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I looked into it deep enough to get a no from my wallet. I was using a big Epilog at the makers space and it easily and cleanly cut 1/4" acrylic. But that was big, as in floor standing. I think the lase was 40 watts. When the maker's space closed the asking price on that was $9800. Epilog makes smaller units and you can cut a given thickness by making multiple passes, but were still talking serious money, i.e. thousands for new. A CNC machine might be in my future (the distant and foggy future). They are cool in there own right, but the available lasers are really directed more to etching. In the meantime I have discovered that one of my turning club mates has a desk top Epilog laser. In principle he's willing to do some cutting with me, but there's this dang pandemic. -
No, not much drama at all. Just a mild "thunk" & then dead quiet. Then there's a blue cloud that forms above the saw -
I bet the sound on the first time scares the crap out of ya and the second time, it just pisses you off?
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