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By Tim Daycounter

This tutorial explains how to use LaserDrw a common stand alone control software for cheap Chinese laser engravers. This software is poorly documented, has a terrible user interface, and non-intuitive, but it works. We should consider ourselves lucky that the Chinese haven't figured out how to write user friendly software, yet.

You need a USB dongle to access the software. The software also can be plugged into Correl Draw, but we will only be discussing the stand alone software here.

The biggest conceptional problem with the software is that you can not cut vectorized lines, it can only cut out shapes. For example, suppose you want to cut a circle and so you draw a circle as a line. LaserDrw will cut 2 lines on the path, which is completely a crazy thing to do. You would think that it would just cut any line as a vector, but it doesn't. It only interprets the transition between black and white as a cut. Since lines have width finite, it cuts the white/black transition on one side, and then the same to the other white black transition. The solution then is to fill in your circle with a paint pour, then it only see's a single white black transition, and creates a single cut line. If you import a DXF,DWG,WMF file or other vectorized format directly, it will cut two lines, so you have to fix up these formats by bringing them into a paint program like Gimp, and then do a black color pour on all of the insides of the objects to be cut. If you have holes or other cut outs from the main body, these can be left white, and they will be cut out, since they have a different color than the main body. The color pour in Inkscape doesn't work great, so it's better to do with a rasterized image in a paint program like Gimp.

Patterson bmx serial numbers. LaserDRW Software Setting For laser engraver machines, SL-320, 40W 300.200mm SL-460, 50W/60W 600.400mm SL-1040/XB-1040, 80W/100W 1000.400mm SL-1060/XB-1060, 80W/100W 1000.600mm Please note that, this document for your reference only.

Using with Solidworks

Create a drawing in Solid Works with scale 1:1. Make sure that there is no sheet format, so delete it so that the page is white. In the tree, right click on sheet and select properties. Set the scale to 1:1 and set the sheet size to 'Custom' and enter the drawing width and height in mm. File save as png. Then open the png file in Gimp or other drawing program. Use the color pour the 'Bucket' icon, and fill in the shape with black. Use 600 DPI. Save and import into laser draw.

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The following two awesome open source programs are completely free to use:

What i have been doing is make a rectangle the size you want your part to be on layer 1. Then have the engraving in layer 2 placed within the rectangle. Then i set the rectangle to be white. Do the engraving, then set rectangle black and delete the engraving in the center and have it cut it out. I have been using coreldraw with the moshiboard.
Last stable version: latest All versions: github.com/arkypita/LaserGRBL Also source code of LaserGRBL is available under GPLv3 license. LaserGRBL is free.

Gimp - Use gimp for editing photos and rasterized images.
Inkscape - Use Inkscape for vector graphics. Vectors or line art are used when you want to cut instead of engrave.

The biggest problem with the software is getting everything to scale properly. If you want to cut correctly dimensioned parts, then make sure you save your document with a known document size. When using Inkscape, make sure that your document dimensions are specified. This is under the menu File/Document Properties/Page (tab). Enter the Custom size, and the units. If you want to save as a rasterized image you must export as a .png image. When you export click on the Page tab so that the bounding page that you just defined is used for the extents of the image. Use 300-600 dpi. After you save as png format, you should open the file into Gimp and then export it again into either jpg or gif format, because LaserDrw seems to have trouble with png format.
If you want a vector image for cutting rather than engraving, save the Inkscape image in EMF or WMF format.

Suggested File Formats

gif - Use this format for monotone pictures, like text or logos.
jpg - Use this format when engraving gray scaled photos.
png - This didn't work when I tried it, the background was black. Perhaps I had an undefined background color.
emf - Windows Meta-file - This is a vector format, and can be used when using the laser for cutting.
wmf - Enhanced MetaFile - This is a vector format, and can be used when using the laser for cutting.

Menu Structure

The following image of LaserDrw shows the file menu.