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Wibb
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Hello world

Post by Wibb »

Hi folks,
Just in the process of buying a 6840 and hopefully will have it up and running before the end of the month :D
My background is doing CADCAM work for a sheet metal fabrication company, We run a Bystronic Bystar 4025/6025 4.4kw laser which chomps through steel like you wouldnt believe.

I thought about getting my own laser to keep me busy in the weekends and so I find myself here with a little help from an old pal (Spooky).

All the best

Simon
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Re: Hello world

Post by Daven »

Hi Simon, welcome to the fold! ;-)

Dave
Using two LS3060's and an ex 3020 user
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Re: Hello world

Post by Spooky »

Si,

I'll give you a call when I get back from B&Q, just run in the new tube and it's cutting like a dream :)

cheers

D
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Re: Hello world

Post by PhillyDee »

Actually, a hello world for the laser would be a good idea (Apart from the focus piece!)

My Makerbot had a dodecahedron as a hello world item. And the first life the motherboard had was a blinking ready light that just went Flash, Flash, long flash!
http://www.tmbelectronics.com - Electronics, tools, hobby tools, power tools, and much more!

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technomupet67
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Re: Hello world

Post by technomupet67 »

Hello and welcome.

Got a 6840 myself a few months ago, still learning...simple squares were my first cuts.
Just finished my makerbot as well and printed a cube...as my hello world nothing as fancy as yours...

Since managed to laser cut a few boxes with m3 screws slots for my Arduino/seeeduino projects, and printed some 3d knots on my makerbot!! Still a lot to learn which is what I was looking for when I bought the machines.

All the best
Oli
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Re: Hello world

Post by Wibb »

Just got a call from Chris, my 6840 should be arriving momentarily :D
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