I did this like three different times, acrylic is not cheap. it runs once, the the start new task window pops up, I touch start and the head does not move up to where the top of the circle is located, it moves a bit to the right and begins cutting through the left part of the graphic. The buffer sends it to the machine and engraving begins.
Then I check the start box and the start task. Again without making many changes, i do go from one to two repeats. The settings screen comes up and with very little change I 'start task' the window goes away and I click on the red cut line then touch the cutting icon. CorelLaser sits in the upper right corner, then when I am finished, in this case, I touch the engrave icon. ONE of the learning pieces is that I do not use Laserdrw. I will respond to all at once because I think all of you had similar and variation in your ideas at the same time. This COULD be the problem here, but I'm thinking not because of the small area involved, and because he ran the jobs separately. So far it's only done it on one particular job. I now do test runs on most of my color-change jobs. I shot a video of this happening, it would do it every time I ran it. For some reason the controller sent the speed change to the steppers early before they were stopped from the previous speed (or late?). I experimented with moving the 2 images (just small triangles) so the move was left to right rather than right to left as before, and the shift still happened. The space between the moves was about 4", and the alignment shift was around 1/4". The shift occurred while the head moved from the one graphic to the other, the speed noticeably increased during the move, and the stepper motors didn't like it. The 2 colors had 2 different speed/power settings. >addendum< - I have run into an issue, more than once, with my Triumph where switching from one color to another color caused an alignment shift. Nothing is ever out of place, because everything is based on the full-table border, not a random plate or image size. The reason for the perimeter border is, no matter where ANYthing is placed on the table in Corel, that's exactly where it will be placed in the laser software, and exactly where it will engrave in the machine. They all just disappear from the screen once I turn off that color. Because of this, any text notes to myself, other graphics etc I always color 30% black, and send those to the machine too. This border ALWAYS gets sent to the machine's software, so I always have to turn off the 30% black color. I have the hairline 30% black border around the table. What I do to insure alignment is that I have a default table saved in corel that's 1300 x 900mm, the machine size. In this case, turn off the magenta and run the black raster, then vice versa to run the cut. Just run the colors separately in 2 jobs. Sending both images to the machine at the same time should fix the problem if that IS the problem.
LASERDRW 3 CUTTING OUT OF ORDER SOFTWARE
And Chinese lasers and software will do that! in short, the images may be getting sent to the laser based on the lower right corner of each image rather than the center of each image. The extra distance the image is below the circle closely corresponds to how far it the image must move down to adjust for center due to the small hole. Looking at his off-center graphic, after the adjustment the 2 images are fairly close to being aligned at the bottom right corner. I'm thinking if Roy is sending the images to the engraving software from Corel separately, the issue may be simply alignment differences between the two uploads. So I attempted to move the Circle as in the attached and that helped but it seems like I should not need to do something like that to get the cut to do what I need.Īny ideas on what setting or command I am missing/not setting that is causing this very consistent problem? In other words it started cutting the through the left side of the graphic, not as it looked on screen. The engraving started fine and when finished the cut started on the R of the RANGER. I sent the graphic to engraving first, then the cut circle. The graphic was set at 40mmx40mm and the circle 60mm圆0mm. I vectorized this graphic then drew a circle around it so the graphic is centered on the lower side and I put an 8 mm hole at top. In the drawing the the crest is in the middle318505 Someone suggested that I export it as a jpeg to place here. Remember I asked a question about a project where I have a graphic that is supposed to be cut out in a circle.
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