Mastering Your Laser Engraving Machine's Rotary Attachment: A Comprehensive Training Guide

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  • Опубліковано 18 січ 2021
  • Are you struggling to use the rotary attachment on your laser engraving machine? You're not alone. Many people find it intimidating and difficult to understand at first. But with this in-depth training guide, you'll learn how to use your rotary attachment with ease and confidence.
    In this video, our experienced laser engraving specialist will walk you through everything you need to know about the rotary attachment, from how it works in relation to software like CorelDRAW, to how to position artwork correctly on a round object. You'll also learn how to measure the diameter of the object you're engraving and how to choose the right type of rotary attachment for your needs.
    Our expert will also share some valuable tips and tricks for maximizing your productivity when using the rotary attachment. You'll learn how to avoid common mistakes and how to troubleshoot any issues that may arise.
    Whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this training guide will help you take your laser engraving skills to the next level. So if you want to master your laser engraving machine's rotary attachment and unlock its full potential, be sure to watch this video and hit the like button to support our channel. More videos on different topics related to laser engraving will be coming soon, so stay tuned!
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  • @NickoleDavisRepnmyhood
    @NickoleDavisRepnmyhood 3 роки тому

    I've had my laser for over 4 years and haven't known I can do this much until today, thanks Mike!

  • @Kevintherubiconjeep
    @Kevintherubiconjeep 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you for this Mike.

  • @pinkyhotmessx69
    @pinkyhotmessx69 Рік тому +1

    im gonna start a drinking game for every time he says again

  • @elihoungo4552
    @elihoungo4552 3 роки тому +2

    Nice

  • @weekendturner
    @weekendturner Рік тому

    Very helpful, thank you. I'm trying to etch a continuous spiral pattern on a cylinder, so that it wraps the circumference more than once. I put the linear pattern on an angle to get the sprial effect, but I can't seem how to convince the software that my circumference is larger, since the cone-drivers rotate by degrees off center. Any help appreciated. If my description is hard to follow, think of it as a barber-pole effect.

  • @rolandwick
    @rolandwick 3 роки тому +1

    Nice video 👍
    If you are engraving a conical object (with angled rotary-attachement) - which object-diameter do you input?
    smaller one? bigger one?
    or the diameter in the middle of your laserjob?

    • @TrotecLaserCanada
      @TrotecLaserCanada  3 роки тому

      Use the middle. I would measure the circumference and than work it back to the diameter by dividing it y pi or 3.14. I would keep the logo as small as I could to stop distortion - Mike Clarke

    • @lcdinc.1084
      @lcdinc.1084 3 роки тому

      Watch 9:24 - 10:03 in video. :>

  • @0Turbox
    @0Turbox 3 роки тому +1

    I couldn't find a single vid about using this rotary tool cutting acrylic tubes.