Connect both the Laser cutter and the USB dongle to the computer. If the drivers have installed correctly then they will appear in the device manager as shown above. If the USB dongle has not installed correctly it will appear as EZ-USB-FX2 with a warning symbol next to it. To manually update the driver right click to item in device manager. Select Update driver and then manually select the folder downloaded in the first step. Windows will then determine which driver is best for your version of windows and update appropriately.
The installation program will download as a zipped folder and should be in your DOWNLOADS folder. Extract the folder by right clicking the zipped Just Add Sharks Software folder and selection EXTRACT ALL.
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Connect both the Laser cutter and the USB dongle to the computer. If the drivers have installed correctly then they will appear in the device manager as shown above. If the USB dongle has not installed correctly it will appear as EZ-USB-FX2 with a warning symbol next to it. To manually update the driver right click to an item in device manager. Select Update driver and then manually select the folder downloaded in the first step. Windows will then determine which driver is best for your version of windows and update appropriately.
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I doubt they do it for linux, can you not revert back to Win 7?Our laptop is only used for the lasercutter and is not even on the network so, although it irks the network manager it is staying as a win 7 machine!
This page provides upgrades for your laser system.Thelatest drivers and firmware are listed below, and canbedownloadedat your convenience. If you have any trouble downloading or installing these files, please call Epilog Technical Support at 303-215-9171.
LightBurn will run on Windows 7.0 or later (32 or 64 bit), MacOS 10.11 or later, or 64 bit Linux (Ubuntu 20.04 or Fedora 36, anything else may not work as intended). Ubuntu users unable to upgrade beyond Ubuntu 18.04 should download version 1.2.01 instead of the current version.
Installing LightBurn on Mac is accomplished the same way as most Mac software. After downloading the DMG file, open the file (typically by double-clicking) and drag LightBurn into your Applications folder. As long as you have version 1.2.00 or later, LightBurn should be ready to use. If you're using an older version, please see the information below for an additional step you'll need to take.
Going home after the introduction to the machines by Cecilia I already knew that I was going to make a sticker for the back of my main Apple PC. The sticker was going to be a representation of a Japanese animated series name Fullmetal Alchemist (which holds a particular emotional value to me), in particular a photo of a broken (robotic) hand reaching for a stone (See Google Doc Image). So I got to it immediately, the task was quite difficult since my intentions were to make a three-layered sticker from a colourful image. The base was going to be black, the main body in grey, while the points of light and details in white. Process: >> I downloaded Adobe Illustrator CS6 >> Opened the original image in Illustrator >> Opened image trace *from the 'window' option* >> Selected 'high fidelity trace option >> Expanded the traced image. From there I proceeded to remove all the layers (by hand, one by one) of colours which I didn't want for the base and exported the file as PNG. I re-opened the newly exported PNG and re-traced it, to make the lines more solid and smooth, adjusting the settings of image trace to my liking (I chose the option '3 colours ) and exported the final desired PNG (See Google Doc Image). I repeated the same process for the other two layers and then used the application 'preview' to juxtapose them, resulting in what the sticker should look like once completed (See image 3#). After that it I had to take my PNG file to the computer connected to the vinyl cutter >>Open Illustrator on that computer>> Import the PNG >> Once again trace with preferred settings (I used '3 colours') >> Make sure there are no double line! (I fail badly here because I imported the .ai files instead, it took me about one hour before I managed to do a proper cut) >> Send to the vinyl cutter to print after adjusting width and length of the image (Which you can get from the vinyl cutter through the preferences) Using the Roland vinyl cutter: This video was really useful for me to understand how to use the Vynl Cutter => Vinyl Cutter Roland GX-24 - How to Use (0. Check if the blade is clean) I. Turn the machine on II. Load the paper piece or a roll in the machine III. Insert through the vinyl cutter and adjust wheels *must always be on the white spaces and always within half a centimetre from the edge of the paper* IV. Select on the menu whether it will be a piece or a roll. V. Press enter and let the machine measure the pieces length and width (only width if it's a roll) VI. The machine is ready to receive the files.
Note 1: Software 'LaserCut5.3' only accepts .dxf files Note 2: Don't forget that the laser will cut away part of the material, thus you must increase the size slightly (link) to make sure your parts fit. Note 3: 'Delete all' when downloading your files to the laser to make sure it erases previous work Note 4: Do a 'test' run to check the area of your cut to make sure the size is about right Note 5: Adjusting the power and speed is necessarily for each material e.g. power: 50% & speed: 100% is good to cut cardboard.
Loading the files: After loading the cardboard within the laser cutter and turning it on Using a USB stick I uploaded the files to the computer, imported them onto LaserCut, adjusted the scaling, power and speed. Then downloaded the file to the laser. On the laser you set an anchor point where you prefer, test to see the area it covers, close the laser, select the file, check that all the Rules stated above are clear, and enter to start.... Watch intently at the beautiful, addicting laser and see it do it's magic *you should not do this if you are keen on keeping your eyesight*
In this class you will learn how to download, install, create a login and use the Cricut Design Space software. You will use the Cricut Maker, loading, cutting and weeding the projects as well as how to use the heat press for vinyl transfers. Class is held in the Sewing Studio. 2ff7e9595c
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