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| Tweakie:
--- Quote ---Could you not use the laser to cut track outlines in the copper, or would the heat be too much for the board substrate? --- End quote --- My laser will not cut metals but I think it would be as you suggest - a big enough laser to cut copper would probably cut straight through the board as well. :) --- Quote ---Then again, if your machine has interchangeable tools, you could switch to a mechanical engraver instead. "Right tool for the job" and all that. --- End quote --- Quite right and exactly what I do. http://www.cooperman.talktalk.net/circuit5.wmv Tweakie. |
| No1_sonuk:
--- Quote from: Tweakie on February 26, 2013, 10:50:26 AM ---Quite right and exactly what I do. http://www.cooperman.talktalk.net/circuit5.wmv Tweakie. --- End quote --- So I saw - I had a rummage on your site after I finished reading the forum. :thumbup: |
| Lykle:
Thanks Tweakie, Back to the drawing board and start designing again. Oh the joy of a good esign... Lykle |
| Noitoen:
Just out of curiosity, does your laser scour glass so that it can break, like you do with a regular diamond cutter? Tinted glass in this case. |
| Tweakie:
--- Quote ---Just out of curiosity, does your laser scour glass so that it can break, like you do with a regular diamond cutter? Tinted glass in this case. --- End quote --- Not successfully. The laser engraves glass quite nicely but it does not really produce the necessary 'V' type of score that is required to achieve a nice clean break. Tweakie. |
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