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Laser Lowdown, the All Things Laser podcast

Welcome to Laser Lowdown, the All Things Laser podcast, with your host Louie Alvarez.

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Episode 8: Laserable Materials 2/2 WebPage link | Audio link
Episode 7: Laserable Materials 1/2 WebPage link | Audio link
Episode 6: Laser Accessories WebPage link | Audio link
Episode 5: Explanation of Lasers 4/4 WebPage link | Audio link
Episode 4: Explanation of Lasers 3/4 WebPage link | Audio link
Episode 3: Explanation of Lasers 2/4 WebPage link | Audio link
Episode 2: Explanation of Lasers 1/4 WebPage link | Audio link
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Introducing Laser Lowdown, the All Things Laser podcast!

Checkout the Laser Lowdown Podcast, All Things Laser! Where we cover laser engravers, laser cutters, laser markers, laser etchers, CorelDRAW, Internet and anything else that the laser user will find useful.

Future show topics …

  • Tips & tricks, shortcuts and tutorials
  • Laser Systems: Discussion of the various systems on the market: Engraving, Cutting, Marking, Etching. Small to large format.
  • Add-ons: Atomic Art full color laser engraving, Deep Stone Carving, metal marking solutions
  • Accessories: Rotary attachments, table mats, cutting tables
  • Tutorials: How to… tutorials, accompanied with videos.
  • Materials: Discussion of the many materials on the market that are used on laser systems and some you may not know of
  • Software also will be covered since our lasers are no more than huge doorstops without it: CorelDRAW, PhotoGrav, Photoshop
  • Applications: MS Outlook, MS Excel, MS Word, Quickbooks any that our industry uses or could find useful.
  • Internet due to the vast yet overwhelming source of information available: Forums, Sources, Support,
  • Industry in general: Trade shows, such as ARA, A&E and others, Magazines, Leaders, Publications, Books
  • People of the industry, I look forward to interviewing some of the movers and shakers of the industry, the long time, well known members of our industry.

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Date Posted: 17 Jan 2009 @ 05 27 PM
Last Modified: 22 Feb 2009 @ 09 54 PM
Posted By: Louie Alvarez
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  1. Louie Alvarez Louie Alvarez says:
    February 4, 2009 at 7:23 pm

    Well thank you very much Dan. My radio show voice came back to me after about 9 years off air, thank goodness :) I am definitely interested in your procedure, give me some details and I can incorporate it into an article, a podcast or a tutorial. Thanks for the site compliment, been working non-stop for about 2½ weeks, forgoing the gym, staying at it till as late as 4:30 in the morning to get ready for the ARA show, my grand opening/release.

    BTW you going to make ARA? Coming up soon.

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  2. Dan Dan says:
    February 4, 2009 at 7:19 pm

    Well, after listening to one of your podcasts, I have to tell you…

    You voice is very easy to listen to. That’s a gift!

    I have a procedure for determining where one needs to set the table in order to obtain the correct focal distance if you’re interested in it. I developed it about a week after I got the GX and I think it works great. I had to move the table from what the manufacturer had it set, (you kow me… I can’t leave things alone), but I did so only after calling them and confirming that the focal point is supposed to be located exactly on the material’s surface and not within the material anywhere.

    Awsome site dude!

    Dan

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