If this is all vector art, you may need to delete the “word” shapes and recreate any that you want to change. As for this looking “dim”, you do not show the Cuts / Layers window, but this is either lite-gray in color or you may have that layer set ‘Output’ to Off (red). Could that be what you are seeing?
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Your profile says Ruida, but you do not identify the wattage of the Laser, so it is hard to offer direct answers. Here is a post talking about cutting acrylics.
Here is another post to the Boss Laser site where they offer cut setting suggestions for a bunch of different materials using different powered systems:
Wrong? This is hard for me to tell from here as I can not see how this is processing. Air assist, power and the speed you are traveling, are all important variables you will need to test to find the best setting for the task. Test, test, and then test some more. Each laser will produce the job slightly differently and the only way to find the correct settings for your machine is to do the testing on your system directly.
Google and YouTube are your friends for researching consistent cut testing procedures to produce what you want. Without the details, I can not offer much more.
hi rick
cut settings as seen in the picture
the first problem did not cut 3mm spartan oak
The second problem is why it is not a full circle even though the dimensions are the same.
Change the Min Power value to match the Max Power value:
When moving very slowly (10mm/sec or less, usually, but sometimes more) the controller ONLY uses the Min Power setting, so you’re only running at 20% power for this cut.
Please explain and show us what this means, please.
You are currently showing, highlighted in blue, the bed size you have set in this Device Profile. This is where you tell LightBurn the physical size of your hardware, so not understanding why you are sharing this information.