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Laser Alignment Jig – Perfect Starts Every Time for the s1
Instruction
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Application scenario
Laser processing
Machine & module
xTool S1
40WCompatibles · 11
Material used
1/8"(3mm) Basswood Plywood
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1201
Information
This laser alignment jig locks the honeycomb base securely in place and provides a true zero-zero reference point. It eliminates shifting, ensures consistent accuracy, and makes repeat work quick and effortless.
Instruction
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Step1: design decisions
Preview
decide if you would like the ruler on the sides engraved or scored(I went for engraved). drew each tic a diff color so if one only wants half or 1 inch marks its easy to select the color and shut off output to that color.
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Step2: cutting it out
Preview
use what magnets you can get your hands on. if i had some 10 or 12mm i would of used them. the 6mm work but its almost like they are not there.
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Step3: glue up
Preview
for the alignment jig its a simple glue up like a box. the spacers are a stack and glue.
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Step4: adding magnets
i glued the magnets in last using a piece of packing tape on the bottom to hold the magnet flush to the backside. added some glue from the top.
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Step5: end use
Preview
Preview
pic shows where the laser zeros and the box that was scored is a 1 x 1box that is in the grey area above the framing area.
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