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ABSTRACT
When using the rotary for engraving on the Nano series laser engravers laser cutter, achieving a good engraving result requires setting the correct frame size and position. If the engraving position is not quite right, you’ll need to adjust it. It’s also essential to focus the laser beforehand, which is covered in another blog, "LONGER How-to: Achieve Optimal Focusing with the LONGER Nano Series Using the Rotary." Here, we’ll focus on how to adjust the engraving position while using the rotary.
1) Method One: Manually Adjusting the Rotary
a. After focusing, you can adjust the object’s position by manually rotating the rotary. As you rotate, watch the laser focus point relative to the object, ensuring that the engraving start point is at the highest point.
b. If the position isn’t precise enough, fine-tune the rotation angle of the rotary to shift the engraving start point. This may require patience and careful adjustments to achieve accurate alignment of the engraving pattern.
2) Method Two: Using the Move Window in LightBurn Software
a. Click the "Fire" button to emit a low-power laser spot (2% power is recommended to avoid high intensity). The blue dot that appears will indicate the engraving start point.
b. Using the up, down, left, and right arrows in the Move window, precisely adjust the blue dot’s position. Carefully move it to the exact spot where you want to begin engraving.
c. Start engraving once you’ve confirmed the position. Monitor the process to ensure the Longer Nano and Longer Nano Pro portable laser engraving machine engraving proceeds as planned.
Conclusion
Adjusting the engraving position when using a rotary on the Nano series laser engraver is straightforward with a little practice and the right tools. By either manually rotating the rotary or using the precise controls in LightBurn, you can achieve accurate placement and ensure your designs align perfectly on your material. Taking the time to adjust the starting point and position before engraving can make a big difference in the final result, helping you create detailed and professional-quality engravings with ease. Happy engraving!
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