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Fiber/InfraredCommunity report

Brass

Coin - deep

Shared by Community — To Be Tested

Important safety notice

Settings are starting points — always run a test cut on scrap before your final piece. Follow your manufacturer's guidance, wear eye protection, and ensure proper ventilation.

Laser Settings

Engrave · Vector · Flat Surface
Power
100
Speed
20%
Line Interval
0.0015
Passes
8
Frequency
1%
Pulse Width
Waveform 15
Engr. Angle
45°
Crosshatch
On
scale
Epilog % (Speed / Power / Frequency); Spacing in inches
waveform
15
fiber type
MOPA
spacing in
0.0015
spacing mm
0.0381
derived from
Tier A Metals - Deep Engraving (F254)
to be tested
yes
⚠️ TO BE TESTED — not yet run on this machine. Derived from Tier A Metals - Deep Engraving (F254). Speed / Power / Frequency are Epilog %, Spacing is in inches, Waveform is the MOPA pulse-width index (higher = longer pulse). The mm/s → Speed % step is the weakest part of this estimate — Epilog's speed scale is non-linear. Run a test grid and correct this entry. Multiple cycles. Slow speeds erupt material rather than ablate it.

More Brass settings

Same material on Epilog Fusion Pro Galvo. Engrave stays the same regardless of thickness; cut changes with thickness.

Engrave (any thickness)
P100 S20% · this oneP100 S20%

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Test Grid Generator

A power × speed sweep with this setting (P100 · S20) in the center square — dial it in on scrap.

Machine Context

BrandEpilog
ModelFusion Pro Galvo
Laser typeFiber/Infrared
Wattage30W

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Material Details

MaterialBrass
Color / FinishCoin - deep

Provenance

Source type
Community report

Shared by a maker in the community. Helpful for context, but not verified for every setup.

License

CC0 (Public Domain)

No rights reserved, free to use.