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*Cutting area 900 x 600 millimeters.
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*Cutting power max. 75 Watt.
  
 
==CAM==
 
==CAM==

Revision as of 10:14, 3 October 2011


Technical specifications

  • Cutting area 900 x 600 millimeters.
  • Cutting power max. 75 Watt.

CAM

  • 2D Printer driver from most CAD or ilustration software
  • From PDF

Tools

  • Tools here

Materials and configurations

Polipropileno / Polypropylene 0.5mm:

CUT:

  • Speed: 60%
  • Power: 40%

ENGRAVE:

  • Speed: 90%
  • Power: 15%

Polipropileno / Polypropylene 0.8mm:

CUT:

  • Speed: 60%
  • Power: 70%

Papel / Paper (thicker)

CUT:

  • Speed: 60%
  • Power: 30%

Papel / Paper (shine 1 side)

CUT:

  • Speed: 60%
  • Power: 25%

ENGRAVE:

  • Speed: 95%
  • Power: 4%

Papel transparente / Transparent Paper

CUT:

  • Speed: 75%
  • Power: 20%

Madera/ Plywood 3mm

CUT:

  • Speed: 15%
  • Power: 45%

ENGRAVE:

  • Speed: 40%
  • Power: 10%

Fieltro / Felt (white) 3mm

CUT:

  • Speed: 60% (70%)
  • Power: 30%

Fieltro / Felt (color) 1mm

CUT:

  • Speed: 90% (70%)
  • Power: 10%

Plexiglass 3mm Poly(methyl methacrylate)

CUT:

  • Speed:15%
  • Power: 60%

ENGRAVE:

  • Speed:50%
  • Power:15%

Cardboard Corrugated 5mm (2 layers)

CUT:

  • Speed:55%
  • Power: 45%

Machine workflow

  • If you are not going to use the computer in the Fab Lab, install the Epilog drivers in your computer (you can reach the machine inside the Fab Lab network).
  • Turn on the main fume extractor in the big laser cutter switch pannel (very important).
  • Turn on the small air compressor on the left hand side of the machine.
  • Turn on the laser cutter (left side of the machine).
  • Measure the size of your material board.
  • Open the hood and place the material on the metal bed without hitting the cutting head.
  • Once you are ready for printing, and if you already installed the driver, from your vector editing software press Ctrl+P or select Print.

Important commands

  • Important commands here

External links

  • External links here