Yeah it does but I'm trying to avoid doing that. The time savings will only be a few minutes per batch tops, so its hardly worth changing my text color every order. I was just hoping there was an...
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Yeah it does but I'm trying to avoid doing that. The time savings will only be a few minutes per batch tops, so its hardly worth changing my text color every order. I was just hoping there was an...
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Perhaps I didn't explain very well, a setup like this is relatively common. Is there any way to run all of these jobs, without it tracking back and forth between jobs 0, 1 and 2? As it is it...
I often do hundreds of pieces a day on my trotec speedy 300, sometimes items that I do up to 50-60 of at a time. Is there a way besides making each job a different color, to make the laser do each...
I encountered something kind of similar when the pair of finger screws on the laser head that keep it attached to the moving part were loose, maybe check that?
The two urns on the right are done in a rotary engraver, not with a laser. Thats just how they come out, whatever base material it is they have under their layer of paint comes out really well.
Urns, urns and more urns! Nothing nearly as impressive as what you guys do, but my work ends up in the hands of a lot of people and the customers are happy with the work I'm doing. Thats whats...
I appear to have solved my own issue, for anyone curious even if you pre-dither an image before importing it into corel draw, apparently when sending it over to jobcontrol it can potentially be...
I'm trying to etch an image onto a piece of acrylic but whenever I run it I get a grid of dots where there should be white space. I've checked my source image and it doesn't have it, and cleaned my...
I'm not sure how many of you have used a Vision Max rotary engraver, but its a pretty finicky piece of hardware that is essentially impossible to realign an urn in once you've taken it out. I ran a...
That was my hope, it seems like a large part of the issue is the glaze is refracting the laser because different coloured glazes etch differently, but the glaze ends up filling in the engraved area.
Hello folks, I've inherited the job operating a trotec speedy 300 from the outgoing etcher and without complete training I'm really struggling to find a setting to engrave these kiln fired ceramic...