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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2021
- In this video we will explain you everything you need before engraving images on your laser machine. In the next video we will show you how we prepared the two images we engraved here. So make sure to subscribe!
How to prepare your Image for Engraving:
• Prepare your Image for...
ImagR Photo Processing Tool: imag-r.com
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Table for DPI: imag-r.com/scangap
Download Files from video: shorturl.at/loJTV
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Did the whole exercise as per the video work like a charm. Thank you
Dank Ihrer Arbeit haben Menschen mit Lasern viel Spaß.
Awesome video. This will help a lot of people.
Great video.
Thank you!
Merci pour le partage et cette vidéo. Ma prochaine étape, essayer ImagR avec tous vos conseils. Thx -
Danke
Excellent information
Thank you for this!! ♥️
Do you take the same steps with a diode laser? Thank you very informative
Really helped me a lot,
Top , macht bitte so weiter :-))
Good information
Waiting for my new one to arrive to try this out
All good advice with one exception. With the power and speed set as you describe in the ramp test you will indeed Identify an intensity focal point. However now run it again at more realistic engraving parameters , maybe 15%power and 300mm/s and you will get a different focal distance, maybe as much as 1mm different That will be the focus to produce the smallest dots for your image.
With your dot test matrix you are doing a super job of teaching the masses to achieve great results without resorting to the many sliders in Lightburn ( I love Lightburn by the way). I admire the way you cunningly stress the importance of dot size and the compound lens to achieve better in another recent video. Excellent work
Really appreciate your comment. I will try what you explained, and if it works I will make another video about it. I am pretty confident you‘re right, because that was a questionn I mentioned myself a lot. And probably it‘s also the cause of some „small but noticeable“ issues on some images.
however, thanks again, really appreciate it, and I will try this right now :)
@@ImagR-Laser Did you ever test this? If so, what was the outcome?
I have a glowforge with auto focus how would I determine my dpi with my laser? Thanks.
Thank you
It's a Great Video 📹 👍
Thank you so much :)
what power did you set the machine to?
How do I use the ruler thing with the Atezr p20 it has case on it
How do u know when to focus/defocus,?
I have an epilog 60wat and my dot it so small its off your chat..? Im hitting the activate button to fire the laser. I can hold it and make as large a dot as I want, but one click is .035mm or smaller. Is there a better way to go about this? I am in desperate need to perfect my photo engraving ASAP... 😢
It‘s not possible to have a dot with 0.035mm.. probably you mean 0.35
Cut out a 20x20mm square.
Measure the missing part with a caliper.
Also measure the cut out part.
You divide the difference of the two by 2.
you get the actual thickness of the laser beam.
I have an OLM2. My line looks nothing like that and when i pulse the laser to make the dot nothing shows up on the acrylic
Olm2 is a diode laser, isn‘t it?
@@ImagR-Laser Yes it is.
@@soccerrocker1000 it‘s a guide for co2 engraving, for diode you have to do other steps.
@@ImagR-Laser ahh, I probably should have looked at the title first. Sorry about that.
@@ImagR-Laser dear, and do you have these steps for diode laser?
Hi there, I could really use your files from the video but your link is not working.... has it expired now?
I tested the link and it seems to download the files. :)
well done,informative,simple Please lose the background musak ! ?
mooie beschrijving , maar ik kan de downloadbestanden niet vinden
Please english
@@ImagR-Laser Nice and clear explanation, only i can`t find the download files
@@miekeverbeek4264 they are in the video description at the bottom :)
diode lasers is 420 dpi
I hope this was a joke
@@ImagR-Laser Since you seem to know the correct dpi, why didn't you tell us?
@@andrewkoledin6951 because it is different on every laser.
Snapmaker 10 wat laser is 127 dpi