The Thunder Laser Blog — Page 16
Laser cutting and engraving tips, machine guides, project inspiration, and news from Thunder Laser USA — Page 16.
Prevent Burning and Scorching When Laser Cutting
One of the skills CO2 laser engravers and cutters need to master is trying to avoid creating scorch marks on the edges of the engraving.
Grant Burrage·December 19, 2020
Everything You Need to Know About Laser Cutter Accessories
When you get a laser cutting machine, one of the most exciting initial considerations is thinking about what you’re going to make.
Grant Burrage·December 11, 2020
Comparing Laser Cutting vs 3D Printing: Which Technology Is Right for Your Project?
Laser cutting and 3D printing are two of the most popular digital fabrication technologies available today.
Grant Burrage·November 25, 2020
How Automotive Laser Technology Makes Manufacturing More Efficient
By 2022, the market for laser cutting machines will be close to $6 billion, and the automotive industry will be one of the sectors that will have a significant need.
Grant Burrage·November 20, 2020
Before You Start Working, Keep These 8 Laser Cutter Safety Tips in Mind
The ability of a CO2 laser to cut through almost any material like a hot knife through butter is legendary.
Grant Burrage·November 5, 2020
15 Ways to Use Laser Cutting Machines for Holiday Decor
One of the most fun and festive ways you can use a laser cutting machine is to create laser-cut decorations for Christmas.
Grant Burrage·October 30, 2020
Top 10 Benefits of Laser Cutting
For years, laser cutting was reserved for large industrial firms with the capital to pay for hefty, multifaceted machines.
Grant Burrage·October 15, 2020A Comprehensive Guide to Laser Cutting vs Water Jet Cutting
The two main processes manufacturers use when they’re cutting materials like metal or wood are water jet cutting and laser cutting.
Grant Burrage·October 10, 2020
20 Reasons Why Thunder Laser Is the Top Choice for Your Laser Cutting Needs
In the last few years, laser cutting machines have become accessible to the general population, instead of being solely the reserve of industrial entrepreneurs.
Grant Burrage·September 30, 2020