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Just an update. The operator that ran the laser before me stopped by and showed me a fast easy way with sheet works, you define the part then add a text it will only work with areal-narrow font then close change the body name to ETCH and continue. Now in settings you have to change the etch...

I have an operator who accidentally turned the trace off on a amada fo4020nt it sanded the tip down and put a black powder smoke and a bunch of small burn bb's only on the bottom side of lens. Now I have a new tip and backup lens. Besides cleaning the lens holder re-center and height zero is...

yes it helped using ap100. now I am trying to figure gout the layer method on sheet works. have not gotten very far yet. but thanks again

the button must be light up for the trace to be off.

I would just turn off the dust collector, there is a soot that builds up inside the collector, if a piece of wood comes off that is still on fire it can catch that soot, it is best to just turn it off and open all the doors and roof fans on.

I keep it high because the wood is not always flat, if the head hits it will drag the wood or error with a head connection

1 cut 3/4" with that setting

turn off the dust collector and use nitrogen. clean the scrap trays after. I use cut e003 and e004

Thanks for the ideas. I know how to change the E-code in Dr.abe but it is very time consuming with multiple parts or same parts on different sheets. But the idea of using ap100 and saving it to data manager. But I have heard of the layer method and don't have a clue where to start.

I have Ben trying to etch part numbers on my parts with a fo4020 co2 laser. I can not get sheetworks to take anything but full cuts unless I change the E-code in dr.abe after the nesting. The guy I took over for was able to do it and it shows up as a red line text in the data manager and I think...

Thanks for the advice just wanted to let you know that I have been successful in cutting 1/8" cardboard and 1/4"& 3/4" rubber floor mats thanks again

My company wants me to cut cardboard. I have only Ben running a fo4020 amada laser for 3 months, I have Ben studying up to try it but anything will help. Amada said to modify one I have and to have trace off, flooding with n2 and go as fast as possible without affecting geometry. The only ones I...

No they did not warn me at all. they instructed me to modify a cut condition I already have, but I don't have any for cardboard, I have one for plywood that works good. and several different metals.

I am running a Amada FO4020, and my supervisor wants me to cut cardboard. does anyone have or know of any cut conditions? amada says to run with N2 assist and as fast as possible with trace off. what is N2 assist