[jackdhoupe]

I just received my new 100w laser engraver-cutter from China, been tinkering with it for a couple weeks getting it dialed in and also learning the new lasercut 5.3 software. This is not my first large scale laser engraver but was a fraction of the cost of my old cnc laser we bought 10 years ago. So far I'm impressed with the quality bang for buck but would have preferred AC servos over steppers. With this machine if you move off your starting position after doing work you can't find that beginning again. Also I haven't figured out how to change the jog speeds. It has a 6525 motion control in it which is totally different than my wincnc which I've grown use to over the years. Here are some picture of the machine and the first work I've done with it, I do laser etched memorials.

The quality of the image is not because of the machine, the picture was taken in 1944 and poor condition.

[wklaserliu]

Hi Jack,

you do good works !

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[jackdhoupe]

Hi Jack,

you do good works !

Quiven form gweike laser
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Thank you, do you know how to change jog speed on the MPC 6525A?

[KeithOKC]

Amazing work Jack!

[wklaserliu]

Thank you, do you know how to change jog speed on the MPC 6525A?

Dear,
just change this in software directly is ok.
in softyware you can find one catalogue and in it can find ； JOG SPEED" then change the speed you like is ok .

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[lasercn]

Good work Jack!

[gfacer]

Have you tried using the datum button to set the zero point you wish to return to or at least start the job from. My control has more buttons but bone is "origin" and does just that, when I set the software to "start at anchor point".... Then I can move around wherever, but press start, it will start the job with the origin as the 0, 0 point.

Plus you can set that 0, 0 point to any of 8 points along the bounding box of the job, or the centre.

Maybe this isn't news to you, but you should be able to return to a given point...... What software are you running?