lasercutter_training
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| * High-power laser can cause burns or severe eye damage | * High-power laser can cause burns or severe eye damage | ||
| - | * High voltages (2kV) around laser tube | + | * Mains 240v inside control panel and high voltages (2kV) in control panel and around laser tube |
| * Materials can catch fire | * Materials can catch fire | ||
| * Toxic fumes may be produced depending on materials | * Toxic fumes may be produced depending on materials | ||
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| * awareness of laser and voltage risks, and which parts of the cutter should remain off-limits | * awareness of laser and voltage risks, and which parts of the cutter should remain off-limits | ||
| * powering-up and checking that the cooling and extraction are working | * powering-up and checking that the cooling and extraction are working | ||
| - | * know which materials may be cut safely (fire/fume risks) | + | * know which materials may be cut safely (fire/fume risks) and without damaging the cutter with Chlorine (PVC) |
| * the importance of monitoring the cutter while it is active (fire risks) | * the importance of monitoring the cutter while it is active (fire risks) | ||
| * checking the coolant temperature | * checking the coolant temperature | ||
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