Completely new here and having a hard time understanding the material settings. In Laser Box, the settings seem to be way slower than the Lightburn settings (e.g., 360 versus 1800). Can someone enlighten me on why that would be? If I put a speed of 360 in Lightburn, the projects are generally 11+ hours to do. I’m so confused and I’m burning up a lot of material. Please help this newbie. 
Hi, I am also very new in with my XTool D1 but I think that the problem might be that Lightburn runs in speed units per second while the machine runs in speed units per minute, hence it is multiplying everything by 60 !
I would imagine that your Lightburn is set up in mm/min and LaserBox is set up in mm/s. that if you put the same number from LaserBox into Lightburn, Lightburn would be 60 times slower than the Lightbox.
LightBurn was first designed to control DSP lasers which are available out of the crate with up to 150W of power, water cooling and glass CO2 Laser tubes. These high power machines use a different control language and benefit from working in mm/second.
The GCode control came second and mm/minute functionality was added to be more compatible with smaller retail diode laser devices.
LightBurn works in both mm/minute and mm/second and although neither engraver works in Inches, LightBurn supports this as well.
To get to this screen click Edit, click Settings and select the units you’d prefer to work in. Carefully click OK when done. It’s easy to miss the button or overlook that step.
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I’ve locked the thread with the header post and I’ve moved this to its own thread so it will be easier for others to find. I assume you folks are up and running.