[joshpit2003]

Hey guys,

I've got a new laser coming, and
I would love to hear what materials you guys (safely) cut, and where you purchase those materials.

Thanks.
-Josh!

[Nolan Yang]

wood, acrylic, paper are ok. but I don't know where you can purchase these materials in your area.
http://www.thunderlaser.com/category/materials

[brian257]

Welcome to LaserBits The World Leader In Laser Engravable Products and Training is one good source. You can get acrylic from Home Depot or Lowes.

[Ctyankee]

As far as what you can cut and engrave, there is a lot out there. I find for wood depending on size and thickness I buy from Home Depot, Hobby Lobby, Balsa USA etc. Acrylics and plastics I buy from Johnson Plastics, various other things from JDS. The sky is the limit being there is so much out there to use. I find for engraving vs cutting i use paper to do practice runs on especially before I engrave on a customers personal item. While you are learning you will go through a lot of material just learning the basics hence using paper.

[wklaserliu]

Hi Sir,

it could cut and engrave all non-metal materials and soem metal materials ,our co2 laser cutting machine is ok, so yours also ok.

Quiven form gweike laser

skype: wkquiven
[email protected]

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