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Setting Rotary Position to Home
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Aug 24, 2003, 16:51
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Setting Rotary Position to Home Upon completing the installation procedures for your Rotary attachment, you will want to ensure that your home position is aligned correctly. The following will guide you through this alignment. The Red Diode Pointer 1. Using the left and right arrow keys on your LCD Display, select the SETUP button the LCD Display. The Diode Pointer projects a red beam of light, which will pin point the home position of your rotary attachment. 2. Using the down arrow keys, scroll down to the “Diode Pointer” and select “Yes” by turning the round knob on the display to the right. Press “Enter”. … Continue Reading

Blower Specs for up to 18 by 24 Laser Machine

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This powerful lower noise factor dust collection system is portable or may be
set up in semi-permanent locations. Rigid pipe connectors are ideal for fixed
installations with flex pipe to machine. Shake dust from top bag and remove
dust and chips from lower bag only. New dust bags reduce to 1 micron the size
of dust particles entering your workplace from the collector. New polyethylene
(lower) bags are transparent and allow visual inspection of the contents.
This 2 HP model may be used in machine groupings especially when only one
machine is being used at any one time. … Continue Reading

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