Hi! I really hope you’re still doing laser stuffs and I hope you see this and come back and do more videos!!! You’re the ONLY person who has succinctly communicated the things I want to know!!!
Im trying to mark router cutters. I want to mark one thing on one side of the shank and something else on the other using a rotary arm. Looked at so many videos and no one can tell me how to do this. Please help lol
Hi! I'm new to ezcad. I would just like to know where to download the ezcad that has "light" button beside Mark, coz mine says "red" and it gives me a square output instead of the outcome lookalike output. And how do I measure the focus from surface of the material to focus point. Hope someone could help. Thanks!
You just need to go to parameters f3, other tab, red light option, enable/disable show contour. That will toggle between the box outline and the actual contour.
I have an issue where the red light is actually showing just a flat rectangle around the area where the marking is going to be and not the actual graphic itself, also the red light is kinda blurish, any solution to this based on your experience?
You can use the option 'show contour' if you have the tickbox on the bottom area of ezcad. Sometimes it helps to preview as a box and sometimes it's better to preview as a graphic. If you don't see the box, go to param f3, other, red light pointer.
Hy, nice video. Is it possible to save file for marking as XML as our machine uses that format. Can you share your settings for marking cause it looks like you do multiple passes and you get nice white writing. Thank you. Also what are your hatch settings? thank you.
EzCad files are saved in .ezd format. It doesn't accept XML to the best of my knowledge, but you can search EzCad2 download and try it out on your pc. For the settings, you can use almost anything and produce white on aluminum. This is probably something like 750mm/s, 50% power, and 25khz frequency, with a .05 hatch (crosshatch).
@@jefferyj Great thank you. The laser that I use uses stupid software "Solmark II" and when I import the DXF it has missing lines. EZ CAD looks much better and when I import the DXF the lines arent missing. But unfortunately the laser doesnt support that software. Thank you for the parameter settings. I used 20w laser to engrave and speed 40mm/s, with 100% power and 20khz but I believe it was too slow and too much power because the lettering were not as white as yours and the engraving was deep. I will try your settings. Did you try clear anodized or bare aluminum and if you could share your setting for it? Thank you 100x
@@iguana200 At 40mm/s you're going to end up with a dark or charcoal colored mark when using so much power. If you're going for white, you don't need much power. Dial it back to 50% power and move a lot faster, at least 500mm/s. For black anodized aluminum, I normally use 1200mm/s speed, 65% power, and a .05 hatch spacing (cross hatch), with 20-25khz freq. This video will show you what a range of power/speed settings will look like on bare aluminum. th-cam.com/video/ldE-GxITIBI/w-d-xo.html
There are lots of videos on processing a photo in gimp or photoshop for use on a CO2 laser, not so many on fiber. You can also import directly and process within ezcad but it's a little clumsier.
@@jefferyj yes very very less done for Fiber. Sure would be Nice if you could make one so would be helpful for many new comers like myself using a 20W fiber.
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Your video tutorials are great!!!
Thank you!
Hi! I really hope you’re still doing laser stuffs and I hope you see this and come back and do more videos!!! You’re the ONLY person who has succinctly communicated the things I want to know!!!
cad started with autocad
i used in 1990 and still that knowledge very useful
autodesk made a kind of standard
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Im trying to mark router cutters. I want to mark one thing on one side of the shank and something else on the other using a rotary arm. Looked at so many videos and no one can tell me how to do this. Please help lol
What is your lens size here?
Hi! I'm new to ezcad. I would just like to know where to download the ezcad that has "light" button beside Mark, coz mine says "red" and it gives me a square output instead of the outcome lookalike output. And how do I measure the focus from surface of the material to focus point. Hope someone could help. Thanks!
You just need to go to parameters f3, other tab, red light option, enable/disable show contour. That will toggle between the box outline and the actual contour.
I have an issue where the red light is actually showing just a flat rectangle around the area where the marking is going to be and not the actual graphic itself, also the red light is kinda blurish, any solution to this based on your experience?
You can use the option 'show contour' if you have the tickbox on the bottom area of ezcad. Sometimes it helps to preview as a box and sometimes it's better to preview as a graphic. If you don't see the box, go to param f3, other, red light pointer.
Hy, nice video. Is it possible to save file for marking as XML as our machine uses that format. Can you share your settings for marking cause it looks like you do multiple passes and you get nice white writing. Thank you. Also what are your hatch settings? thank you.
EzCad files are saved in .ezd format. It doesn't accept XML to the best of my knowledge, but you can search EzCad2 download and try it out on your pc.
For the settings, you can use almost anything and produce white on aluminum. This is probably something like 750mm/s, 50% power, and 25khz frequency, with a .05 hatch (crosshatch).
@@jefferyj Great thank you. The laser that I use uses stupid software "Solmark II" and when I import the DXF it has missing lines. EZ CAD looks much better and when I import the DXF the lines arent missing. But unfortunately the laser doesnt support that software. Thank you for the parameter settings. I used 20w laser to engrave and speed 40mm/s, with 100% power and 20khz but I believe it was too slow and too much power because the lettering were not as white as yours and the engraving was deep. I will try your settings. Did you try clear anodized or bare aluminum and if you could share your setting for it? Thank you 100x
@@iguana200 At 40mm/s you're going to end up with a dark or charcoal colored mark when using so much power. If you're going for white, you don't need much power. Dial it back to 50% power and move a lot faster, at least 500mm/s. For black anodized aluminum, I normally use 1200mm/s speed, 65% power, and a .05 hatch spacing (cross hatch), with 20-25khz freq.
This video will show you what a range of power/speed settings will look like on bare aluminum. th-cam.com/video/ldE-GxITIBI/w-d-xo.html
@@jefferyj Thank you so much, the video is great. I will try the settings today. Best regards. 👍
Hi Jeff, is there a video on how you engrave picture? thanks
There are lots of videos on processing a photo in gimp or photoshop for use on a CO2 laser, not so many on fiber. You can also import directly and process within ezcad but it's a little clumsier.
@@jefferyj yes very very less done for Fiber. Sure would be Nice if you could make one so would be helpful for many new comers like myself using a 20W fiber.
Lazer on t
Lazer of t
End t
Poligon t
How are these values determined?
Have a tutorial for the rotatory?
I didn't buy the rotary.
If memory serves me right, choosing left to right or right to left corresponds to using "window" or "crossing" in AutoCAD.
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