http://wiki.wemake.cc/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Ayse+Esin+DurmazWeMake Wiki - Contributi utente [it]2026-05-06T12:43:54ZContributi utenteMediaWiki 1.35.0http://wiki.wemake.cc/index.php?title=Shapeoko101eng&diff=1392Shapeoko101eng2015-06-30T10:45:19Z<p>Ayse Esin Durmaz: </p>
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<div>=Step by step guide to correctly use the shapeoko=<br />
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#;place your material in shapeoko<br />
#: it is really important to stabilize your material in shapeoko surface, (if it is nessesary please mount it.)<br />
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#;Open Chilipeppr<br />
#: load up http://chilipeppr.com/grbl in your browser to cut with the Shapeoko. It is a online controller that can simulate and preview your work and you can control shapeoko with your usb connection. <br />
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#;download JSONserver<br />
#: Download the Serial Port JSON Server (SPJS) from inside the "Serial Port Widget" in lower right. After download open it from your desktop , so you can connect your browser with the your serial port. Refresh the list <br />
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#;Arrange your zero point manually<br />
#: Before connecting Arduino from chilipeppr, while Shapeoko turned off, you should have to move shapeoko manually by hand to bring it zero point. (Almost near to the left down corner of your sheet.). Plug in the machine.<br />
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#;Connect Arduino (green bar, under the serial port widget)<br />
#: When you receive the messeage which shows location of your point. It means you’re connected.Now you can change focus position from chilipeppr with using the Axes Widget<br />
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#;Drag and drop your Gcode file to chilipeppr<br />
#: So you can simulate the file by using upper control bar. When you arrange your zero point, click off-on arduino connection to re-define your axes<br />
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#;Turn on machine on the Makita<br />
#: Please make sure of your zero point<br />
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#;Click run (PLAY) in the GCode widget<br />
#: İf a problem occurs you can use pause and stop options from Gcode widget.<br />
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#;When your work finished click Stop button from Gcode widget <br />
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#;Turn off machine on the makita<br />
#: Move the machine out of your work<br />
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[[Category:StepByStep]</div>Ayse Esin Durmazhttp://wiki.wemake.cc/index.php?title=Lasercutter101eng&diff=1379Lasercutter101eng2015-06-25T10:42:57Z<p>Ayse Esin Durmaz: </p>
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<div>=Step by step guide to correctly use the LaserCutter.=<br />
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#;Check the compressor is on and connected<br />
#: this is the most important tool to prevent fire hazards, along with your constant presence near the machine during the entire process of your work<br />
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#;Turn on the laser by turning the key<br />
#: wait 3 minutes before cut without touching machine controls for ensure that the chiller (cooling system) is stabilized at the optimum temperature and the startup process takes place correctly<br />
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#;Start the software Lasercut 5.3 <br />
#:select the version for the machine that using make sure that the dongle is plugged into a USB port on your PC<br />
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#;Import DXF file(CTRL + I)<br />
#:set processing parameters for tracks / layer of your design (you can consult [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1k_A3XoRNOBwVDSA1K0swvUYtQGiOzyDPriWhFxx6Ybk/edit#gid=0 settings file])<br />
#;Modality <br />
#:(CUT or ENGRAVE)<br />
#;Speed<br />
#:in mm/s (max 800 mm/s for the [[Laser_120*90]], max 400 mm/s for the [[Laser_60*30]]<br />
#; Power<br />
#:a percentage of the maximum power of the laser source (min 5 %, max 100%)<br />
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#;Set the source of the laser<br />
#: place on design check the part '''immediate'''<br />
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#;Save the file and transfer it<br />
#:Save from the File menu -->Save and transfer the file to the machine with the Download button<br />
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#;Place the sheet of material in laser grid<br />
#:On the control panel of the laser, press the Esc button to exit the menu (do not have to see these selections in black)<br />
#:Move the laser head by pressing the arrow keys.<br />
#:Reset previous settings by clicking on the Enter key twice, once Right Arrow (select Cancel Logic Org), confirm by clicking Enter.<br />
#;Place the focus<br />
#:two pointers allow to position "focus" the material. Use the Z key on the control panel to raise or lower the top of the grid until the two red dots are not overlapped. When the material is "in focus" press Z to complete the process<br />
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#;Run the test<br />
#:by pressing the test button on the control panel, the laser can check the work area which where is you desire.<br />
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#;Turn on operation filter<br />
#:turn on the filter with the Green button<br />
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#;Start work<br />
#:Close the lid of the laser and press '''Start''' <br />
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#;Watch over the process<br />
#:during all the work keep your eyes open and you're in the vicinity of the laser in order to intervene promptly in any case of problems.During work, You can push the Pause button '' 'Start / Pause' ''. In any case of emergency do not hesitate to press the red button!<br />
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#; Turn off filter<br />
#: after the machine has finished processing (beeps warning biiip)<br />
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#; Clear the work plan<br />
#: for people who come after you<br />
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Continue == ==<br />
* [[Laser cut - how to | Laser cut basics 1]] - Basics and safety for the use of lasers<br />
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* [[Laser cut - how to 2 | Laser cut basics 2]] - Basics for the management and export files<br />
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* [[Laser cut - how to 3 | Laser cut basics 3]] - based software tools laser<br />
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