Laser cutter - Revision history

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‎Specifications

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‎Bridge Rectifier Lessons

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‎Training materials and resources

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‎Training materials and resources

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‎Usage: - adding external links and to open day page

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 == Specifications ==
-''To be added here.''
+This model seems to be gone from the HPC website now, but specs [https://web.archive.org/web/20161013134423/http://hpclaser.co.uk/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=6| retrieved from the WayBack Machine]:
 == Usage ==

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 See also the notes below on file formats, software and cutting.
 ==== Bridge Rectifier Lessons ====
-# [[Laser-cutting Inspiration]]
+[[Laser-cutting Inspiration]]
 ==== Learning to Laser Cut, 11/01/17 ====

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	See also the notes below on file formats, software and cutting.		See also the notes below on file formats, software and cutting.
		+	==== Bridge Rectifier Lessons ====
	# [[Laser-cutting Inspiration]]		# [[Laser-cutting Inspiration]]

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 See also the notes below on file formats, software and cutting.
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+# [[Laser-cutting Inspiration]]
 ==== Learning to Laser Cut, 11/01/17 ====

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 See also the notes below on file formats, software and cutting.
-==== [[Laser-cutting Inspiration]] ====
+[[Laser-cutting Inspiration]]
 ==== Learning to Laser Cut, 11/01/17 ====

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	See also the notes below on file formats, software and cutting.		See also the notes below on file formats, software and cutting.
		+	[[Laser-cutting Inspiration]]

	==== Learning to Laser Cut, 11/01/17 ====		==== Learning to Laser Cut, 11/01/17 ====

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	If you cut with too little power or too fast, the laser won't go all the way through the material. This is especially visible with small parts when they don't drop out of the sheet into the bed. If you're cutting a sheet of large parts, adding some additional ones small enough to fall through the struts of the bed is a good way to make sure the laser is getting all the way through your material (when the cut is complete, without moving the sheet material, you can carefully poke them, and if they don't fall out, you then can simply rerun the cut to get all the way through).		If you cut with too little power or too fast, the laser won't go all the way through the material. This is especially visible with small parts when they don't drop out of the sheet into the bed. If you're cutting a sheet of large parts, adding some additional ones small enough to fall through the struts of the bed is a good way to make sure the laser is getting all the way through your material (when the cut is complete, without moving the sheet material, you can carefully poke them, and if they don't fall out, you then can simply rerun the cut to get all the way through).
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	If you cut with too little power or too fast, the laser won't go all the way through the material. This is especially visible with small parts when they don't drop out of the sheet into the bed. If you're cutting a sheet of large parts, adding some additional ones small enough to fall through the struts of the bed is a good way to make sure the laser is getting all the way through your material (when the cut is complete, without moving the sheet material, you can carefully poke them, and if they don't fall out, you then can simply rerun the cut to get all the way through).		If you cut with too little power or too fast, the laser won't go all the way through the material. This is especially visible with small parts when they don't drop out of the sheet into the bed. If you're cutting a sheet of large parts, adding some additional ones small enough to fall through the struts of the bed is a good way to make sure the laser is getting all the way through your material (when the cut is complete, without moving the sheet material, you can carefully poke them, and if they don't fall out, you then can simply rerun the cut to get all the way through).
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 ==== Resources on the Web ====
-''Please add links here''
+# [[Laser_cutter_open_day|Open day info]]
 === Materials ===