1. First design the file (including importing *). Plt format from corel).
2. Then typeset the files (generally placed in the lower left corner of the layout, and the spacing between files is the width of two knives).
3. Operation by path: 2d: milling characters, 3d: three-dimensional characters, and cutting: cutting.
(1) Knife selection principle: small knife, big knife. (2) The tools selected in the tool library should be consistent with the tools actually used; (3) the role of tools. Flat-bottomed sharp knife: small print is milled at the bottom of the two-color disc, which can cut the two-color disc. Column cutting machine: bicolor board, big character milling bottom, can cut bicolor board. Milling cutter: cutting organic board, acrylic, pvc, etc. (4) The reason why the path cannot be taken: A: The file made is not a closed curve. B: The fine print is very big.
4. Save Path: Format: Save As *. NC； Lifting distance of tools: 5-8mm.
5. Import the file into the control system.
6. Determine the origin: There are two methods to determine the Z axis: the material surface fixed-point method and the mesa fixed-point method.
7. Simulation checks for errors and stops the simulation.
8. Get to work. Note: Please remember to reset the Z-axis origin after tool changing or cutting.
The engraving machine is a combination of drilling and milling in processing principle, and various data input modes of the engraving machine are easy to handle as needed. There are two types of computer engraving machines: laser engraving and mechanical engraving, both of which have high power and low power. Because of the wide application range of engraving machines, it is necessary to know the most suitable application range of various engraving machines. Low power is only suitable for making two-color boards, building models, small signboards, three-dimensional handicrafts and so on. , while carving jade, metal, etc. The required power is above1500 w. High-power engraving machine can be used as low-power engraving machine. It is most suitable for large-scale cutting, embossing and carving.