I'm a hobbyist playing with lasers, 3d printers, vinyl cutters, and electronics (specifically restoring old computers at the moment). Lately I've been exploring ways to make it more than a hobby.
Right now, I have an FSL Muse Titan, but I've gotten really frustrated with how buggy the software is. I'm looking at either swapping out the electronics for something that lets me use Lightburn or RDWorks or replacing the machine entirely with something that has better software and support.
A big part of what brought me here is the ability to research the right way to go and to connect with the community.
Intro
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Albert Bodenhamer
- Posts: 1
- Joined: Fri Oct 20, 2023
- Location: San Jose, California
- Country: United States
- Nickname: Gadget
- Laser Machine Make or Type: Muse Titan
- Laser Power: 90w
- Laser Bed Size: 24"x48"
- Home Position: TL
- Control Software: LIGHTBURN
- RDWorks Version: TBD
- Ruida Controller: RDC6445
- Windows Version: 11
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Gene Uselman
- Posts: 2180
- Joined: Thu Jul 07, 2016
- Location: Suburban Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
- Country: USA
- Nickname: Gene
- Laser Machine Make or Type: QC
- Laser Power: 130W
- Laser Bed Size: 900x1300
- Home Position: TR
- Control Software: LIGHTBURN
- RDWorks Version: RDw .19 & Lightburn
- LightBurn Version: Latest
- Ruida Controller: RDC6442
- Windows Version: Win 10 Pro
- Accessories: I have a combining lenses, pin tables [homebuilt], honeycomb tables , wireless remote, Modifed Ultimate Air Assist, home built non-powered rotary device, PrusaMK4 and Mini Prusa printers.
I would suggest the Ruida 6442 or 6445 and Laserworks is the correct software for sure. Gene
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