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  1. 10-05-2008, 2:09 PM #1
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    Rubber Vector Settings???

    Anyone have some settins for cutting 3/32 (.093) thick rubber for a 75 watt Epilog EXT??? The settings in the book seems like a misprint...
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  3. 10-05-2008, 3:20 PM #2
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    For my 45 Watt Helix

    20sp/100pwr at 300dpi
    30sp/100pwr at 400dpi
    40sp/100pwr at 600dpi

    20sp/100pwr/100Freq

    It will not be much different for yours. I would suggest an increase and make yours 40 60 an 80 on your speeds and 30 speed on your vectoring.
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  4. 10-05-2008, 4:09 PM #3
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    What frequency???
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  5. 10-05-2008, 8:15 PM #4
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    Still 100 as above
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  6. 10-06-2008, 2:27 PM #5
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    For JMP rubber our 45 watt Mini takes 13sp/100pwr/300dpi and cuts at 7sp/1--pwr/100freq.
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  7. 10-07-2008, 7:15 PM #6
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    The rubber was an 80 on the durometer...

    5% speed, 100% Power, 500 Frequencey on a 75 WATT...

    Got the job done thanks to the Board...

    Thanks So MUCH!!!

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