Epilog Fusion M2 32 Manual page 121

SECTION 11: OPTIONAL FEATURES
● The pins are held in place with plastic supports and need to be pressed firmly into place to be fully seated. You
may need to use a wooden block to press them in fully.
● If all pins are not fully seated, the top of the pins will not be level and your work piece will wobble.
● The grid design allows you to strategically place the pins where they will support your work piece and stay out of
the lasers path at the same time.
2. Once the pins are located, place the pin table into the upper left corner of your laser system with the fences resting
against the left and top edge guides (rulers). If the pin table is resting properly against the edge guides you will
maintain your 0,0 (zero/zero) Home Position in the upper left corner.
3. Once the pin table is in your laser system, place your work piece onto the pin table so that the left and top edges of
your material rest against the fences.
4. Send your job to the laser. If the pins are properly located, your job will cut all edges cleanly without the laser
contacting any of the pins.
5. When cutting is complete, use the handy Parts Lifter to lift your parts from the pin table.
6. When you're ready for your next vector cutting job, you can remove the pins and place them into a new position.
The pins are designed to be held snugly in place by the plastic supports. It may be necessary to remove them with
the use of pliers.
7. Additional pins can be purchased from Epilog. Ask for P/N LF231.
8. The Pin Table is designed so that multiple Pin Tables can be set next to each other and maintain the 1" (24.4 mm)
grid pattern.
Using the Pin Table:
In CorelDRAW, set up a 12" x 12" (305 x 305 mm) page. Select View,
scroll down and click on Grid and Ruler Setup.
Set the Frequency to 1.0 per inch (both Horizontal and Vertical), and put
check mark in the Show grid box. Click OK. Your Corel page now shows
grid pattern that matches the grid of the Pin Table.
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