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Testing the Opt Lasers 45W PLH3d-X8's Cutting Abilities - Revisited

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This is a revised video followup on the original video from a few weeks ago. This laser is the production version, and I used an optimized focal depth for cutting. In this video I test the XT8 blue laser's ability to cut various organic materials.
This laser can be found on Opt Lasers' website at: optlasers.com/...
A video on how to find the optimum focal depth for cutting can be found here: • How to get the best fo...

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5 сен 2024

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@OptLasers 7 дней назад

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@alexchopek1385 2 месяца назад

Have u tried any stainless steel yet I’m gonna try to engrave some knives with my xt8 once my laser spray comes in

@JNWoodworks 2 месяца назад

I haven't done any marking yet. I have tried a few power gradients trying to get multiple colors, but that is difficult with a blue laser to get consistent results. At the higher power levels, it will make a very black patch on stainless, so I know it iwill mark text nicely. One thing Opt told me was with this much power you should angle the laser a few degrees so the reflections don't hurt the laser.

@alexchopek1385 2 месяца назад

@@JNWoodworks with the xt8 I think I might be able to produce different colours if I can accurately control the temp of the steel

@JNWoodworks 2 месяца назад

@@alexchopek1385 Correct. Its just tricky to get the power and speed just right, and the pattern of the fill. Also, I started with thinner peices of SS sheets and warped them badly.