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State Library of Queensland Wiki 4/36 Rayjet 300 Laser Cutter
2019/08/01 08:17 Rayjet 300 Laser Cutter
Workflow Options
Order of Operations
The general order of operations is:
Export design as PDF and DXF (if using another program) 1.
In CorelDraw, create new document using The 2.
Edge Standard
or grab the
template
Import your design into CorelDraw (or create a new design) 3.
Check palette and colour settings (i.e. RGB) 4.
Convert all shapes to curves and group where appropriate 5.
Save Document 6.
Print from CorelDraw 7.
adjust print preferences in Rayjet Commander 1.
In mini manager 8.
Send job to laser 1.
Start cut from laser 9.
For more detailed instructions, refer to The Edge laser cutter induction
3)
. Use
The Edge Corel Draw settings
.
CorelDraw
Why Use CorelDraw?
Trotec recommends the use of CorelDraw to design and/or as a final pre-cut check for the Rayjet.
CorelDraw is popular in signwriting and laser cutter shops. This is the most common workflow in use
at The Edge, and the only one available to new users. CorelDraw is available on the LaserCutter-PC
and the Fabrication Lab laptops.
Importing Files in CorelDraw - Common Errors
The most common errors when importing external files into CorelDraw are; <datatables info=“false”
paging=“false”>
Problem Solution
Missing or invisible lines Export as DXF and PDF - try both
Lines the wrong colour
Select all and change line colour in Object Properties
Lines the wrong thickness Select all and change line to hairline in Object Properties
Drawing scale is wrong
Export as DXF and PDF - try both, or rescale in CorelDraw