You'll need to have a way to vent the air and smoke from the laser, either outside or through a high quality air filter made to filter laser exhaust. They cost more, but will save you money on replacement tubes in the long run. Passive is a radiator system, and it can only get the water as cool as the room air (really not even that cool, they're not 100% efficient).Īctive uses refrigerant to cool the water, and should be matched to the power of your machine. The more power, and the longer you run the machine the more heat can 9and will) damage it. I only use it to lift my Z up when my laser starts (it's probably not something you'll have to deal with, Trotec does it, most don't)Ĭhillers are important. Have you looked at Boss laser? They're pretty similar to OMTech, but might have an option for you.Īs for the bells and whistles. What happens when your internet goes down? Or their cloud service? What happens when the company goes belly up and they brick your laser?
They require an always on Internet connection and don't allow you to interface with the laser without going through their cloud service. They aren't a fit for me and the size is restrictive of my current situation.ĭump the glowforge from the list. Honestly GF fits my requirements perfectly, but I worry about all the bad reviews.Īnd please don't recommend the OMtech lasers.
I would love some feedback on any of these machines. Internal vs External Chiller (will be inside A/C room).I have narrowed down to these models, even though they don't all have the pass through abilityĪlso what are some of the most important features when using your laser: Ability to make longer cuts than the standard bed size (highly preferred).I am looking to start a small business so I do need something reliable. So I've done extensive research and narrowed down my options and I would love some feedback on these options only.
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