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Tag Archives: water cooling

50W Laser Cutter Upgrades

Posted on September 24, 2017 by Erich Styger
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Using that 50 Watt laser machine (see “Getting Control over a 50 Watt CO2 Laser Cutter from China“) for several weeks now, I have added a few upgrades to the machine.

Strong Magnets

Magnets

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Posted in 3D Printing, Laser, Laser Cutter, Thoughts, Tips & Tricks | Tagged 3D Printing, CO2, Honeycomb, Laser, Laser Cutter, laser engraver, laser tube, safety, Tips&Tricks, water cooling | 23 Replies
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