Access to laser cutter

Posted on Mon 30th, December 2013

• #1

big_daddy_wayne

Anyone have access to a laser cutter at work/college - need some simple shapes cut out of 3mm perspex from an .eps file

Will pay for your time and materials of course

ta.
• #2

BeauNidle

Could be wrong, but not sure a laser cutter will work so well on perspex - water jet cutter may be better?
• #3

bluebikerider

That's what understand as well, try a local sign maker..some have them for large plastic signs.
• #4

moog

Laser cutting is fine with perspex.

Can't help out at the moment Wayne, might be able to in a few months though (for future stuff).
• #5

big_daddy_wayne

I've had a fair bit of perspex laser cut, ed - I need it for the end of Jan so I'll hit you up for the deets of your guy if nothing else comes through, cheers

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