The tricky bit is keeping the exposure times reasonably equal. The disk would have to speed up as the laser approaches the center line. Nice idea though... Les javaguy11111 wrote: > > --- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "designer_craig" <cs6061@...> wrote: >> I looked into a couple of these but I believe they are for island milling. Converting the xy moves from the gerber to the G-code is the easy part the files are almost exactly the same syntax. >> > > I wonder if instead of trying to do cartesian scans, put the board on some sort of a spinning disk and run the laser in a radial direction or a polar scan. Basically what is done on a DVD writer. You could keep the .001 spot size and just spiral in. > That way you are not wasting time with a bunch of stop and start motion. May be easier to construct as well.
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Re: [Homebrew_PCBs] Re: Making PCB using these new 405nm LASER Diodes
2009-11-13 by Leslie Newell