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I'm thinking you might need a low end co2 laser. Router was my thought but I wonder about chipping. I know cpr uses laser but many places won't cut plastic with laser due to fume extraction
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I'm thinking you might need a low end co2 laser. Router was my thought but I wonder about chipping. I know cpr uses laser but many places won't cut plastic with laser due to fume extraction
I am assuming this is like the bare minimum you would be able to get away with but I have no idea.
https://www.amazon.com/Orion-Motor-Engraver-Cutter-Exhaust/dp/B01EJDH1BO/ref=sr_1_6
Would still love to know anyone who is doing this on a home user type piece of equipment.
Quoted from KJS:I'm interested how plastics are made. petg, printed or silkscreened then cut? or cut then printed?
All my custom stuff has been on acrylic reverse digital print then clear petg protectors under neath.
No one I have found is able to print on petg and cut.
The plastics I've purchased from jjp as a whole set or the custom ones cpr has made for me are reverse printed on a large sheet, white coating behind and laser cut.
Thanks for the input everyone. Now to decide.
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