u/3DModeledAmericanPie

Hi I'm looking at buying a second hand

Refox Fiber laser model number LM-80B 6watt 110/220v.

However I cant seem to find this model online and I'm wondering if this will let me engrave metals to any significant depth. everything I find on it says this is is for removing the glass back from iphones, but "could" be used for other things. I know typically fiber lasers need about 20 w lasers to do this. Can someone with experience on this give me some guidance on if this will work for my art needs?

Ive been going to the grocery stores around venice and santa monica and they're all spoiled on the shelves(strong smell of blue cheese)? I bought a couple that I thought were fine and they were completely rotted on the inside, and the water smelled like blue cheese. Where can I go that would absolutely have a fresh one?

Selling full color cmyk printer in Santa Monica area

The model is the Projet 660 Pro

maximum build volume of 254 × 381 × 203 mm (10 × 15 × 8 inches)

prints up to 4.8 million unique colors

2k or open to any offer as long as you pick it up.

https://preview.redd.it/a8gbqzcbyv7h1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2566472463343558ae416500f11920e6c0076ffd

https://preview.redd.it/jijbjzcbyv7h1.jpg?width=960&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9c1e82e8d0c1c369335dc38e58eee4b0a947ca3b

https://preview.redd.it/7dp7nzcbyv7h1.jpg?width=1864&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1865b0fb22be20bd68701cececdda077e62e1eaf

Hey, I need to sell an industrial grade full color 3D printer (projet 660 pro), does anyone know a good place to sell or pawn that to? otherwise I'm just going to take it in for scrap.

Hey people,

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I'm a toy designer and I need to make an armature for a toy I'm prototyping at my home studio. The problem is, typically the armatures for this are simple twisted metals, but for this i need to do something more complex. so I've designed a mold to be able to consistently get what I need in shape. However, I need to figure out an alloy that when melted and poured retains its bendable non brittle qualities. Typically aluminum or steel is used for the wire but I know when melted and solidified those metals form a crystalline structure that makes it more brittle.

long story short: I need to find a metal to pour that when cooled retains the bendable abilities of aluminum or steel wire.

Ok so my problem is actually with chorizo, I just figured a hot dog was more relevant to most people. I know what goes into any type of sausage really, I know that chorizo and hotdogs have the same strange but not inedible ingredients. And I like the taste of both. But I accidentally saw the ingredients on some chorizo and now I cant bring myself to make the rest of this stuff, I bought a ton because it was on sale and I like it on a cheesy potato with onion and peppers. What can I do to get back on track?