Cutting Colored Acrylic - Atomstack A5 M50 Pro (5.5-watt Diode Laser)

This video goes over my settings for cutting (and etching) on various colors of opaque acrylic using the Atomstack A5 M50 Pro diode laser (5.5-watt) and the Lightburn software. This is a re-upload of a video from earlier today that had some issues.
The acrylic sheets I used ranged from 2.6mm up to 2.87mm (advertised as 3mm when purchased, but what can you do?). Unlike a lot of other materials, there was not any special prep work or configuration needed. I peeled the protective film off the acrylic, plopped it down on my honeycomb bed, and started doing material tests to find what worked for each of the colors.
I am trying something new and added text overlays to the various setting sections of the video to make it easier to see, please let me know in the comments if it's distracting or causes any challenges for anyone.
Good luck to everyone with their lasers!
00:00 Intro and Finished Results Details
11:00 Important Caveats and Safety Call-outs
13:11 Start of Material Setting Details
13:46 Black Opaque
14:13 Gray Opaque
14:50 Dark Green Opaque
15:00 Light Green Opaque
15:38 Orange Opaque
15:48 Red Opaque
16:15 Red Glitter Translucent
16:43 Pink Opaque
17:11 Purple Opaque
17:33 White Opaque
17:46 Speed Comparison (what it actually means to you)
19:19 Etching Black Opaque
19:27 Etching Gray Opaque
20:30 Etching Red Opaque
21:03 Creating Stacked Text Earring Designs
Color spectrum graphic from -- www.thoughtco.com/the-visible...

[@chuyaye]

where to find the material?

[@CubicleNinja]

I’m sure there are better places, but I just got it on Amazon. This is the red I used:
a.co/d/1rpyAfW

[@bukymanitasmanualidades3042]

Que parámetros usó para el acrílico blanco?

[@CubicleNinja]

White doesn't work very well with my laser. The ones that are cut out in the video were done with these parameters:
30 mm/min, 100% power, 5 passes
Unfortunately, it has to go so slowly and with a lot of passes so it tends to deform the shapes.

[@zlive9731]

Tes akrilic gold

[@CubicleNinja]

I tried several of the metallic / glittery acrylics and couldn’t quite get the settings dialed in to get a good result with crisp lines with my laser.