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Revision as of 22:30, 8 August 2017

As of May 2017

The laser is alive and well. Development of a tutorial guide is underway. For information, please contact Matt Plonski <matt at tralfazsolutions dot com>, Pete Soper <pete at soper dot com>, or Michelle Mayfield <molamoladiver at yahoo dot com>.


Getting Started for Beginners

This section is intended for folks just getting to learn or just returning to using the Splat Space laser cutter. Expand the table below for step by step instructions.

Turning on the Machine Instructions
01 Laser-Room-Corner.jpg
  • The laser is in the back right corner of the makerspace main room.
  • There is a switch for the duty light over the computer
02 Laser-Table.jpg

* Here, you can see the PC, laser cutter, and various tools. The power switches are on top of the desk just behind the monitor.

03 Micrometer.jpg

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04 Laser-Fan-Cooling-Airpump-Power-Switch.jpg

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05 Wake-Screensaver.jpg

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Full Spectrum Support Information

Todo List

  • Get the ethernet cables and switch, et al AWAY FROM THE LASER so that when folks are forced to do custom connections they don't render the laser unusable by disturbing its connection to the PC. A separate, dedicated switch with a well marked connection to the wired ethernet that is well hidden behind or under the laser cutter desk is in order, with the "regular" ethernet switch that people are modifying from time to time conspicuous but several feet away from the desk.