Learned a hard lesson with the Atomstack A12 Pro Laser Engraver

Never underestimate the amount of fumes laser cutting can produce!
Here's the machine: atomstack.com/products/atomst...
And here are some of the different materials I got to test with:
Basswood: amzn.to/3U5plvf
Calvana: amzn.to/3RZNgt6
Plexiglass: amzn.to/3vHAWGC
Leather: amzn.to/3U9VhyG
Vinyl: amzn.to/3Ud94nV
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[@MichaelP-ns]

You should really watch Maker's Muse's video on laser cutter safety before buying or using a laser cutter.

[@XxTWMLxX]

Good ol' fake PVC leather! Awesome to breath in.

[@Lyrkan_]

Yeah, that's was really painful to watch... he pretty much speedrunned everything that you shouldn't do with a laser cutter/engraver.
- Don't cut/engrave vinyl or anything PVC based (it CAN kill you)
- Don't cut/engrave something if you don't know what it is (even if the leather was actually leather the way it is tanned can introduce really nasty things)
- Don't move the machine while it's running
- Don't run it in a closed room without any ventilation/filtering
- Don't run it with an animal nearby
- Don't leave it unattended
- Don't use glasses provided with those cheap machines

[@CGGC0202]

first rule with those laser engravers, NEVER trust the glasses they give you ...

[@revtoyota]

Get Lightburn it is the best software for lasers out there. It's worth the few bucks it costs a year to use it.
As for venting put the laser in an enclosure and vent it outside. Just about everything has a coating on it these days and ALL of them off gas nasty stuff.
Ohh and always use the air, it keeps the lens on the laser clean and the edge (side) of the board you are cutting from charring. It also helps with engraving use a low setting.

[@Pro4TLZZ]

Dont doubt the lase

[@Cameronsutubes]

Would this be the first time reading instructions Jason 😮

[@TimOsman]

Get lightburn its $60 i think. I don’t mnd the smell of burning wood so i put a fan behind it and turn it on, smell is light but no smoke. My cheap sculptfun can do 3m vinyl, wood, cement, etc etc.

[@RavenRaven-se6lr]

Could you tweak the laser to a 30 w retro fit

[@hazy33]

And this folks is why USA'ers need their very own special safety instructions.

[@mitchellstl]

Fior ventilation, get a window fan. Have it blow the air out the window.

[@bojakcates2817]

try lightburn

[@connectdotstars]

Lasering vinyl creates hydrochloric acid gas

[@joseph-montanez]

Hannibal Lecter will be reaching out in regards to your human skin collection.

[@RavenRaven-se6lr]

Your a gadget man - me to

[@luvnotvideos]

Yeah, I think that piece of leather you burned was chrome-tanned - meaning you were breathing chromium fumes. Not good.

[@CantankerousDave]

Especially for his dog and cat.

[@genevievehoulton5433]

Hello,Jason. May I get reply from email?

[@SirHackaL0t.]

Shaky video like this gives me a headache.

[@TechySpeaking]

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[@davidflorey]

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