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While some of this is likely because of the seasonably warm weather, I'm still expecting Gerald to be able to cut 3mm acrylic faster than a speed of 3…
I suspect that the tube power supply may be on the way out, and the lens is certainly due for renewal — #106 — but this could even be a caused by low coolant flow rate in the tube.
Investigation ensues.
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This has become worse. I saw a cut fade out across a sheet in what should have been an easy cut (mostly line engraving with boundary cuts through 1.5mm birch ply) with a coolant temperature of 22°C.
None of the cutouts worked, and the line engraving faded to be invisible by the end.
I have a test proceedure for checking the power supply (run with a false load and check the current), just waiting on the required load details so I can check Gerald.
I've switched the power supply (no marked effect) and we've additionally added the new chiller and extractor fan — both from the #106 — Speed 5 and power 100 now cuts through 3mm plywood & acrylic.
As a result it's a most likely the lens, which has some visual occlusion.
While some of this is likely because of the seasonably warm weather, I'm still expecting Gerald to be able to cut 3mm acrylic faster than a speed of 3…
I suspect that the tube power supply may be on the way out, and the lens is certainly due for renewal — #106 — but this could even be a caused by low coolant flow rate in the tube.
Investigation ensues.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: