Difference between revisions of "Projets:Perso:2013:CNC laser cutter/engraver"
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| − | This laser seems to be a derivate from [http://www.shapeoko.com Shapeoko CNC]. | + | This laser seems to be a derivate from [http://www.shapeoko.com Shapeoko CNC]. According to the authour, it was designed as a "self replicating" laser cutter engraver'. What this means, is all of the high tolerance complicated parts can be made on a laser cutter. So, once one laser cutter is done, it can help make others. All of the other parts can either be purchased or made with common home tools. |
There is a wide use for such a small laser at the lab: | There is a wide use for such a small laser at the lab: | ||
Revision as of 12:33, 15 May 2013
| CNC makerslide laser, 40W | |
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| Auteur | jmpoure |
| Date de proposition | 15/05/2013 |
| Tags du projet | CNC, plasma, portique léger |
| Type de projet
Projet personnel de jmpoure | |
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This projects aims to build a small 40W CNC laser using makerslide
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I would like to build a small 40W laser CNC device inspired by Buildlog.net, using famous makerslide and arduino.
This laser seems to be a derivate from Shapeoko CNC. According to the authour, it was designed as a "self replicating" laser cutter engraver'. What this means, is all of the high tolerance complicated parts can be made on a laser cutter. So, once one laser cutter is done, it can help make others. All of the other parts can either be purchased or made with common home tools.
There is a wide use for such a small laser at the lab:
- Cut small wood / plastic parts (robotics).
- Engrave aluminium or even cut small parts (to be verified).
- Engrave PCB.
The advantages of building this project is that it is relatively cheap, does not require too much space and can be built quickly, within 3 months.
If some members are interested, we can discuss building this Buildlog.net device shortly.
Jean-Michel
