extractor fan leak
Posted: Wed Feb 19, 2020
Hello from Scotland,
I'm a newbie to lasers and have just received my Chinese Voiern 9060 80W laser (my retirement present to myself after 30 years in the Fire and Rescue Service).
My initial idea was to purchase a small desk top size Chinese laser to use in cutting out model aircraft parts (wing ribs, bulkheads etc.) but after watching Russ's laser tutorials i realised the many other uses a laser provides, so opted for a size that i could 'future proof' and use for other things.
I have encountered a problem with the 'bouncy castle' type fan provided with the laser in that it leaks around the outlet flange. I have temporarily stemmed the leak using epoxy resin and silicon sealant but wonder if anyone can recommend a more robust and powerful extractor fan as i don't want to inadvertently poison myself. I have fitted a Carbon Monoxide and smoke detector in my workshop as a precaution.
Kind Regards,
Kenny.
I'm a newbie to lasers and have just received my Chinese Voiern 9060 80W laser (my retirement present to myself after 30 years in the Fire and Rescue Service).
My initial idea was to purchase a small desk top size Chinese laser to use in cutting out model aircraft parts (wing ribs, bulkheads etc.) but after watching Russ's laser tutorials i realised the many other uses a laser provides, so opted for a size that i could 'future proof' and use for other things.
I have encountered a problem with the 'bouncy castle' type fan provided with the laser in that it leaks around the outlet flange. I have temporarily stemmed the leak using epoxy resin and silicon sealant but wonder if anyone can recommend a more robust and powerful extractor fan as i don't want to inadvertently poison myself. I have fitted a Carbon Monoxide and smoke detector in my workshop as a precaution.
Kind Regards,
Kenny.