¶ Unlimited-Engraving-Height-Tutorial
¶ 1. Introduction
- Unlimited-height engraving allows for taller objects: with vertical space exceeding 200mm, or even higher, compact desktop machines can also handle tall workpieces such as suitcases, tables, chairs, larger toolboxes, and more. This capability allows desktop-level machines to process medium and large-sized items, expanding their range of applications.
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¶ 2. Compatible Models
| Series | Model | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Basic | Basic 1 / Basic 1R / Basic 2 / Basic 2R | Portable & Affordable 20W Fiber Laser Engraver – em-smart Basic |
| Mopa | Mopa 20 / Mopa 30 / Mopa 60 | Color Laser Engraver – 20-60W | em-smart MOPA Fiber Laser |
¶ 3. Operating Procedure
¶ Taking the Basic model as an example, the steps for other models are the same and there’s no difference:
Step 1: Power off the machine and unplug it.
Step 2: Remove the four screws that secure the column to the front panel.
Step 3: Rotate the entire column 180°.
| Before rotation | After rotation |
Step 4: Reinstall the four screws that secure the column to the front panel.
Step 5: Rotate the machine 180° so that the front panel faces the rear and the power socket faces the front, as shown below.
Step 6: Connect the power supply and the software, then import your image.
Step 7: Focus to find the focal point, preview the frame, and click Engrave.
¶ 4. Precautions
- For long-term use, protect the black tubing—do not bend it forcefully, and keep it sufficiently flexible. Otherwise the laser intensity may drop, or the laser may stop firing altogether.
- For safety, after short-term use rotate the machine column back to its original position immediately.
- Never place any part of the body, or any flammable or explosive material, beneath the lens, as shown below.