Recent content by keithd

As long as you are monitoring the laser while cutting, you shouldn't have any major problems. Especially if you have some water or a fire extinguisher nearby to take care of any flareups. I do know a guy though that had small pieces of molten acrylic falling and getting lodged in his honeycomb...

Thank you for the info James. That helps a ton. One follow up question: what is the advantage to sublimation printing over traditional printing? What are it's most common uses?

I've heard this term used a lot, and even seen sublimation printers. But what exactly does it mean? What is an example of sublimation printing? And what is it most commonly used for in the sign making industry? In other words, what are its strengths versus screen or regular printing...

Interesting, the irony is not lost on me that they are being sued for infringement.