Beginner's Guide to LightBurn: Understanding the Main Window and Key Features   If you’re new to LightBurn, the software's main window might seem overwhelming at first. However, there’s no need to worry—this guide will help you navigate the essential sections of the interface.  Tool tips: If you hover the mouse...

Start by clicking the Devices button in the Laser window to open the Devices window.   In the Devices window, click the 'Find My Laser' button, and you'll see this screen:   Make sure your laser is powered on, connected to your computer with a USB cable, and has completed any startup sequence it needs to,...

How to Manually Add a Laser Machine To Lightburn   If you want to add a laser that isn't connected to your computer or is linked through a network, you can do it manually.   Open the Devices Window: Click the Devices button in the Laser window to access the...

This article discusses the importance of maintaining clean optics in laser engravers, specifically mirrors and focus lenses, to ensure optimal performance. It explains how airborne particles, smoke, and debris from the laser cutting process can contaminate mirrors and lenses, leading to reduced efficiency, potential overheating, and permanent damage.

The article provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning the mirrors and lenses using isopropyl alcohol, proper tools, and techniques. It emphasizes regular cleaning and inspection to extend the lifespan of the equipment and maintain high-quality results.