LAGUNA LASER | MX

CNC LASER EDUCATION

CO2 CNC Lasers work by basically bouncing light emissions back and forth between mirrors until the beam is strong enough to pass through a partially transparent mirror at the tip of the router head. Going a little more in depth, the mixture of Hydrogen, Carbon Dioxide, Helium, and Nitrogen is what allows the process of population inversion to occur once an electrical current is added to it. The key to the formation of the laser beam is in the Nitrogen atoms though, since Nitrogen is able to maintain an excited state for longer than other elements. Once the Nitrogen comes into contact with cold helium atoms, photons (light) are released.

Tutorial For Using VCarve Pro and RDWorks

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Laser Engraver Design

Laser Engraver Design.mp4

Simulation of my first Laguna Laser design

The actual design on the project

Moon Knight Symbol

Moon Knight.mp4

Simulation of Moon Knight Symbol

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Video of the Moon Symbol being scanned and cutout on wood on the Laguna Laser

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Simulation of a Spaceship design

Transparent Plastic Spaceship design