Laser Cutting Advanced Tutorial 05 - Ingenious Use of Focal Length
Last week, we learned that different focal lengths have different effects on the cutting effect by cutting small pieces of wood, and we know that 6mm is the best cutting focal length. In addition, we have found that the width of the slit becomes wider as the focal length becomes larger. This issue: Laser Cutting Advanced Tutorial 05 - Ingenious Use of Focal Length List of items: Laser cutter : Nova 35 (80W) Glued wood board: 3mm parameter settings: Cutting speed: 20mm/s Cutting power: 25% Cutting focal length: 6mm, 15mm, 18mm Whether to blow: weak blowing Comparison of effects: We can compare the two samples, one is at a focal length of 6mm, and the other is at a focal length of 15mm. It can be seen that the 6mm focal length is very thin because of the slit, and it is necessary to ensure that the pattern is not cut through, and the power cannot be set too high, resulting in a pattern that is not obvious enough and lacks a sense of line. On the contrary,