Time for some HARD TO THE CORE TROUBLESHOOTING.
The fact that the laser cutter was able to produce nice clean cuts on Day 1 leads me to believe that "something" has occurred over time.
I attribute any of the following to be a cause:
- We are all collectively digitally untalented when using the console
- Nullified - we're successful in operating the ILS + good cuts in the early days
First proper job (eg: not just a test square) after cleaning the third aperture yielded VERY impressive results!
The cut was the cleanest I've ever seen after day 1 (installation) and although the cut didn't cut through all the way (DSC_1763.jpg), it was all i'd ever ask for. With a 90% cut rate, I'm happy.
It seems WHSmith brown boxboard yields diminishing returns (see books 4-7). Where book 4's cut is marginally better than book 7.
HOWEVER, grey boxboard seems quite unaffected at settings: (while cutting sample Kerfs (Booby ones)
- Material: Matboard
- TH: 2.6mm
- Power: 100%
- Speed 15%
- PPi: 500
- Throughput: Max
EDIT:
* After cutting the DIrectional Arrow sample Kerf, it seems the problem is not getting "much" better. I feel the only reason the booby cuts were more successful was because of a slower speed due to the distance travelled for the curve or the fact that I didn't run the command OVERKILL in autoCAD and the laser was running the paths twice over.
** The only other possibility is all the lenses are fogging up once again requiring clean up - something I'll do next time.
** The only other possibility is all the lenses are fogging up once again requiring clean up - something I'll do next time.
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