TruCUT RDWorks System Work Plats Key Settings (Part 2) System Work Plate Mini-Series

In the second part of the System Work Plat we will find some of the key settings for cutting.

These settings can also be found under the advanced options, but here they are nicely isolated for quick access.

This video is part of a Mini-Series.
Next video covers Work Tab – Arrays.
Previous video covered Work Tab – Layers.

Video Transcript

All right, guys, in today's video with Trick that already works, we're gonna be looking at part two of the work tap fund under your system work plate. But before that, let's have a quick intro first, uh, mhm. So today's video can be found on softwaretraining.co.za Z day. We make sure and easy to watch problem solving videos. And we also have daily updates. Otherwise, back in the programme here. Now, just a quick reminder. This is a miniseries on the system work plate, which is this panel on the right also sometimes referred to as the control panel. Um, also, I will leave relevant links in the description so you guys can actually follow a lot. Now, when it comes to part two, we're gonna be looking at this second panel. So if we look at the top one for the layers now, we're gonna be looking at these basic settings. Now, most of these settings on here You can also access if you go to the advanced settings. So if you double click the cut area on your layer, then it will open some more advanced settings here or like, uh, parameters. So now it's like I said, most sense can be found here, but this they leave all the important ones here that you might want to change often. Now we've got first of all, the colour you cannot change it here just displays what colour is active. So which one is changing at four. So it's like a visual reference, which is nice. Next up here, we put the speed. Now you can see that it's in milliseconds and something to keep in mind with the speed, which is quite important, is a slow speed cuts a smooth cut. And also I can concentrate more power in one area where a higher speed is a bit more jagged and also obviously cannot, uh, concentrate the same amount of power. So the idea is to find a good balance between the next. Up here. We've got minimum and maximum power. Now this value ranges from 0 to 100 and yeah, also, something to keep in mind as for instance, let's say you've got a design with long, straight and then detailed corners, and what will happen is it will actually slow down in the corners and try adjust the power yeah, relevant to those corners. But if your values are set the same, then it's gonna possibly. If it's cutting the straight lines, the quick area smoothly, it's possibly gonna over cut your corners something. What you wanna do, at least a good practise, is you will set your speed that where it's quite smooth, stole. Then you make sure your cuts are correct on the straight lines, so you'll see both. These values are saying you'll set it on your straight lines and your fast areas of smooth. And then what you will do is, um, once you get the one you like, then you can adjust the minimum speed lower, she told you. Find a corner that is also nice and smooth, and so you can kind of get a good balance. Now there's, unfortunately just one setting that works for all because obviously gonna be working with different materials, different thickness and so forth. So you kind of have to find which setting works best there. But like I said, just a good thing to notice the speed. Lower speed smoother, higher speeds faster, more jacket. Then, um, uh, power. You kind of want to find a balance there first set in the same until you find your straight areas being smooth and then you slowly minimum change or lower your minimum so you find your corners and detail. There is being smooth as well without being overcome. And lots of year we've got priority. So this is priority of the colour. It's going to be cut or it's priority, as you can see Blues two. Greatest one. So if I had to change ready to we'll see now, reddest. Second on the list. So, uh, yeah, otherwise, that is it. On the basics section here of Part two if we are to head year to softwaretraining.co.za. You guys are not just we've got a variety of different Softwares will recover, and also you can't isolate your search on the top of right. If you do not, however, find the video looking for just a year requested training video. Then we will make that video for you. Otherwise, thanks, guys, for watching and cheers