Scan off-set in Lightburn
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2023-03-14
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Aaron
2023-03-15I believe, scan offset is to fire the laser sooner or later. One laser may fire quickly while another may take longer… they need to fire at the right time. I think it gets used to correct for mechanical backlash on a lot of these… :thinking: My machine will run at least 1650mm/s, fun, but relatively not much use. I would think yours should run 500mm/s, but I don’t know… And, yes the numbers are rather large… Here is an old screenshot… you can see mine are a bit smaller…
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: I had something mechanical (belt) cause the shift above 350mm/s…I think @600mm/s it was around 0.04 or 5… These belts are timing belts for engines and are designed to go one direction… we are using them kind of off label. When I put a better belt in mine, I got better results… It was also a different drive system… It’s still back to mechanics… at least I’d start there.
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