HOW TO.. Lightburn Scanning Offset Adjustment

How to fine tune your scanning offset. When you've checked everything and you still have what looks like a double strike or beam bounce. This adjustment will bring your scan/fill start and end point from right to left and left to right into alignment. This could be a setting you check monthly when you do your machine maintenance to make sure you're getting the optimum results!

[@paul-thys]

Was pulling my hair out. Thank you!

[@karvtek]

You’re videos are very helpful. I have a lot of testing I want to do.

[@vcap7886]

Great video for a newbie like me!

[@baitboxblogg]

Awesome! This helped me alot! 👌👌

[@mike0324721]

i know I'm late but thanks this will help me with NWT method!

[@shaunferris6063]

Hey thanks ! my prints on flat projects are perfect ! but my rotary projects may have this isssue. is it possible for it to be off on rotary but not on flat ?

[@retparatrooper]

Good info thanks

[@jimmyjslaserengraving]

Do you have it on the y as well? I run at 90°

[@HouseOfLasers]

If it is a gantry C02 they are not designed to run 90º, you loose your speed/acel adjustments as well. There is no offset adjustments for this in 90º

[@jimmyjslaserengraving]

@@HouseOfLasers Thanks. Diode. With .06×.06 spot size

[@nikkicork8815]

How do i get the series of lines to show, I go to preview and just get a plain box

[@jeweldey3699]

I think the lines will show, only if you have "Cuts/Layers" set on "fill"

[@Oldmonstrosityshop]

I tried this and changed the the line shift from 0.5mm all the way up to 5mm and the lines were the same across all increments 🤦🏻‍♂️