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Matching Instructional Steps (5)
Position Workpiece & Place Focal Gauge Block
Place sheet material flat on honeycomb bed. Place acrylic focal spacer block on top of material directly under brass laser nozzle body.
Adjust Z-Axis Table Height Until Snug
Use Z-Up / Z-Down buttons on Boss Laser controller pad to adjust bed height until focal gauge block touches nozzle bottom.
Turn On the laser
Tools: Boss Laser HP3655 CO2 Laser
Turn the key to Turn on the Laser and press the Red emergency stop laser.
Sending projects to the laser
Tools: Boss Laser HP3655 CO2 Laser
To send a completed project to the laser:
- Make sure the Bosslaser HP3655 is selected
- Select the Send button
- Send will send your file to the laser, it should beep and the LCD should show your project
- DO NOT PRESS:
- Start
- Frame
- These will direct the laser to fire which is unsafe if you are not watching the alser.
Lightburn General Interface
Tools: Boss Laser HP3655 CO2 Laser
Lightburn is a user friendly vector file editor. It does a good job creating images and controls the laser settings required to engrave or cut designs.
Matching Tools (1)
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Boss Laser HP3655 CO2 Laser
Boss Laser Boss 1630 (100W)
100W CO2 Laser cutter with a 16" x 30" cutting bed, LightBurn software integration, and honeycomb bed.
Matching Guides & Processes (3)
Making Laser Cut Acrylic Jewelry
General guide on designing, focusing, cutting, and assembling multi-layer acrylic earrings.
Boss Laser General Use
General operations for using the Boss C02 Laser
Lightburn Walk Through
Common processes in Lightburn for using the Boss laser
Matching Community Data Tables (2)
Boss Laser Material Recommended Settings
Recommended Speed (mms), Power (%), and Air Assist settings for 100W CO2 Laser.
Approved and Forbidden Laser Materials
Materials to use and not use in the CO2 Laser