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Printing to Laser Engraver
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Printing to an Epilogue Laser Engraver from Inventor to vector cut out parts on Wood and Plastic was as Easy as:
- Create a sheet the size of the material
- Remove the titleblock and Border
- Place 1:1 views of parts to be cut out
- Set line weights of everything to be vector cut to 0.001in
- File>Print>Print Settings Use the Epilogue Printer driver to set power and speed settings for vector
- File>Print!
Now I am trying to do the same on Fusion 360 and have the following two problems:
- Setting Line widths: I am limited to choosing based on a line width group, I have the line widths set to the "Very thin group" but it is listed as 0.13mm for thin, but I am not even sure that the base view outline of my part is the Thin Line of that group. I have fingers crossed the printer driver reads this as thin enough to vector along. The printer driver is expecting line widths of 0.001 in.
- There is no Print Settings Button on the Drawing to access the printer driver!!!! There is a print button which send the file directly to the engraver, but i do not want the default Power and Speed settings, I need to change these to match my material.
A Trial run shows that the print sent to the Epilogue has a line width that is too thick, and is being read as a Raster Print, instead of the necessary Vector Print. So much for fingers crossed!
Has anyone found a workaround for Printing Directly from a Fusion 360 to an Epilogue Laser engraver?
Is there a future update that will add a Print Settings Button?
Is there a future update that will give us actual control of linewidths of a drawing and not just place them into default groups?
