Issue description

If the working piece cannot detach naturally from the material after processing, please follow this troubleshooting guide to resolve this issue.

Possible Causes

• Incomplete penetration: Due to improper parameter settings or focus position deviation, the laser fails to fully cut through the material, leaving slight connections at the edges that prevent the workpiece from detaching naturally.
• Overly complex objects: Numerous corners in the object design may cause thermal deformation or internal stress release during cutting, preventing the workpiece from natural detachment.
• Special material features: Highly reflective and thermally conductive materials like brass and aluminum may encounter unique processing challenges including incomplete cuts, dross accumulation

Detailed procedure

Step 1: Ensure that the processing conditions meet the requirements

Step 2: Cut and get the workpiece based on the material type and object complexity

• For simple objects on thin metals
  • You can lift the cutting tip by slightly rotating the knob on the right downwards to adjust the focus position and guarantee complete penetration.
  • For example, when cutting circles on 1 mm brass (with -2 defocus), try increasing to -3 or -4 if the material remains stuck despite full penetration.

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