Hi All,
I’m hoping to get some stuff laser cut this weekend, and with the Hac:man
cutter down can anyone recommend an alternative?
Best wishes to Bob!
Chris
Chris…laser cutter is working…new tube etc
Used it yesterday with no issues
AlexOn 7 Feb 2015 12:18, “Chris Ball” chrisballprojects@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I’m hoping to get some stuff laser cut this weekend, and with the Hac:man
cutter down can anyone recommend an alternative?Best wishes to Bob!
Chris
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Thanks Alex!On Saturday, February 7, 2015 at 12:20:48 PM UTC, Alexander Lang wrote:
Chris…laser cutter is working…new tube etc
Used it yesterday with no issues
Alex
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Chris
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For future reference, FabLab also have a laser although you should
check whether it’s available first. Fred Aldous have a huge one in the
basement but will require an induction session, which is part of the
£20/hour I think they now charge.On 7 February 2015 at 12:18, Chris Ball chrisballprojects@gmail.com wrote:
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I’m hoping to get some stuff laser cut this weekend, and with the Hac:man
cutter down can anyone recommend an alternative?Best wishes to Bob!
Chris
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Fred Aldous site says £25/hr + £30 required induction hour for the first
time (or £1/min if you send them a file and they’ll do it themselves for
you!)
I believe FabLab’s is free but you need to buy your own materials and book
it through their website.On Saturday, 7 February 2015 12:23:24 UTC, Jim MacArthur wrote:
For future reference, FabLab also have a laser although you should
check whether it’s available first. Fred Aldous have a huge one in the
basement but will require an induction session, which is part of the
£20/hour I think they now charge.On 7 February 2015 at 12:18, Chris Ball <chrisbal...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:
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I’m hoping to get some stuff laser cut this weekend, and with the
Hac:man
cutter down can anyone recommend an alternative?Best wishes to Bob!
Chris
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FabLab require you to go through an induction before you can book their
equipment.
For stuff that’s too big for our baby laser cutter there’s also Laser Lea,
again £25 p/h, (who I’ve not used but have talked to, they’re very
friendly) http://laserlea.com/
AFAIK Laser Lea don’t require you to have an induction first.
T.
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email: tamarisk.kay@gmail.comOn 7 February 2015 at 22:53, Jake Causier jake.causier@gmail.com wrote:
Fred Aldous site says £25/hr + £30 required induction hour for the first
time (or £1/min if you send them a file and they’ll do it themselves for
you!)I believe FabLab’s is free but you need to buy your own materials and book
it through their website.On Saturday, 7 February 2015 12:23:24 UTC, Jim MacArthur wrote:
For future reference, FabLab also have a laser although you should
check whether it’s available first. Fred Aldous have a huge one in the
basement but will require an induction session, which is part of the
£20/hour I think they now charge.On 7 February 2015 at 12:18, Chris Ball chrisbal...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
I’m hoping to get some stuff laser cut this weekend, and with the
Hac:man
cutter down can anyone recommend an alternative?Best wishes to Bob!
Chris
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