When you're working on larger lasers like Thunder or Aeon, you'll often hear people talk about raising the acrylic off the bed of the laser when cutting.
One of the main reasons this is done is to eliminate flashback. Flashback is basically the laser hitting the honeycomb laser bed, and causing burn marks on your acrylic.
Raising it off the bed with a few pieces placed selectively means you eliminate flashback.
Applying Adhesive tape to your Acrylic
This is how we apply Orabond to your acrylic! We use Orabond Adhesive from CMB and a cold roll laminator you can find on Amazon. The trick is to apply zero to minimal pressure once you lay it on yo...
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Cutting Adhesive Without Applying it to anything first!
The other day someone asked if anyone had cut adhesive like 3M or Orabond without actually applying it to their acrylic first, and I was excited to take on a fun and quick challenge! While I'll s...
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