All you need to know about getting the best laser cutting and laser engraving results

Read the Endurance Test Results Summary (8 watt laser) ver. 1 made by Graham Ham (PDF)

There are a few things you need to be aware of before you start cutting. 5 key things!

Getting started

1. You need to check if the material can be cut. For example, Endurance diode lasers do not cut metal.
2. You need to check the density of a material. For example, very dense and firm wood or plywood is very difficult to cut (Learn more about it >>>)
3. You have to be in perfect focus. For example, bad focusing will make a big spot and cutting will not be possible. (Learn more about laser beam focusing >>>)
4. When you do laser cutting we suggest using air assist with an air nozzle (Learn more ABOUT IT >>>)
5. We suggest getting a laser lens pack so you can find the best lens, range from a surface (Check it out >>>)

The more you cut and experiment – the better results will be)))

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Full guide book about parameters for laser cutting and laser engraving using 2.1W, 3.5W, 5.6W, 8W Endurance lasers

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Laser cutting with Endurance lasers

Endurance lasers are truly powerful and can cut up to 4mm of plywood with just one pass and up to 8 mm of dark acrylic with only 3 passes.

Florian Kelsh from Fizzle Grafix

Plywood laser cutting and making a nice piece of art using 10 watt Endurance laser

Cutting with a 10 Watt Endurance Laser
by John Walker
This article covers some through-cut testing I did with a 10 Watt laser, compliments of George Fomitchev, CEO of Endurance Lasers.