What Are the Functions?

The Dremel Laser Cutter can be used to engrave or cut through a variety of flat materials. This is our most user friendly laser cutter, with simplified steps to print from start to finish.

Common files: to engrave (.jpeg , .png , .pdf), to cut(.svg, .pdf)
Bed size: 20 inch by 12 inch by 0.25 inch
Class 4 hobby laser: The laser emission is dangerous to our eyes and skin. The machine has a coated lid that will protect the patron from the laser.
40-watt CO2 laser
Uses liquid cooling system called the hex box.
Has a BOFA filtration system to filter everything out of the laser cutter.

Why Choose This Cutter?

It has the ability to take pictures of the cutter bed, so you can capture images of materials you want to engrave/cut onto, or you can turn an image into a traceable image to engrave/cut onto a material.
No internet connection is needed.
There are recommended settings for a variety of materials.

What Are the Disadvantages?

Cannot edit or create images in this software, you will need to use Photoshop or Illustrator.
This is a hobby cutter, so it has a weaker a laser than the Epilog.
Bed size is smaller than the Epilog.
Has limited depth and cannot use a rotatory tool.

What Software Does It Use?

Dremel DigiLab Software Dremel Digilab icon

How Much Does It Cost to Use?

There is no cost to use the machine, but patrons will need to provide their own materials.

Is It Reservable?

Yes, they can reserve the machine on the makerspace website. There is an option to walk up and use it if it's open.

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