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 ====== Two-way engraving, useful for metals ====== ====== Two-way engraving, useful for metals ======
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 The Cyborg X-300 has a special feature which no other engraving machine in the world has, and which was designed specifically for engraving single stroke fonts or single-line drawings in metals. The Cyborg X-300 has a special feature which no other engraving machine in the world has, and which was designed specifically for engraving single stroke fonts or single-line drawings in metals.
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-In order to automatically obtain a reverse cut at the end of every cut vector, all you have to do before running the engraving job is click the "Menu" button on the virtual keypad, highlight the "2D Settings" option, click the "Enter" button and change the variable "Reverse Cut: NO" to "Reverse Cut : YES.+In order to automatically obtain a reverse cut at the end of every cut vector, all you have to do before running the engraving job is click the {{:en:x300:bidirectional-red-green.png?40|"Menu"}} icon on the virtual keypad, so that it becomes {{:en:x300:bidirectional-green-green.png?40|}}.
  
-|__**Note:**__  \\  \\ When engraving with the nosecone, the reverse option contains a potential danger. When the reverse moves happen, the nose cone might drop into an already engraved surface, causing a staircase effect. So be careful to use this two-way engarving technique only with single line or relatively small multiple line characters, or only without nosecone and a locked floating mechanism.  |+|__**Note:**__  \\  \\ When engraving with the nosecone, the reverse option contains a potential danger. When the reverse moves happen, the nose cone might drop into an already engraved surface, causing a staircase effect. So be careful to use this two-way engraving technique only with single line or relatively small multiple line characters, or only without nosecone and a locked floating mechanism.  |
  
 +**Continue to [[adjusting_feeds_and_speeds|adjusting feeds and speeds]].**\\
 **Continue to [[:en:x300:table_of_contents|the table of contents]].** **Continue to [[:en:x300:table_of_contents|the table of contents]].**
  
  
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