Laser cutting is a slitting process with which it is possible to cut metallic and non-metallic raw materials of different material thicknesses. This is based around a laser beam which is guided, formed, and bundled. When it hits the workpiece, the material heats up to the extent that it melts or vaporises.
Hobby Laser Cutting Machine
What Will You Create with ATOMSTACK Laser Cutting Machines?
Hobby laser cutting machines provide a wide range of opportunities and possiblities. The versatility, speed, and precision of ATOMSTACK laser cutters enables makers, hobbyists, and entrepreneurs to produce everything from a simple machine concept to packaging to trophies & awards.
Laser machines can cut Cardboard, non-woven fabric, wood board, acrylic, some thin plastic board, sponge, and much more with such high precision and speed, giving lasers a clear advantage over other types of cutting technologies. ATOMSTACK laser systems are designed to be as easy to use as a paper printer, you can create a design in a graphic software program of your choice and print it directly to the laser cutting machine.
If you constantly find yourself engraving wood surfaces, the Atomstack S20 Pro can serve both purposes. There’s no limit as to what this potent laser engraving machine can do.
Laser Cut Models and Prototyping
Bring a design to life with a laser cutter. Create amazingly detailed miniature models and prototypes with an ATOMSTACK Laser system. A hobby laser cutting machine is the perfect precision tool for cutting plywood, balsa, foam board, cardboard, taskboard, and basswood to create prototypes and architectural models.
Laser Cut Precise Designs
Laser cut intricate designs in paper, acrylic, wood and more with your laser machine. You can laser cut layers to create 3D models, paper invitations, wood inlays, and much more - all with one laser. Your only limit with a laser machine is your imagination!
Engrave Highly Detailed Graphics
A laser's ability to engrave high-resolution graphics at top speed showcases the amazing motion control built into our laser machines. You'll be able to engrave images that truly astonish your customers, and help increase your business's product offerings and profits.
Laser Cutting for Leather
Once you've practiced with other laser cutting materials, you may want to try leather. It's an expensive material, but the results look great. You can make wallets, belts, purses, jewelry and more. When working with leather, make sure to hold it securely.
Suede is another soft leather that, while not as durable as the ones we mentioned above, can also be laser engraved and cut.
Wood for Laser Cutting
Wood cutting and engraving are two of the most popular applications for lasers because they can cover many different projects. From cabinets to picture frames to knife handles, ATOMSTACK laser systems are used in nearly every woodworking category you will encounter.
Wood is one of the most common materials for laser cutting. It is common for beginners and even professionals to use a laser cutter to cut wood to assemble, engrave gifts, and carve intricate patterns into a piece of wood. Obviously, you can laser cut most types of wood. Plywood and MDF (medium-density fiberboard) are commonly used as they are cheaper. However, bamboo is a great eco-friendly option.
Laser Cutting for Food
The benefits of using a laser marking machine on food By laser engraving logos and barcodes on food, you no longer need traditional plastic packaging or label stickers.
Laser Cutting Acrylic and Plastic
When you make acrylic with a laser cutter, you can create some truly stunning artwork. Plastic and acrylic materials are great for signage, jewelry, decorations, wall art, and more. Plexiglass, especially colored Plexiglas, is a popular type of acrylic.
Foam
Foam works well for creating inserts and seals, though you might consider using it for kids’ projects too. For instance, you could laser cut thick foam pieces to create fun, custom puzzles. While it’s not as popular for home projects as much as other materials, it’s still a good option to try out.
Cardboard
Cardboard is one of the most inexpensive laser cutter materials. It’s also one of the easiest to work with. Create everything from impressive business cards to model-building pieces. Typically, you can choose between corrugated, grey and cellulose. Grey and cellulose are the best options for crafting and model building.
Textiles
Laser cutting textiles is a newer option. Using a laser cutter on fabric is a form of digital embroidery. You can get similar results in less time. While leather is a textile, cotton, nylon, polyester and silk are also all options.
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