Hi all
Anyone here using the gantry 3D system with their laser? (gantryco.com). If so, How is it? What software do you use and is it worth it?
George
Hi all
Anyone here using the gantry 3D system with their laser? (gantryco.com). If so, How is it? What software do you use and is it worth it?
George
Last edited by Keith Outten; 02-11-2010 at 1:32 PM.
those are finished 3D Designs, so no special software is required. You only need the software if you wan't to make 3D Designs yourself. If you search forum, you will find many posts - this has been discussed a couple times before
Andrea
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Just look at the power they run to test the image and try to adopt you machines setting to somewhat match. I have to make 2 to 3 passes with my 35 watt to get a good finished product.
I have one of the sample pieces from Gantry, and the 3d quality is excellent. Its cut in a dense wood, that probably makes a difference in shaprness.
Dave
Epilog 35 W 12x24
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From their website you can actually have a test file emailed for you. I tried it and it worked great, despite them saying that with a 45w laser it wasn't going to be able to do much. They recommend high power lasers to get the best results, but it can be achieved by running several runs.
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1 pass on my machine for a 3.5" x 3.5" image was about 6 mins. if I remember right.
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