On the menu bar, click File > Import, and select an object.On the toolbar, click and select an object.To import objects to Luban, do one of the following: On your computer, double-click to run the local project.On the menu bar, click File > Case Library, and select a built-in project.On the menu bar, click File > Open Project, and select a local project.Enter the Home window, and click Open Project, and select a local project.To import projects to Luban, do one of the following:

Set the work size and where the work origin will be.Ĭlick to move the selected object to the top layer.Ĭlick to move the selected object to the bottom layer.Ĭapture images of the work platform as a background where you can place the object for laser engraving or cutting.

4-axis: Set the Work Size (Length and Diameter of the material) and the position of the Work Origin.

3-axis: Set the Work Size (Width and Height of the material) and the position of the Work Origin.

Job Setup allows you to set the Work Size and where the Work Origin will be. Option 2: Enter the Home window, and go to the menu bar. Option 1: Enter the Home window, and go to the Get Started pane.To create a laser engraving project, follow these steps: Custom Files (*.svg, *.png, *.jpg, *.jpeg, *.bmp, *.dxf) – default.Luban supports the following file formats: Icon made by Nikita Golubev from 3D Printing G-code Generator – Snapmaker If you drive your laser/spindle in a different way, you can easily change the GCode command to use. Operationįor my modded printer, the PWM signals that sets the laser/spindle power comes from the fan control of the 3D printer, so I use the 'Fan On' GCode command for it (M106 SXXX). It can change the Z height on each pass so the laser is always focused on the cutting surface. The multiple passes are particularly useful for laser cutting if your laser is not powerful enough to do it in one single pass. Multiple pass operation, with Z-height changes.Add extra commands at the start or end of the process.Customizable laser/spindle on/off commands.The tool is quite customizable in terms of GCode generation. PCB milling, drilling and etching using Gerber files.Cut materials with my CNC laser (which is actually my a 3D printer with a laser attached to it).I decided to create this tool with some specific goals in mind: Fergo GCode is a simple utility to convert DXF (up to version 2010) or Gerber files into GCode.

Convert dxf files to gcode