Parts cut out at first, then does not cut through all of them

When using minimum/maximum power values, these are based on the start speed within the controller.

If you run at or below the start speed, your output will always be at minimum power. I drew a graph to try and make it more clear.

My start speed was set to 20mm/s, I changed it to 5mm/s… Just understand how it works.

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Sorry for the delayed response. I just fixed the leak on my DIY exhaust fan. Getting ready to burn some Halloween decorations that I bought on Etsy. Thanks for the help

Thanks for the Graph. I will have to experiment with the basswood to get the best cutting speed and power. If you can, let me know who is a good source of supplies for engraving. I see so many online but don’t have experience buying from them. Thanks, John

I am fairly new to laser and was having a similar problem. If you are using the honeycomb, you still to make sure you have the some of blades installed underneath. This keeps the Honeycomb flat. Otherwise, it can sag and that will throw the off focus depending on the laser position over the bed.

Thanks Jim, I was using the honeycomb on top of the blades but since I am cutting out Halloween decor I am now just using the blades. I also slowed my mm/s. Thanks for the help. John

I get most of my junk from Amazon, including basswood.

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