Unboxing My Laser Cut Parts From Laser Bros

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For a while, I had been wanting to get some laser-cut brass parts as an alternative to machining them, especially with the very limited access I have to my DIY milling machine. I have been following various manufacturing companies on Instagram and after hunting around Laser Bros had the thinnest stock/best price to get parts done! Also, a huge thanks to them for being cool and filming a little of the cutting/packing process, that was super awesome.
All those parts, shipped to my door, cost just over $40 which is an incredibly fair price compared to what other companies have quoted me for a handful of laser-cut parts. I opted to have no finishing done on them, there was a tiny bit of a burr on the edges, but an hour in my rock tumbler fixed that!
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30 сен 2024

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@RyanGallagher-LostRoadbed 2 месяца назад

Great video exploring what can be done for the hobby from industrial capacity laser cutters. I've fabricated many parts using a similar producer. In my experience fore thinner materials stainless steel tends to hold up finding that thin brass tends to "un-anneal" and distort from the Industrial power lasers. I've had parts run from HO to 1:1.

@MakeItWithCalvin 2 месяца назад

That makes total sense with the material "un-annealing." I have had that problem when silver-soldering thin brass parts together and after figuring out that it has gotten really soft on me. How thin is the thinnest you found that brass and stainless could be reliably be laser cut without major issues?

@Hammerandhearth Месяц назад

I have been waiting for this for years. can you make a video going over the design parameters for making the file you sent them. Was there a lot of back & forth? Did you need to make adjustments?

@MakeItWithCalvin Месяц назад

Next video, Saturday, I talk about that a little more but if you want to see an actual design video I can see what I can do about that. As for the parts shown in the video, I just sent them to Laser Bros and got an email saying "Your parts are shipping" about a day later! The only back and forth with them was when they sent me the video files via Instagram and I thanked them profusely for it! As for adjustments, yes I did send another batch of parts out with a tolerance built in/a few changes to make assembly easier in the future. When I drew the parts initially I completely blanked on leaving ~0.003" gap between the parts so that there was a little play for assembly. Thankfully that was pretty easily remedied with filing, but I factored that in on the new batch. That gets covered in the upcoming video so hopefully, others can learn from the minor mistakes I made but check with your supplier on their recommended design practices for interlocking parts.

@MakeItWithCalvin Месяц назад

Brain fart, I have the video talking about the design changes out already! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-95UAzaiplXE.html