For anyone wanting to see it cut, here is a more recent video kzread.info/dash/bejne/f4WOysavY92bedY.html

@nirmalchamara5126

2 жыл бұрын

good evening sir i would like to learn about laser cutting machine because i work an lesar maching

@johnmiller7356

Жыл бұрын

For overseas transactions, do "irrevocable letters of credit" through a bank.

Many thanks for sharing your experience. I got my 1000 W machine in December 2016. I have been using it daily since then *average 6 hours a day and 6 days a week* At that time our US friends did not even want to talk about Chinese machines. I m 67 now and I have some guys working for me, my work is mainly making quotations, preparing DXF file for Cypcut and managing the company. It was a very difficult experience because few information was available and the machine manufacturers did not have the culture of client support and documentation. Many videos were available here but useless since they just show a fiber laser machine cutting some metal pieces. I almost learned everything by myself and I will be glad to share my experience with any new comers to this field.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome, glad to hear it. What country and state are you in ?

@usamairfan7372

4 жыл бұрын

How much?

@vivizhang6083

4 жыл бұрын

I' m a salesperson from China. Many customers only choose the lowest price, they don't care about the quality. hen there is something wrong with the product, it is said that the Chinese product is not good.

@panan7777

2 жыл бұрын

@@vivizhang6083 So far I have "finished" way too many chinese machines for my friends, having totally idiotic solutions, that I'll pass anything made in china. A friend bought an engraver, against my advice, come way more floppy than advertised and finally spent the same amount as he would on quality self made machine. Precision parts, motors, machining, are cheap these days and you KNOW what goes into the machine. Another could NOT get the seller to provide cutting head parts, instead he kept getting offers for a new machine. so had to have them made locally. This machine might be specially tuned and finished to lure people to buy. Sorry, you have built a "reputation" over the years. There might be some good, honest machine builder somewhere, that actually have some engineering knowledge, but sending this amount of money over? NEVER. When US made Lenox hole cutter cuts 170 cuts and chinese fails at first cut, when high quality 316 stainless elbow casting is just a little less magnetic than stainless, when mill divider has 20% functionality, because idiot used slide bearing instead of needle, making the head self locking and barely useful, a belt grinder where the bed, table and motor are "secured" with a SINGLE M6 bolt against turning, when a DRO on lathe starts doubling the real distance if set to show two decimal places, instead of three, when you have to drill thru the readout, because there are an M4 threads instead of holes and HOW in hell do you bolt this on lathe on a thick solid cast bed? in 4th dimension ? and and and ....I can go until morning with this....SHIT.

@jean-marcrampersad5591

7 ай бұрын

Hey I have been trying to commision one at work but having some problems. Can you assist?

I came across this great video and channel as a result of a KZread suggestion. Hats off to you for your guts and general attitude. This stuff is not for everyone but for those with the capability who may be considering such a path yours is a very lucid description and analysis. I bought an older Syil X4 mill which I found needed some attention after I got it home. Like you I know I will get it going and I could not afford to get into this any other way. Your comments about layout, wiring, software, documentation etc of course apply to something made back then. However you are clearly showing how to turn the amazing productivity of China to your advantage with a little of your own know how and enterprise. As a result you are creating employment instead of unemployment. Kudos to you.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Peter, appreciate it. I have been interested in the Syil mills for sure. You got it up and running yet ?

@petergoose8164

4 жыл бұрын

@@turbocobra I have got 4 axes running under Mach3 but not spindle and in the process have learned plenty about hardware and software. When I get that working a lot of finessing still required. May be a little while yet but we'll get there.

Wow, I'm very happy for you, Gary! Looks like a nice machine and I am SURE you will get it all figured out. Can't wait to see what you will be making with it!! Congrats!!

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you sir, will see how it all works out!

Man, this is super cool! Very interesting seeing you go thru the learning curve and evolve into the nice work it's capable of. I'm sure you'll do some awesome parts with it.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

yes sir! its been fun so far, pretty excited to see it cut

Just noticed your TruCut machine in the background. Loved those. Was our first CNC Plasma Table 9 years ago. That was a GREAT company. Sad they closed down.

Looks incredible Gary.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

thank you sir, hopefully it will be cranking out Rock Star microphone stands before we know it ! lol

I think everyone in the diy community would like you to stop calling it a diy laser cutter because you did not build it. I own a cnc plasma cutter that I assembled but I don’t call it a diy cnc

Cool.Be interesting to see it when it is up and running.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

its running now, will have some video soon

Nice machine you got there. I been running laser's for years now first was a Trumpf 2500 co2 laser now a Mazak 4k fiber full automation with sheet loader and unloader. You can't beat the cut quality of a laser. I'm looking into getting a plasma table for personal use in my garage to start out with still looking for the right one. Seen your trucut G3 plasma I'm very impressed with it. Thanks for your videos and all your explanations of everything. If you have any questions with any cutting conditions in the tech table I may be able to help you out some.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome Brian! thanks for watching and i defintley may need some help!

@brianwoll9224

4 жыл бұрын

@@turbocobra in one of you next videos when you are cutting can you show the parameter screen on the laser so I can see what setting are adjustable for what your currently cutting. Gas setup I would do a bank of oxygen that usually consist of 12 oxygen bottles. If cutting with nitrogen you need to make sure it produces enough gas. You will use a good bit of nitogen if cutting stainless due to the much higher gas pressure needed. You may may run into assist gas pressure issues if the liquid nitrogen don't turn into a gas fast enough. Also if ever cutting any galvanized always use nitrogen as the assist gas.

Thanks for all your videos. We bought our first CNC Fiber Laser. 3kW w. the typical China setup. Ours is the Au3Tech S2000 System/Software. Almost done finishing install and setup. (Chiller coming in a bit late). I am the kind of guy who will never give up until it works and we operated and built our own Plasma Tables. We also have a bunch of robots for which we built our own arm end tools. So, hopefully we get this going just well. We already got the laser welding down (handheld 2kW) and love it. As everything, once you learn the stuff, it seems simple. As always the devil is in the details. Wondering if you have any info on Au3tech software ect. We bought your other videos on your website and hope to extrapolate info from those to the Au3Tech software. Rather than re-inventing the wheel. Possible we will do a Au3Tech video once we have it all down and go into daily production and after we gather some real life experience. We do have experience with China Imports and I have been traveled gone there. There are some great companies to deal with and of course there are the scammers. We dealt with China over 15 years ago, and things changed dramatically. They learned a lot. The overall machine built quality on the frame is good. Its the details you have to rework a bit. Sloppy wiring, missing screws, stuff like that. Our machine came mostly fully assembled. BUT as you said, some electrical connections they forgot to tighten screws ect, so basically we reworkled and also double checked all the wiring and made our own wiring diagram. The biggest challenge are the poorly translated manuals for all the components. We had to download all the manuals from all the suppliers (cutting head, MCC, Proportional Valve ect.). Also, ours came with a Chinese Windows. We simply wiped the hard drive / popped a new harddrive (SDD) in and installed a new Windows 7 Version. Some of our videos of the robot stuff here. kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y4RmttONYse8gLg.html

Good luck with it! Looks like a fun challenge.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

yes sir, been fun and a challenge.

Do not complain with the look of the wireing, it just perfectly matches with your workshop wireing

Great video, thanks for making it! I'm looking at fiber lasers now and hope to be buying one in the next couple of months. Trying to figure out if I can live with a 1KW and trying to figure out what brand to get. Just joined your Facebook group and am wading through all the info there...looks like it'll take awhile!

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Awesome, lots of good discussion over there!

thats awesome, congrats.

Great tips, thank you for sharing.

Can't wait to see how it works.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

yes sir, should be pretty cool

@ZILAwelds

4 жыл бұрын

Ramsey Customs - turbocobra how thick is it supposed to cut?

I love your videos,not for business,just sharing, I can not love more

Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing.

thanks for sharing your info

Thankyou for sharing this, Very good!

cool almost looks like the one i work with during the day (a bodor cutter) !

what type of safety glasses / goggles do you use while operating it?

There some heavy duty casting's, Its a nice setup seems like a solid machine everything that is not on point is a relatively easy fix.

That thing will be AWESOME!!!!!!!

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

thanks buddy!

Awesome video man

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

thanks!

LOOKS GOOD

Very Happy for you!!!!we are gonna be good friends!!, I'll be sending you some drawings for parts to be cut by you!!! Cheers from Toronto Canada!!

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

sweet! happy to cut your parts for sure, but not sure about shipping costs to canada ? email me your drawings and material requirements and i can get with you on pricing. gary@ramseycustoms.com

It would be good of you to help with the process you went through, and clearly say you are on your own to learning anything that is new in this process.

@turbocobra

Жыл бұрын

This is now a business for me. I import/sell/install/support these machines. I handle all of it so you dont have it. of course I charge a markup to provide this turn/key service

Great video. I bought a couple of cnc machines in China and even more conventional machines. Never was really disappointed, but as you said if you are not (very) patient, then better don't buy this kind of machines. CHINESE always will do their best to help you, but their understanding of problems is not always same as we see it. But at the end of the day will always be OK.

lot of machine for relatively humble money , ill keep watching with interest.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tom, and yes you are right

Please be careful since this machine doesn't have an enclosure. This is a class IV laser and will cause irreversible damage to your eyes. Make sure you and anyone in your shop are wearing the correct eye protection for this wavelength.

@cnccarving

4 жыл бұрын

pending on power it can cuts your finger but honestly with common sense you can avoid accidents the big machines 4-7 kw has full enclosures and table can slide in-out from work area

@camdenhobby3940

4 жыл бұрын

Good laser, nice video. Thank you from Russia.

Do you need to run nitrogen or co2 for cooling the laser..can it run with just a water chiller

I'm 99% sure the Chinese version of Windows 7 comes with the English language pack. You can search youtube for how to change windows 7 language to see which buttons to click.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Interesting, I need to check that out!

@weshowe51

4 жыл бұрын

@@turbocobra Should be in Control Panel - Region and Languages. Although finding that when it's in Chinese could be a challenge. The icons are probably the same though.

@kkrp6962

4 жыл бұрын

@@turbocobra Google translate phone app; view the text translated to English with your phone camera

@carmenhuang8965

4 жыл бұрын

@@weshowe51 Chinese company doing export business will use English totally!

Wow thats a lot of machine there. Want to see it run.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

You say that now, but after i make 10 videos in a row of it running you will want to see something different lol... hopefully in a day or 2 there will be some videos of it running

Tech tip i learned from my kid. Using your smartphone on the google search bar click the camera icon, take a picture of the chinese writing and select translate to english. Some things still won't make sense but it helps.

great video!

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Congratulations - great video! I know a company in California that paid $500K for an American made 1KW fiber machine last year. 😱

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

wow thats crazy!

@michaelpellecchia4166

4 жыл бұрын

You can buy a 3 KW dual pallet changer machine with a dust collector, chiller 2 year unlimited hour parts.labor and travel warranty, installation, unlimited training during the warranty, life time phone support, delivered, that will cut 1" steel for well under $500. I sell them, so I know. Your friend spent too much on his machine.

@robertbarraza2773

3 жыл бұрын

@@michaelpellecchia4166 what brand?

@michaelpellecchia4166

3 жыл бұрын

@@robertbarraza2773 Mitsubishi. We have millions of dollars in parts and over 65 service techs spread around the country.

I won't to get a lazer cutting machine and I was wondering how thin will it cut and how thick and how accurate is it?

Nice vid. Which chinese manufacturers do you recommend.

Maybe I didn't catch it but how much did you pay for shipping and much does 1cbm of sea freight from China to USA usually cost?

Gary sounds like a it was a lot of work to get to this point. You mention the language barrier I take it there is little to no documentation like schematics and P&ID drawings? Looking forward to seeing the software and how it cuts.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Bill. Very little information. Some of the components have some info, but the overall is largely undocumented. They have provided me hand drawing/schematics of the things i have needed, and some of those are unclear, and i am not the best at figuring it out, but overall they have been super responsive and its been a fun learning process.

All Chinese Fiber Lasers of similar kind seem to share the same linear bearing/rack mounting design...I think the design files get around fast in China! I'd even say that the motor/gearbox models are shared verbally or visually, which is why you will see most similar Chinese machines use Yaskawa servos ;) But, overall the process works for them and gives them a good enough profit margin to sell to US customers...not to mention, since China selectively enforces the patents (...if that), companies like Raytools (who make the fiber laser power sources) can thrive by going around major global players like IPG (which owns majority of the fiber laser patents) and offer lower pricing.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

well said! Although i didnt know raytools made a power source?

@leoxiao5228

4 жыл бұрын

@@turbocobra Raytools is a cutting head supplier instead of a laser source manufacturer, not to mention that Raytools is a chinese own company, Mr Paul got it wrong with that

What is the solution for laser breakdown due to overheating

We installed a similar one in our shop in September to supplement our waterjet and replace a plasma. We chose a 1.5kw machine with the raycus laser. Total cost installed (including shipping) was under $90k (after 25% tariffs! ). We run ours all day everyday without problems. We cut steel up to 3/16 inch at I think 2 meters a minute. Completely transformed our business. We run oxygen at a cost of $140 a month. No consumables other than that. One thing to ask for or make sure yours has is automatic focal point adjustment. The 1kw machines sometimes have a manual system for focusing the beam. In our opinion the incremental increase in cost to jump to a 1.5kw machine made sense for the extra speed. If you need a lot of support and handholding this is not the machine for you. But if you've been cutting on a cnc plasma or waterjet and take some time to understand how the laser is cutting you will be fine. There are enough of these machines in the states that support is reasonably okay with usa based technicians. But quite frankly other than a minor issue at startup this machine is our best purchase ever.

@Paramvirsinghwahla

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Mark, Could you please tell me the name of manufacturer? I am importing 2KW from Senfeng Leiming laser .

@markwrichards

4 жыл бұрын

@@Paramvirsinghwahla I think ours is the same. They all seem to come from one factory and are then resold under different names in the USA by different companies. Ours is a Bescutter from Rose Graphics. But the name Senfeng is on the machine. The laser is Raycus. Wow...2kw! That's going to be fast!

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks Mark. This machine has auto focus and its dialed in on the cut parameters in cypcut.

On the rear of the table, what is the solid surface that appears to take up the back 3rd of the cutting table top?

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

exhaust fan for down draft system. Thats about 4 ft of the length that could be designed different so the fan was mounted exterior to your shop for sure to save space

thank you sir for sharing this info, my future project is to get one of this machines

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

awesome

@bettylee7250

4 жыл бұрын

You can also check the working videos on my page

@Bridgette5566

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, I am Bridget, I work in a Chinese professional laser cutting machine manufacturer called GRS, glad to hear that you woud like to have a laser machine in the future. If you want to know more things about the laser cutter or need a laser soultion, you can contact me. I am experienced and would like to give sound advice.

@crystalzhang348

3 жыл бұрын

How are you dear? I am Crystal from Ruijie China specializing in fiber laser cutting machine.Are you looking for it ? May I help you

@dxtechlasercuttingmachine

3 жыл бұрын

hello sir, are you interested in this machine? kzread.info/dash/bejne/had20aqwlNC-kdI.html

nice video

If I could get one a tenth of the size, or even just half, I'd be very interested indeed, but as far as I can figure, it either supersize or galvo (I think that's what it's called, i.e. non cnc), when it comes to fiber lasers. it really bugs me. Any recommendations will me much appreciated.

Dude, Check our Penta for sure we can speak, write, and speak English. And Penta is one of the top laser equipment manufacturer.

surely the whole point is that you share what system you used to mitigate the risk

Really cool monster machine! What are you going to make with it?

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

thank you sir... not sure ... hopefully laser cut parts! :)

How feasible would it be to buy the laser source, cutting head & cooler then mount it to a plasma table? Seems like going that route you could make something similar to this for a small fraction of the cost. ...assuming you already have a plasma table that is.

@turbocobra

3 жыл бұрын

yea, not really feasible, most plasma tables are built with fairly lose tolerances in mind and would never be able to produce the g-force acceleration, Z movement, and overall rapids to make a laser head work properly. Laser tables are not just a plasma table with a laser head

It seems to me like there's a market for these things in the under 20K range. Maybe even 10K. For "extreme" hobbyists. Units that don't have all the bells and whistles and are maybe half the size.

any regreats 4 years later ???

Awsome👍

what company did u buy it from?

You said in a previous video in the description click the link to where you bought it, how much you paid for it… all that stuff, where you got it, and now I am at this video and it’s not in the description . so where is the information on this laser, what is it, where do you get it, and how much did it cost…..please

How do they compare to water jet? I’m in the market for upgrading the plasma, was leaning towards water jet but I wasn’t aware of fiber lasers. May join the group for more info and others take on them

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Cool, come join us. Lasers are super fast and accurate in thin materials. For thicker materials water jet and HD plasma really shine. All have their pros/cons

Can you please tel the final price after all shipngs etc etc, thanks

did I miss the brand name? Or was it really not mention in this whole video? I was waiting the whole video to know what brand it is.

Greetings, I have watched all of your videos and am currently negotiating with a few companies in China. Your videos have really helped with the process! From what I can tell, all of the machines are basically more or less the same design with minor variations. Some have extruded gantries and some (like yours) are cast...but otherwise they all seem to be the same basic design. I am interested in a Racus1500W Fiber with a Ray Tools head. We are looking at Prima, DX Tech, Oree and G-Weike. I believe I heard you mention in one of your videos that you were considering G-Weike but decided in the end that the Prima was a better fit? I am leaning toward the G-weike and was wondering what your thoughts are about G-weike (and their products) and why you ultimately decided NOT to go with the G-weike machine? Thank you again for the great videos!! Ed

@carlosrios3452

Жыл бұрын

How did you do with your purchase? I'm currently negotiating with Oree Laser. Please share your feedback. Thanks

@JinanGoodCutCNCMachineryCoLtd

Жыл бұрын

​@@carlosrios3452 How much is oree laser fiber laser cutter ？I am just kind of curious.

does it has CSA certificate?

very difficult for me to watch this. I'm not sure I agree with your decision. But your very brave to go online.

What's the annual Depreciation this machine?

The manual tube chuck will be hard to use.

@zhezhang1931

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed, when you choose pipes cutting attachment, you can choose manual type or pneumatic type. The working efficiency of Pneumatic type is way higher, around 20 times.

You're a brave man for importing something that expensive directly from China.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

It has worked out well so far, machine runs great. I have already imported several more helping others out. There are good companies and good people to work with in china

100% agree with you! The computers,TV,cars are made in China,why can't the laser cutting machines made in China? Besides,there are also many Chinese oversea salesman speak very good English even this is not their mother language. If you need support,pls kindly feel free to contact me!

@abdulrazzakkath7232

4 жыл бұрын

Can you please email your contact info. My email address is arazzakkath@yahoo.com

how much this fiber laser cutter?

Have you heard of anyone having error 35, something like "code 35, servo amplifier pulse too high". I met a guy today with an older Chinese machine that's throwing that message, driving him crazy.

I'm interested in buying a fiber Laser cutter, but I am not in favor of buying one from China because a) of all the cons you mentioned above, b) of the clumsy craftsman involved, and c) the operators manual (at instances you have to be a magician to understand what it means), and d) it is impossible to communicate in plane English. One must use signs and body language to make it thru. I own a Chinese machine and I know what I'm saying. I also have a 5 axis robotic router from the States and, I run it for 10 years now, ALMOST trouble free, and every time something comes up, there is someone at the other end who can understand of what I'm saying, and even more. But since the buying of a Laser cutter is in our plans in the near future, I'd like to see it working, I like to see the capabilities of the cutter, speed, whether an enclosure around it is provided or not, etc. Thank you for all the trouble u went in giving us details of the cutter.

I can't help to keep from staring at that sad 3 wheel stool.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

lol no doubt

@dm-zx7xb

4 жыл бұрын

I know. I feel like there is always some part of something that is floating off of the floor in his videos lol

What is a fiber lazer anyway? Does it run on wheaties? Seriously though, I've heard of co2 lazer but never a fibre.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Google fiber laser cutters, you will find out what they are about.... Co2 lasers are still around, but fiber lasers are more effient, faster, etc

@bettylee7250

4 жыл бұрын

fiber laser is for metal cutting, low cost co2 laser is for acrylic and wood cutting, that is the best solutions for factories. Some years ago, many factories work with 3kw or 4kw co2 laser for metal cutting, but that cost too much and maintanace is expensive, so fiber laser is becoming more popular right now.

@brand0n1620

4 жыл бұрын

I run a 4k Co2 laser and i cut mild carbon aluminum and various grades of stainless steel. Not wood or acrylic.

@bettylee7250

4 жыл бұрын

@@brand0n1620 If you only cut mild carbon steel, aluminium and stainless steel, 4kw fiber laser will be much better than your 4kw co2 lasers. You can check how much consumption for your 4kw co2 laser and how much money you need to spend for comsumable parts one year for your 4kw co2 lasers. The consumption power for 4kw fiber laser is only 37kw and consumable parts for one year is around usd1,500.

this is out of topic but, I really don't understand that why in the u.s the inch system used. it comes to me so strange and difficult. when someone says a dimension in inch or feet, I can't even imagine that dimension without converting it to metric :)

Don't complain... you're better off with Win 7.

“I’m not willing to share that”. Stops video. Nah, I’m good thanks.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

lol.

Was this your first laser you ever worked on?

@turbocobra

8 ай бұрын

haha yea

what power and company is the laser source?

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

1KW Raycus

You're not going to share how you protected yourself at 9:45? Wow man, just trying to figure out why this information would be held back?

So this unit was about 50k? What is your max cut with assist?

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

3/8 carbon steel with the 1KW power source. This machine can support up to 3KW power source that can cut 3/4 carbon steel

$50K..........Better be a little man in the crate to help you do the wiring! ! ! ! The table looks awesome and well built. I just can't imagine why they would have you do your own plugs and wiring :(((((

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

yea that's the most disappointing part, but they usually send their own experienced engineers to install them and i opted out of that to save $$

How much 6000W

i hope you enjoy a cold shop! because your doors will be open all day long, I have been told by someone that has one, that the ventilation on those are horrible, his employees basically need to be wearing a breathing mask all day due to how bad it is when cutting

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Yes sir, you are so right. I am in texas, we usually have winter days in the 50-70 degree range, so its not bad right now. i don't have an exhaust hooked up yet

@leoxiao5228

4 жыл бұрын

Ventilation system will alleviate the situation substantially

@patprop74

4 жыл бұрын

@@leoxiao5228 Sure to China standards perhaps! but to North America standers! Here, we like our employees to live longer and work in a healthy environment.

@leoxiao5228

4 жыл бұрын

@@patprop74I guess Mr Ramsey have a different opinion about it

@user-eg7eg6tz6w

3 жыл бұрын

someone has one told you that ventilation on those are horrible must be a poor guy, choose cheap price fiber laser machine

Did you get rid of the trucutcnc?

@toddmiles1429

4 жыл бұрын

Oops I see it now.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

yea i still have it, its a great machine, i love it

You get what you pay for. It looks crusty as frig, because it is! For example those wires you pointed out. They actually go into these cable trays and not across the rhubarb like that. I bet this machine didn't cost more than $100K. Also, keep in mind that the Chinese government grant-aides these machines.

@turbocobra

3 жыл бұрын

its rough around the edges. Its a badass running machine though, that was almost a year ago, and this things rips through sheets on a daily basis, more than paid for itself.

@niceguy391987

3 жыл бұрын

@@turbocobra you have to watch what you cut with it. Depending on it's wavelength, it's not suitable for all materials. If there's to much reflection, you could damage the beam source.

I am Vanessa from China, I am gonna tell you that we can speak very good English not only typing😂

What was the price?

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

60K

Whats the brand of the machine?

@turbocobra

3 жыл бұрын

Prima

Is it 1kw or 1.5kw machine?

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

1KW

Hi im from poland, how much does it cost ?

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

I covered it in the video. $60K US

@leoxiao5228

4 жыл бұрын

@@turbocobra You got a good deal at this price, but on-site installation&worker training should have been provided with it, maybe you should purchase it from a bigger sized manufacturer in future。

ive tried 2 times to join your facebook group

@turbocobra

7 ай бұрын

yea well, I am way behind on approving new requests, its huge group now and we dont let everyone in so it takes time to get through all the requests to make sure we keep out the spammer, sales people and impatient people

Is it just me or is that stool missing one of it's wheels?

@precisionarc

4 жыл бұрын

actually its missing 2 🤣

@DimensionMachine

4 жыл бұрын

You sir are living on the edge!

Your electricity bill is about to go through the roof!

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

you sure about that? My plasma table has a Powermax85 with #6 gauge 3 phase wiring, and my air compressor has 60 amp 3 phase breaker, both have to run to plasma cut parts, and neither of those will be running with the laser and it has 10 gauge wires. so it should go down

Hello sir this machine which company??

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Prima press

Thank you for supporting American made.

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

Yep, just like you. Your using a cell phone made in China. You drive a car or truck with parts made in china, and you drive on roads that are maintained by machines that are made in china. nice try though

@waynec369

4 жыл бұрын

@@turbocobra As if I had a choice where the phone was made? As if I had a choice where Ford sourced their parts? As if I had a choice where the road contractor bought the equipment? Lame come back

@turbocobra

4 жыл бұрын

My point exactly! Its the same with Lasers. The one I bought has german linear rails, swiss made laser head, american schniender contactors, was built in china. There are similar machines made in china and sold under US brand names for a higher price. The ones that are fabricated in america are loaded with imported parts.

Hi I am 6kw fiber laser cutting machine operator from india

@turbocobra

2 жыл бұрын

Nice !

I wonder how much percentage of the parts in that machine is from china. If made in USA parts are even more than 50%, I'm willing to pay three times.

@Bridgette5566

3 жыл бұрын

Hi, I am Bridget from GRS laser company, which is a professional laser manufacturer in China. Are you looking for a fiber laser cutting machine? We have laser cutters from 1-15KW and offer customization. We import machine parts from famous brand all over the world. If you are interested, feel free to contact me or my channel :D

@crystalzhang348

3 жыл бұрын

How are you dear? I am Crystal from Ruijie China . We specialize in fiber laser cutting cutting machine about 20 years. Do you need now ?

is it rubbish

Your stool is missing a wheel 🤣

@turbocobra

3 жыл бұрын

its actually missing 2 now, need to find someone with a welder or some kind of fabrication equipment to get the nuts welded back on that the casters thread into, wonder who??? lol

@KittyMeowMeow.88

3 жыл бұрын

Missing two wheels.

any update how the machine is doing over 14 months in? How is it ? pros and cons after a year?

@turbocobra

3 жыл бұрын

look at my youtube channel, i have 20-30 videos showing how its doing !