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If you can vent outside, then yes it will work. BOSS sells the PAT filtrabox systems if venting outside is not an option.
https://filtrabox.com/product-category/laser-fume-extractors/

A buddy of mine was talking about building a router for milling 1/2" aluminum and acrylics. We got to talking about drive systems. The idea of a belt driven system came up. I couldn't find any major...

Sounds like the the laser tube is arcing electricity. Check to make sure the electrical connectors no the laser tube are securely fashioned. If they are loose, the electricity may arc to the sides of...

seems similar to how glowforge started

How do you like your bystronic machine? Sorry to bring up an old thread, but it's worth shot.

You can use nitrogen as an assist. Ambient air contains oxygen which can help burn the wood. Nitrogen would not. But then you'd have to get nitrogen tanks and that could be a big hassle/expense. It's...

I have used lasers in the past. I was wondering what if someone sells a machine that has a CNC router and a laser in one? This would be for projects where I would be milling 1/4" aluminum into any...

I've had a great experience with BOSS. From the sale to support.

I would recommend you give them a call. That site that mtechus provided has nothing but great reviews about support.

Herby's right. Gold is better but if you have been happy with the results of your silver mirrors then why spend the extra money?

You should be able to buy another dongle for for about $60 from your manufacturer.

Sounds like there could be some protection on such as a water protect or possibly a read switch. Some machines will only fire if the lid is closed. Could it be that?

The roller on the right is pretty common. Hurricane, BossLaser, Epilog, FS, etc. all sell that type of roller. The trick is getting the one that connects to your machine properly.

Is this occurring on the same y-axis position? Otherwise, the front left power and the back left power are the same?

What power is your tube? If it is a 40 Watt tube (I'm assuming maybe because of the name "bell 40") you should be cutting 1/4" soft woods and 1/4" acrylic. You might want to check the alignment of...

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