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! Name !! Engrave !! Cut !! Max thickness !! Notes !! WARNING
 
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| Acrylic (aka Lucite, Plexiglas, PMMA) || x || x || 1/2" || Cuts well, leaves a smooth polished edge. Higher powers ca leave smoke/scorch marks along edges ||
 
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Revision as of 05:02, 18 October 2015


Approved Organic Materials

Name Engrave Cut Max thickness Notes WARNING
Acrylic (aka Lucite, Plexiglas, PMMA) x x 1/2" Cuts well, leaves a smooth polished edge. Higher powers ca leave smoke/scorch marks along edges
Ceramic x
Cloth x x
Corian x x
Cork x x
Delrin x x
Fabric x x
Fiberglass x x
Glass x
Leather x x
Marble x
Matte Board x x
Melamine x x
Mylar x x
Paper x x
Pressboard x x
Rubber x x
Wood x x
Wood Veneer x x


Approved Metal Materials

Name Engrave Cut Notes
Painted Metals x
Tile x
Bare Metals x
Anodized Aluminum x
Brass x
Coated Metals x
Stainless Steel x
Titanium x
  • CO2 lasers will engrave metals when coated with an added metal marking solution.