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https://www.dropbox.com/sh/enh2fepkbfpnuyg/AAB81zYn4_yINY1aRJK2Tknsa?dl=0
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== ToDo ==
* Rewire electronics
* Install FlowSensor in Chiller
* Complete outer case (to avoid escaping beam)
* Complete inner case  (to avoid escaping exhaust gases)
* Build exhaust venting system
* Install gas cylinders to prop up hood
* insert optical components
* calibrate optical components
* ...


== Finance ==  
== Finance ==  

Revision as of 17:36, 30 January 2015

 
LaserCutter

Release status: unknown [box doku]

Description A Laser to cut stuff
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We bought a laser! This page should be used for documenting stuff.

Features

  • Big build area (120 x 90 cm )
  • Red light mode for dry run (could need a second laser source ) - TODO
  • 80W CO2 (see [1])
  • AWC608 Controller (see [3])

Handover

Videos: https://www.flickr.com/gp/peterfroehlich/37Y0h0

Documentation: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/enh2fepkbfpnuyg/AAB81zYn4_yINY1aRJK2Tknsa?dl=0


ToDo

  • Rewire electronics
  • Install FlowSensor in Chiller
  • Complete outer case (to avoid escaping beam)
  • Complete inner case (to avoid escaping exhaust gases)
  • Build exhaust venting system
  • Install gas cylinders to prop up hood
  • insert optical components
  • calibrate optical components
  • ...

Finance

When we have this thing running, we maybe need to think how we can get the costs back in. A 100W laser tube costs around 1200€ and has a lifetime of 6000-10000h. Comes down to 1€ for 5 minutes for the tube alone....

Inspiration

Some connectors: - https://www.flickr.com/photos/satiredun/15868308421/sizes/o/ 'PCB' out of steel: - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtZQoIheYcc

Sources