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And it worked great with just the 1 pass! Everything came out beautifully. I wrote about the experience on my blog [http://austintoombs.com/laser-cut-raspberry-pi-case/ here]. |
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[[Category: Austin's Projects]] [[Category: Laser]] |
[[Category: Austin's Projects]] [[Category: Laser]] |
Latest revision as of 16:32, 11 July 2013
This raspberry pi case is an instance of this thingiverse project. We set the laser to:
- power: 90
- speed: 10
- current: 80
- passes: 1
And it worked great with just the 1 pass! Everything came out beautifully. I wrote about the experience on my blog here.