So I’ve been trying to cut rectangle objects with rounded curves, but only half of them are being cut correctly. The other half (always opposite to the correctly cut ones) are like so:
I could well be wrong but that looks like backlash in one of your axes. I’m sure someone with more experience will be able to confirm one way or another.
Have you noticed any other problems with corners ? How does a square look? Do you get good corner convergence? It’s opposite corners, often that points to a mechanical issue. Perhaps a little more testing. Push the speed up even more and see if you can coax the problem out.
Mmmm… no, the only problem with corners are when specifically trying to cut a rectangle with rounded corners.
I’ve tried both importing a SVG from Adobe Illustrator and drawing my desired shape from inside the LB software, however, it keeps happening
As for your other consideration, squares are perfect
I’ve engraved and cut squares, words with rounded letters, no problem. Haha
As for a possible mechanical issue, I’ve tried cutting both horizontally and vertically, but the “opposite side” that’s getting it wrong is always the same, no matter the orientation. If it was a mechanical issue, wouldn’t the problem be “inverted” every time I switch orientation?
As for cutting speed, I’ve increased up to 3000 mm/m to cut a shape the size of a small wallet, still no change
“As for a possible mechanical issue, I’ve tried cutting both horizontally and vertically, but the “opposite side” that’s getting it wrong is always the same, no matter the orientation. If it was a mechanical issue, wouldn’t the problem be “inverted” every time I switch orientation?”
So if you rotate the shape 90 degrees to the right the problem corners rotate as well? Or is it the same upper right and bottom left corner each time ?
If it was a mechanical error then it would same two corners each time no matter the orientation. Upper right lower left.
