Wood, clear acrylic, leather, glass… R1 handles them all.
Excellent! I just found a big pile of acrylic panels that someone was throwing away.
So I am guessing this is a CO2 laser machine?
So are they actually saying that this is set up to actually cut glass, rather than just engrave it?
Yes, you may have missed the earlier post.
Cut glass? This caught my attention. I hadn’t planned to get a laser anytime soon, but I may have to follow this closely and see if R1 is worth to have. I have had ideas on using glass in some projects since translucent/transparent filaments can’t achieve the same effect.
On the glass it will be interesting when the details come out. Normal CO2 lasers generally are not used to cut glass (my understanding) unless you are doing a “score & break” but they do engrave. UV lasers can cut glass.So the wording they used made me curious.