Welke materialen snijden met de 40w laser

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Welke materialen en hoe dik kan ik snijden met de 40w laser.
Het gaat mij er om of ik 2mm aluminium kan snijden.
Vast bedankt voor elke inbreng

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I do not think that the 40W laser can cut 2mm Aluminium. Engraving: I suppose yes, but cutting? No chance…

Shop page says:

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EDIT: Out of curiosity I looked a bit around how much power you need to cut metal - we are talking 1 kW plus…

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Thanks for looking up

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Do you have the settings to engrave ss304 so I can “if it is possible” make different colors.

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I think this is an excellent starting point: https://support.snapmaker.com/hc/en-us/articles/22422547811351-Color-Laser-Marking-on-Stainless-Steel-Using-the-Snapmaker-Ray-40W-Laser-Module-Part-1

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Is the RAY 40w Laser the same laser as the one used with the A350 2.0?

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Yeah. Same module.

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Do you also know if Lightburn license is €107,95/year ore only once incl. updates It’s just for hobby
The tutorial from Hauke is nice but only workable with Lightyear

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They increased the licensing prices considerably, that’s true. Still, if you’re willing to spend a few hundred bucks for the laser, plus 1000+ for the machine - it seems like a bargain :slight_smile: But the tutorial should be doable in Luban - it would just be not that easy… And most recent Luban also includes auto-generated test patterns, that should help!

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you are right, but lightburn asks for an amount of 107.95 eu every year and than you still have a hobby license. I’am not a professional and it is for personal use. Thats why I don’t want to pay for it.

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Few quotes from lightburn page (source: How the LightBurn license works – LightBurn Software):

How the LightBurn license works
The short version:
The license is perpetual (aka forever)

Is it a subscription? No. You pay once, the software will work forever as long as you have your license key.

Does the license expire? The license key has an expiry date - a year from when you first activate it. When it “expires,” it’s still valid,

So i think that should not be an issue for a private user who wants to use a professional tool.

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