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Laser-machining toolpath
Laser Machining panel — Slice Type
Laser Machining panel — Slice Type The Slice Type area contains the following settings: Raster Clearance — This strategy machines back and forth at a specified angle. If selected, a raster toolpath of hatched lines is output to clear each slice. If ...
Laser Machining panel — Z Slices
Laser Machining panel — Z Slices Use the options in the Z Slices area to specify the values which will be used to rough machine the composite relief. Start / Surface Z — Enter a value to set the position of the first Z pass. Material Allowance — ...
Laser Machining panel — Rest Engraving
Laser Machining panel — Rest Engraving Select 3D Rest Laser Engraving if you want to create a laser toolpath to engrave data into a previously machined part. Carveco needs two reliefs. The current relief should represent the part after it has been ...
Laser-machining toolpath
Laser-machining toolpath If you have a laser-engraving machine, use the 3D laser-machining toolpath to quickly remove unwanted material from the composite relief. The machining process involves a laser beam making a series of passes in the Z ...

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