The one I have is not fixed focus, and does not have the Z height adjustment but you can get one made for it but I have not done so yet. However, as I understand it, the new ones they are shipping out are a “fixed focus” with an adjustable Z height mechanism. Seems like you may have said the 20w and it looks like it may be from your pic. I can’t remember which model you were getting. If you do Facebook, there is an Ortur Facebook User group. I have not tried a red lined design so not sure if that was a factor or not. I liked it as it is similar to other programs I use so I purchased it when my trial was up. I went straight to Lightburn since it had a 30 day free usage. I knew he would get it built much faster and with much less frustration then I could have. Fortunately I have a DH who is much more technical on builds like that so I let him put it together for me. Glad you got it, got it set up and working Tony. I'm going to get the LightBurn software and see if I can upgrade my logos and play with some other stuff. I wasn't to impressed with the result, but it may be because I had red lines in the pattern instead of black.Īnyhow - I'm satisfied that it works. I put the diagram and resultant engraving side by side.
Their table said the power should be at S800 and I set it for S500, which is almost for paper etching. I actually might have set the power too low. It took a little more than a minute to etch the diagram onto a sheet of ply. I don't fully understand LaserGRBl, yet, but it was easy enough to pull in a graphic from my pattern collection, load it into the setup, set the laser for lower power (I didn't want to cut) and let it rip. But, you can download the same manuals from the LaserGRBL site as well as the LaserGRBL software. When I tried to go to the Ortur Home Page, my web security software went ballistic because they are in China and BitDefender doesn't like the PRC domains. It goes together rather easily, even with a couple of small WTF's because of reading translated english. TBH - I wanted to get it together and running - to make sure it did work OK, before the return period with Amazon ran out.
I put an 18 inch ruler in for scale in the "built" picture. I read about the 54X45CM size, but I guess I wasn't really thinking about how big it is. Atomstack laser engraver.I cleaned some space on my workbench to set this thing up and then had to clean some more space.
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