Product# GF-ASM-00292. The Glowforge Pro is the ultimate option for home, business, or school. It prints truly enormous objects like furniture with the exclusive Pro Passthrough, allowing you to use infinitely long materials. Key Features: Laser Cutter / Engraver 45W Class 4.

Glowforge can cut wood, fabric, leather, paper, Plexiglas (acrylic), Delrin (acetal), mylar, rubber, Corian, foods, and more. Glowforge can also engrave all of the above plus glass, coated metal, marble, anodized aluminum, titanium, some phones, tablets, and laptops, and more.

Glowforge uses subtractive manufacturing while traditional 3D printers use additive manufacturing. A 3D printer builds up material, like plastic filament, layer by layer. With Glowforge, you'll put a piece of material like leather, wood, or acrylic in the machine and it carves out your product using laser light.

CO2 laser tube Glowforge has a custom CO2 laser tube operating at 10,600 nm that averages 40W for Glowforge Plus and 45W for Glowforge Pro.

The Glowforge Pro is an excellent choice for well-heeled hobbyists and makers, while the Plus and Basic models offer more affordable routes into the world of laser cutting and engraving.

Glowforge's powerful lasers precisely cut, engrave, and score hundreds of different materials. Beautiful, portable, and personal: take your crafting to the next level. Create millions of designs from hundreds of materials. Bring your vision to life with amazing speed and precision.

45W The Glowforge Pro uses a CO2 laser tube operating at 10,600nm and averaging 45W (the Plus and Basic models use less powerful 40W lasers), with the X/Y axis motors allowing the laser to engrave with 1,000dpi resolution.

The Glowforge Pro uses a CO2 laser tube operating at 10,600nm and averaging 45W (the Plus and Basic models use less powerful 40W lasers), with the X/Y axis motors allowing the laser to engrave with 1,000dpi resolution.

While you're busy creating, your printer's lid camera does a lot of work! It provides a view of your material and helps calibrate your printer during startup. So if the lid camera can't take a picture, you'll see a message in the app. Here's how to get back on track!

The Glowforge Pro is an excellent choice for well-heeled hobbyists and makers, while the Plus and Basic models offer more affordable routes into the world of laser cutting and engraving.

I was lucky enough to receive a pre-production Glowforge laser cutter and have been using it for 3 months. It has amazing capabilities for the price and 95% of everything I could want in a 40/45 watt CO2 laser cutter. Some features are unique, some are hard to find at this price point.

You can create Glowforge-compatible files from a variety of different software platforms like Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, CorelDraw, Adobe Photoshop, GIMP, Autodesk 360, & Sketchup.

Priced at $1,200, the Aura is a smaller version of the startup's existing main products: the Glowforge Plus ($4,995) and Glowforge Pro ($6,995) machines.

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Thickness varies by material. The Glowforge can cut some 1/2" (13mm) hardwood and acrylic; for best results, 1/4" (6mm) or thinner materials are recommended. Makerspace staff must approve all non-Proofgrade material.

Glowforge Wi-Fi Requirements You need Wi-Fi and internet connectivity to use your Glowforge. This lets you connect to the cloud servers hosted by Google, which we use to make many of the coolest features possible.