Laser cutter (Trotec Speedy 300) ID:107: Difference between revisions
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Working bed size: 730mm x 430mm (28 3/4" x 17" ish) | Working bed size: 730mm x 430mm (28 3/4" x 17" ish) | ||
1000DPI engraving resolution | |||
Kerf size 0.1mm | |||
Supported file formats: | |||
DXF, CDR, SVG, AI | |||
Engraves can be done with embedded image files (PNG et al) or with vector fills (Unlike rabbit which does not receive fill information) | |||
Maximum material thickness: 1/2" | |||
Higher thicknesses generally have worse edge finishing because of beam spreading out at top and bottom | |||
{{Warning|It is imperative that you do a [[chlorine test]] on unapproved materials before working on them with the laser cutter.}} | |||
Please try any new, strange, or unknown materials in the Rabbit first, and closely watch them for flame or dense black smoke. | |||
The lens is very exposed on the Trotec and thick smokey materials, like resin-y woods, rubber, or some plastics, can very quickly damage the machine and potentially the lungs of everyone in the space. | |||
Start with low power tests and work your way up. | |||
[[Category:Showcase tools]] | [[Category:Showcase tools]] | ||
Revision as of 01:50, 11 September 2020
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| Type | Trotec |
| Make/Model | Speedy 300 |
| Serial number | S3-4699 |
| Original owner | Protospace |
| Loan status | Owned by Protospace |
| Arrival date | December 2016 |
| Location | Bay 108, near the door to the front rooms |
| Functional status | Working |
| Usage permissions | Members & Friends Only |
| Certification | Must complete Laser Certification and Trotec Certification |
| Wiki-ID | 107 |
| Label | 1.0" 1.5" 2.0" |
Specs
Documentation
Working bed size: 730mm x 430mm (28 3/4" x 17" ish)
1000DPI engraving resolution
Kerf size 0.1mm
Supported file formats: DXF, CDR, SVG, AI Engraves can be done with embedded image files (PNG et al) or with vector fills (Unlike rabbit which does not receive fill information)
Maximum material thickness: 1/2" Higher thicknesses generally have worse edge finishing because of beam spreading out at top and bottom
| It is imperative that you do a chlorine test on unapproved materials before working on them with the laser cutter. |
Please try any new, strange, or unknown materials in the Rabbit first, and closely watch them for flame or dense black smoke. The lens is very exposed on the Trotec and thick smokey materials, like resin-y woods, rubber, or some plastics, can very quickly damage the machine and potentially the lungs of everyone in the space. Start with low power tests and work your way up.