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Two Trees TS2 Laser Engraver and Cutter with Z-Axis Auto Focus | Unboxing, Setup & My Experience

Two Trees TS2 Laser Engraver and Cutter with Z-Axis Auto Focus | Unboxing, Setup & My Experience

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Two Trees TS 2 Features:
10W Laser Power – Advanced LD+FAC+C-lens technology enables the spot reach up to 0.08 mm, and get much cleaner, thinner, smoother, deeper cuts. Autofocus laser, no need of manual adjustment. One off cutting of 8mm Plywood, able to cut off 18mm acrylic plate (black) and plywood by several times.

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Full Module TS2 Engraver – 60% pre-assembled parts with modular design makes installation easier than ever before. 450x450mm large operate area satisfy your DIY with various material.
New X Y-axis Design – New Y-axis motion structure design ensures it stable and synchronized operation, suitable for high-speed movements. Equipped with X Y axis tensioner which adjusts and tightens the timing belt by the tensioning pulley to improve the precision of the movement.
Offline Engraving & APP Connection – High Speed ESP32-DOWD-V3 Smart Chip, 32-bit LX6 microprocessor, high speed dicing, support LaserGRBL and LightBurn software, makes it more convenient to use by supporting App connection as well. Compatible with windows, MacOS, iOS and Android system.
Top-Notch Safety – Design with flame detector, emergency stop button, Tilt Angle detection and laser protection, we do our best to make sure the machine and objects operate in a safe situation.

Specification:
Model: TS2
Laser Power: 10W
Electrical Requirement: 24V 4A DC
Motherboard: 32 bit
Engraving Speed: 10000mm/min
Engraving Method: USB / APP / Online / Screen Operation
Software Support System: Mac. Windows, Lunix
Laser Wavelength: 445±5nm
Engraving Size: 450x450mm
Machine Weight: 6.5kg
Engraving Materials: Wood, Plastic, Paper, Leather, Bamboo, Stainless Steel, Chevron, Acrylic, Glass, etc
Machine Size: 733x721x172mm
Engraving Mode: Image carving/Text carving /Scanning carving/Contour carving
File Format: SVG. NC. BMP, JPG, PNG, GCODE etc
Support Software: LaserGRBL. Lightburn
Software Support Language: English,German, Italian, French, Chinese
Package Size: 76 x 23 x 34.5cm/30 x 9 x 13.7in
Package Weight: 12.5kg/27.5lb

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Amazing laser marking machine, fiber laser engraving. With fiber laser engraving settings

Amazing laser marking machine, fiber laser engraving. With fiber laser engraving settings

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To get the best fiber laser engraving settings, visit: https://barchlaser.com/laser-engraving-settings/

Laser engraving machine for high speed engraving of metals, wood, plastics, glass, and much more.
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Let's make a stamp with the Wattsan CO2 laser machine!

Let's make a stamp with the Wattsan CO2 laser machine!

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In this video we tried to show how to make a stamp with the Wattsan CO2 laser machine. If this video was helpful and you want more, don’t forget to follow us and like our videos.

? Production of stamp on a Wattsan laser machine
✔️Let’s start by preparing the model.
✔️For this, you can use any vector program, for example CorelDraw.
✔️Please note that the cutting model must be mirrored.
✔️Next, import the model to the RDWorks program.
✔️Add an additional outline to change the way of engraving.
✔️Set up the engraving parameters for the red color.
✔️With the Reci W2 90W laser tube, we set the speed to 100 mm / s and the power to 25%.
✔️You can change the parameters both in the settings window and directly in the auxiliary window.
✔️Change the engraving speed to 200 mm / s.
✔️Set the parameters of the black color for cutting, set the speed to 15 mm / s and power to 80-85%.
✔️Set the air pressure for blowing in the range of 0.5-1 atmospheres.
✔️Adjust the focal length.
✔️Start engraving.
✔️Pay attention to the quality: the drawing must be clear, the edges must be not fused.
✔️When finished, remove any remaining plaque with a brush or compressed air.
✔️The stamp is ready!
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Improve Engraving Quality (Correct Scan Offset) on CNC Co2 Laser RD Works/LightBurn Software Config

Improve Engraving Quality (Correct Scan Offset) on CNC Co2 Laser RD Works/LightBurn Software Config

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“When laser scans the graphics in two-way maybe cause the edge of the scanned graphics
uneven due to the relationship between the machine belt tensions. Therefore, increase backlash to correct it. It has the specific backlash for the certain speed. Generally, the faster the speed, the greater the backlash.” (Ref: RD Works User Manual) – Note this is known as Scan Offset Adjustment. I use both terms, however there is a difference in backlash which I plan to discuss in a future video.
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In this video I explain how you can adjust the reverse offset feature (aka backlash) in RDWorks and LightBurn to improve the quality of your engraving at set speeds.

It is important to note that these fine tuning adjustments are only made to the engraving speeds that you use most and will need to be adjusted for every speed you use. For example if you engrave regularly at 300mm/sec and you make the adjustments for the speed of 300mm/sec these adjustments only take effect when 300mm/sec are used on a layer. That means if you change the engraving speed to 299 or 301mm/sec then the reverse offset adjustments are no longer in effect.
So with that in mind, let us look at how we go about adjusting and fine tuning these to our requirements.

I have set the line interval on this test to 0.5 mm so it separates the lines and you can see them more clearly.
If the backlash is not corrected it can produce poor quality engraving. Something to note is it common for the step distance to be greater for increasing speeds, for example a 600mm/second line has a greater step and therefore each speed will need to be fine tuned individually. So it is only necessary to fine tune these reverse offset adjustments for the engraving speeds that you use.

I hope this video is useful. If you have suggestions for other videos of tips and tricks on the Co2 Laser, send me an (address below) and I will see if I can make time to produce one for that topic.

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Until next time, take care
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