Marcin at 11:40, 23 April 2014

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			*Compressor - I bought a "Central Pneumatic" 1/5th hp airbrush compressor ($90 at Harbor
			Freight - but there was some kind of a special offer at the time - so I
			think I actually paid more like $60). It comes with an airbrush and
			paint containers - but the compressor doesn't seem to be any cheaper
			without that stuff:

			http://www.harborfreight.com/1-5-hp-58-psi-compressor-and-airbrush-kit-95630.html#.UzCicXVdXgg

			...58psi is 4 bar...and it seems more than adequate for the job. It's
			really quiet - certainly compared to the more deafening noise from the
			water chiller and vent fans! The amount of airflow seems to be plenty for
			the job it's got to do.

			The one on our #1 lasersaur has run 12 to 14 hours a day for a year
			straight now with not one single problem...the identical unit on our #2
			lasersaur has a few months of duty on it, and no problems there either.

			The fins on the top of the compressor do quite hot after 14 hours of
			continuous use - which would worry me if the machine wasn't working so
			reliably!

			I'm not sure whether it's "oilless" - but we're getting plenty of life
			from our lenses - so I very much doubt that it's doing measurable harm to
			them. There is an air filter on the output side which may be helping.

			-- Steve

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1. Opening the crate and which side to lay it on.

You should have gotten the box standing vertical on the long face. You can open it like this. Screws to open it should be marked clearly.

2. Air assist hookup? How much of that system is installed? What connection?

Oil-less air compressors work well. Many people use airbrush compressors for noise considerations. Exhaust hook up is best done on the Right side with a 500 CFM or bigger radial fan. Plenty of info is in the list archive.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/lasersaur

3. Electronics - are they connected?

yes

4. Tube - installed?

no

5. Vaccuum - what is needed for connector? Is there a connection flange?

This is the coupling on the entry panel:
http://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/result/?Keyword=MSBUL6
It mates with this tubing (extra is in the box):
http://us.misumi-ec.com/vona2/detail/110300310650/?HissuCode=PUT6-10-CB&PNSearch=PUT6-10-CB
This tubing has to be coupled with your compressor.

6. Power - are cords there or do I need one?

The entry panel has a standard C14 power connector like used on most PCs. There may be a cable with a US plug in the box. Not sure anymore.

In summary: what all do I need to go from un-crating to working cutter. I have an air compressor and shop vac I could use. We have 120 and 240 power.

Sure give the Shop vac a try. I am not sure it evacuates enough air. It also may not take long running hours well. Radial fans can be found at "hydroponics stores" for around $100.

In summary - from the current state - is it realistic for me to get it running by the workshop, if I am busy preparing other parts of the workshop?

Your guess is as good as mine.

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Marcin at 11:40, 23 April 2014

Marcin: Created page with "1. Opening the crate and which side to lay it on. You should have gotten the box standing vertical on the long face. You can open it like this. Screws to open it should be ma..."