The speeds that you show at the 0:53 do NOT match the etched speeds on the front of the wood (Ref: 0:44). Please fix that. [120, 140, 160, 180 , 210, 240] vs [120, 150, 180, 220 , 280, 300] , mm/min. Note: I own this Laser and use it to cut 6mm Baltic Birch Plywood (Rockler) at 150-180mm/min MAX. (4mm focus WITH air assist.) Does NOT cut through at 200mm/min Note: Cutting speed is also dependent on plywood manufacturer's glue.
Hi, thank you very much for the reminder. 0:53 marked speed is wrong, 0:44 is the correct speed when cutting. We will modify this video and will carry the Lightburn cut file.😁 Note:We are using basswood plywood. For Baltic birch plywood, which is denser than MDF, we have not tested it so far. 5mm MDF can be cut at 180mm/min in one pass.
The speeds that you show at the 0:53 do NOT match the etched speeds on the front of the wood (Ref: 0:44). Please fix that. [120, 140, 160, 180 , 210, 240] vs [120, 150, 180, 220 , 280, 300] , mm/min.
Note: I own this Laser and use it to cut 6mm Baltic Birch Plywood (Rockler) at 150-180mm/min MAX. (4mm focus WITH air assist.) Does NOT cut through at 200mm/min
Note: Cutting speed is also dependent on plywood manufacturer's glue.
Hi, thank you very much for the reminder. 0:53 marked speed is wrong, 0:44 is the correct speed when cutting. We will modify this video and will carry the Lightburn cut file.😁
Note:We are using basswood plywood. For Baltic birch plywood, which is denser than MDF, we have not tested it so far. 5mm MDF can be cut at 180mm/min in one pass.
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