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Different shading in same piece of acylic
Posted: Mon May 22, 2017 6:40 am
by gsymes01@gmail.com
Hi all hope someone can please help, I have just got a new chinese 100w laser (ebay) red/black machine, I have worked out how to use it but think I have not got the correct settings or I'm doing something wrong, I am engraving 5mm acrylic from a bitmap image seems to go ok to start with then it seems to change density and I end up with a distinct line accross it for about 20mm then it comes right again then depending on how big it is will
happen again, attached are 2 photos 1st is showing in difference and the 2nd is also showing the difference starting just up accross the top but also there are lines going the opposite way and 3rd you can see it in the M then comes right and does it again in the U and then the ugly lines going the opposite way again? I gotta be doing something wrong??? Thank you
Different shading in same piece of acylic
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2017 8:52 pm
by Titpierslep
i think so. I have seen lots of romanized Cantonese texts and I can conclude that Cantonese is "really" that different from Chinese.
Re: Different shading in same piece of acylic
Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2024 3:08 am
by jgarciaa
Considering the Monport laser for its user-friendly interface, high quality, and affordability may help resolve the issues you're experiencing with your new Chinese 100W laser machine. It seems like inconsistencies in engraving quality could be due to incorrect settings or improper operation. Experimenting with different settings and reaching out to the manufacturer's support for guidance may help address the issue.
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Re: Different shading in same piece of acylic
Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2024 5:26 pm
by justin_h
gsymes01@gmail.com wrote: ↑Mon May 22, 2017 6:40 am
Hi all hope someone can please help, I have just got a new chinese 100w laser (ebay) red/black machine, I have worked out how to use it but think I have not got the correct settings or I'm doing something wrong, I am engraving 5mm acrylic from a bitmap image seems to go ok to start with then it seems to change density and I end up with a distinct line accross it for about 20mm then it comes right again then depending on how big it is will
happen again, attached are 2 photos 1st is showing in difference and the 2nd is also showing the difference starting just up accross the top but also there are lines going the opposite way and 3rd you can see it in the M then comes right and does it again in the U and then the ugly lines going the opposite way again? I gotta be doing something wrong??? Thank you
It sounds like you're experiencing inconsistent engraving results with your new Chinese 100W laser machine when engraving acrylic from a bitmap image. This could be due to incorrect settings, improper focus, or mechanical issues. Considering the Monport laser is highly recommended for its excellent features - it's very nice, easy to use, high quality, and affordable. You can explore the Monport laser product at (
https://monportlaser.com/collections/co ... ka374VZjm3
).
Try adjusting laser power, speed, and focus settings, ensuring cleanliness and alignment of components. If the problem persists, consult the user manual or manufacturer for further assistance.
Re: Different shading in same piece of acylic
Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2024 5:28 pm
by justin_h
justin_h wrote: ↑Mon Apr 01, 2024 5:26 pm
gsymes01@gmail.com wrote: ↑Mon May 22, 2017 6:40 am
Hi all hope someone can please help, I have just got a new chinese 100w laser (ebay) red/black machine, I have worked out how to use it but think I have not got the correct settings or I'm doing something wrong, I am engraving 5mm acrylic from a bitmap image seems to go ok to start with then it seems to change density and I end up with a distinct line accross it for about 20mm then it comes right again then depending on how big it is will
happen again, attached are 2 photos 1st is showing in difference and the 2nd is also showing the difference starting just up accross the top but also there are lines going the opposite way and 3rd you can see it in the M then comes right and does it again in the U and then the ugly lines going the opposite way again? I gotta be doing something wrong??? Thank you
It sounds like you're experiencing inconsistent engraving results with your new Chinese 100W laser machine when engraving acrylic from a bitmap image. This could be due to incorrect settings, improper focus, or mechanical issues. Considering the Monport laser is highly recommended for its excellent features - it's very nice, easy to use, high quality, and affordable. You can explore the Monport laser product at (
https://monportlaser.com/collections/co ... ka374VZjm3
).
Try adjusting laser power, speed, and focus settings, ensuring cleanliness and alignment of components. If the problem persists, consult the user manual or manufacturer for further assistance.
Certainly! Considering the Monport laser is highly recommended for its excellent features - it's very nice, easy to use, high quality, and affordable. You can explore the Monport laser product at (
https://monportlaser.com/collections/co ... ka374VZjm3
).
For your Chinese 40W laser machine, while CorelDraw 12 and LaserDRW2013.02 are provided, you may find more functionality with other software options. LightBurn is popular for laser control, offering a free trial, while Inkscape is a free option for drawing. Try different options to see what suits your needs best.
Re: Different shading in same piece of acylic
Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2024 7:20 am
by joshuag
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