Snapmaker Artisan Update #3 | Artisan’s Pilot Prototype in Action
Hi makers,
Many of you are asking to see Artisan in action, so we did a project for each function. Hope you enjoy the videos below!
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This is really cool, will the laser module also be equipped with a air assist too? There are some videos on the internet how people build it themselves with high air pressure. Seems that the results can be much better with high pressure air. Now rolling out this superior product, I think this is a missing feature
Hi Steffen, thank you very much for your suggestion. The 10W Laser Module is not equipped with an air assist. However, the unique wind channel inside the 10W Laser Module provides excellent wind pressure, blowing the fumes away as the laser beam cuts into the material, sending the fumes directly into the grids of the Laser Engraving and Cutting Platform, which then get channeled out, reducing their interference on laser machining.