Can you cut bevels on a laser cutter?

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Manual processes will always have an associated margin for error. Avoid the cost and disruption of inaccuracy with a fully automated laser bevel cutting and countersink process. Ideal for both small and large volume profiling jobs, the latest service from TLCC means you can remove manual weld seam preparation from your workflows, for good.

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Quick Bevel Cut: To produce a beveled finish atop a normal cut:
a. Cut the part out normally. You might have to design small tags to hold the part in place for the next operation if the part will shift much after the initial cutout. Leave everything untouched in the cutter after the cuts.
b. Get into FOCUS mode (push Z) and lower the floor by 1.0"—10 pushes of the Floor down button at 0.1" steps.
c. Make a copy of the vectors you want to bevel, change to a unique color, and exactly overlay these atop your original object(s).
d. Move these new vectors in X and Y on your drawing, up .01" and to the left by 0.015" (add -0.015 to X and +0.01 in Y in the SIZE-POSITION window). This accounts for this machine‘s AZ/EL (L/R) offset per 1.0" out-of-focus for our printer.
e. Vector-cut only that unique color at 2x to 4x speed, same power or a half to a quarter of total power.
f. Return the floor back to the normal focus height.

Quick Bevel Cut: To produce a beveled finish atop a normal cut:a. Cut the part out normally. You might have to design small tags to hold the part in place for the next operation if the part will shift much after the initial cutout. Leave everything untouched in the cutter after the cuts.b. Get into FOCUS mode (push Z) and lower the floor by 1.0"—10 pushes of the Floor down button at 0.1" steps.c. Make a copy of the vectors you want to bevel, change to a unique color, and exactly overlay these atop your original object(s).d. Move these new vectors in X and Y on your drawing, up .01" and to the left by 0.015" (add -0.015 to X and +0.01 in Y in the SIZE-POSITION window). This accounts for this machine‘s AZ/EL (L/R) offset per 1.0" out-of-focus for our printer.e. Vector-cut only that unique color at 2x to 4x speed, same power or a half to a quarter of total power.f. Return the floor back to the normal focus height.

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