The longer lens for greater area also means the spot size of the laser beam is larger. Therefore the same energy in a larger spot means slower cutting.

Please make videos of chaging laser source, changing galvanometer

This Is Very Nice.

Great information. So you would say that using the smallest lens that your project will fit within the footprint of is good practice?

Do you have anything with depth of field per lens? (I'm wanting to engrave uneven surfaces without using a 3D head)

Greetings, do you have any video to change a 100mm lens to F-Theta 150mm please and Thank You ?

thankyou

How big of an area can a 150mm lens cover? I've heard it can cover a larger portion than 150mm. Thank you

What's the difference in parameters with each lens So if was using a 110 lens and changed to a 175 What increases and decreases would be needed in the engraving parameters

Can you buy different lenses and use the best one based on the work you have to do ?

@tobiashangler8266

2 жыл бұрын

yes you can with all models i know

Hello, maybe my question will sound very silly... how do I know what size my lens is?

Hello, what happens if you use a 100x100mm lens on a 100W laser?

@KinoTechUSA69

11 ай бұрын

You get some serious power, that's what lol

Houw much nepali praise ?

I hope their customer support has a better response time than their videos lol

This should be a 0.2mm Aluminium plate , not a 0.02 plate you are using !

Without Zoom Beam Expander is Galvo Maschine a Toy .