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Stay Safe

When using a diode laser engraver, it’s crucial to prioritise safety. Not all materials are suitable for laser engraving, and some can release harmful fumes or ignite when exposed to a laser beam. By following these tips and using safe materials, you can enjoy the creative possibilities of  engraving while minimising risks.

Safe Materials for Laser Engraving:

  • Wood: A popular choice for laser engraving, wood is readily available and easy to work with.
  • Acrylic: This versatile material can be engraved with intricate designs and is perfect for creating personalized gifts and home decor.
  • Leather: Leather can be engraved with beautiful patterns and text, making it ideal for custom accessories and home goods.
  • Paper and Cardstock: These materials are commonly used for creating invitations, cards, and other paper crafts.

Laser Engraving Safety Tips:

  • Ventilation: Ensure proper ventilation to remove fumes and smoke generated during the engraving process.
  • Eye Protection: Always wear laser safety goggles to protect your eyes from harmful laser radiation.
  • Fire Safety: Keep flammable materials away from the laser and have a fire extinguisher nearby.
  • Material Compatibility: Research the specific properties of the materials you plan to engrave to avoid unexpected reactions.

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