Line Marking on Glass using Co2 Laser

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Howto & Style

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• glass
• marking
• laser-marking
• laser-etching
• laser-engraving

[TheNinjaBoy13]

:b :P same shit

[rbneville]

@cyphre117 i know you posted your comment a while ago but after some time the co2 tube does need recharging(replacing the gas) and its not pure co2 either. It contains a mix of co2 helium hydrogen and nitrogen. And your correct about one side is a total mirror and one side is a partial mirrir

[speakeasy512]

thumbs up, ;ъ , d**k heads

[pavolbihary]

looks like "made in china" laser

[cyphre117]

@tarmack520 I'm not an expert but i dont think so. As far as i know the co2 is insde a sealed chamber with a semi silvered mirrorat one end which only the light penetrates. But like i said i'm not an expert. I wonder if the CO2 need replacing after its been used alot?

[tarmack520]

cool, thanks for the info.

[rbneville]

no theres a co2 tube inside. the laser beam is passed through then off several mirrors to the engraver head.

[tarmack520]

does it need to cO2 to be supplied?

[PS3GlitchesChannel]

strong laser. :O

[Vercron]

hahahahahahaha