Hi! Thank you for your comment and feedback! If you are on a tight budget, extruded acrylic may work for you. However, cast acrylic is indeed better if you need superior clarity and durability. Ultimately, the decision depends on your specific needs and preferences.
We just try to handle the materials with care. But you can try soaking a piece of 800 grit sandpaper in water. For 2-3 minutes remove the scuffs in a circular motion by pouring water on the surface🌊
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can you post settings of CO2 laser for different thickness of acrylic sheets and MDF sheets. Power and Speed? 100W machine. if you have already posted then possible to get link of it? Thanks.
Hello! We have a video in which we told about power and speed of plywood: czcams.com/video/Z9ltDIs5Rx4/video.html
For more detailed information please contact us and our managers will help you:
WhatsApp:
+31 6 10646654
+31 6 33967402
As always very informative 👍 Thank you
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You are doing a good job, but I would like to know more about plywood engraving. will there be more videos?
e really appreciate your comment. We have some plywood engraving and cutting videos on our channel. For more videos please do not forget to click the bell button. See you in the next video!
I found a new way for engraving you might be interested in. The black poster board worked fair with a lot of clean up. I found if you use the poster board and raise the acrylic by a 1/2 mm from the poster board it will not stick to the acrylic. So there is hardly any clean up needed with a fantastic burn.
But wouldn't this be too expensive? do you have to use a new poster board every time you want to engrave?
What are you applying on the surface before engraving
Hi! Thank you for you comment!
1) Method by applying WD-40 to the surface.
This method allows for getting rid of white residue. Apply a layer of WD40 to the pre-cut acrylic before engraving. Start the process of engraving. When it is done, wipe the product. After wiping, no residue is visible, but on the surface, there are some oil stains, which must be wiped with soap and water. It is worth noting that this method is only suitable for engraving pieceworks.
2) Method by applying a soap solution.
Prepare the soap solution before engraving: dissolve some soap in water and stir it up. Apply the solution to the material using a brush, sponge or cotton wool. Start the engraving process. Remember to make sure that the engraving area does not dry out. Then use a regular damp sponge to rinse off the solution. This method allows for the image with a very high-quality contrast and neat edges.
If you have any more questions feel free to contact our custom support!
🔗We are always in touch:
📞 +31852731786
📞 WhatsApp: +31 6 16085518
📧 info@virmer.com
And yet no mention whatsoever about which type of Acrylic you should use... This information is crucial. When engraving, you should always use 'Cast' acrylic instead of 'Extruded'. You results will be much better and much clearer.
Hi! Thank you for your comment and feedback!
If you are on a tight budget, extruded acrylic may work for you. However, cast acrylic is indeed better if you need superior clarity and durability. Ultimately, the decision depends on your specific needs and preferences.
method 3 and 4 dont need blow on?
Hi there! Air assist is always needed, otherwise lens will not work for long.
And what's your method to remove scratches or to clean it without scratching it?
We just try to handle the materials with care. But you can try soaking a piece of 800 grit sandpaper in water. For 2-3 minutes remove the scuffs in a circular motion by pouring water on the surface🌊