Use the Riser Base for xTool P2

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You need to assemble the riser base before using it.

List of items

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Meet the riser base

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Assemble the riser base

1. Assemble the left structure

(1) Fit the left side panel and left corners together.

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(2) Fit the left guide rail panel and the support corner together.

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(3) Fit the left guide rail panel and left corners together.

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2. Assemble the right structure

(1) Insert the pins of the right side panel into the holes in the right corners. Reserve a spacing so that you can fit the fixing plate in.

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(2) Place fixing plate B between the two right corners, aligning the screw holes, and then push the corner to fit them together.

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(3) Fit the right guide rail panel and the other support corner together.

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(4) Fit the right guide rail panel and right corners together.

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3. Fit the door panels

The front door panel is slightly wider than the rear one.

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(1) Insert the pins of the door panels into the holes in the left and right corners. Reserve a spacing so that you can fit the fixing plates in.

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(2) Place fixing plates A between the left and right structures, aligning the screw holes, and then push the structure to fit them together.

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4. Fit the rear cover panel

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Assembly completed!

 

Before material processing

(1) Place xTool P2 on the riser base.

Note: The riser base is designed with positions on the left and right sides for placing your hands. To place xTool P2, hold it on the sides instead of at the corners, so that your hands don't get hurt.

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(2) Remove the slats.

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Tips: You can keep the removed screw and slats, for subsequent use, in the storage space on the right side of the riser base.

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(3) Remove the screw that fixes the baseplate, open the door panel, and then take out the baseplate.

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Tips: You can keep the removed screw and slats, for subsequent use, in the storage space on the right side of the riser base.

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(4) Connect xTool P2 to XCS.

Process materials

The riser base is designed with 9 placement levels to adapt to materials of multiple thicknesses.

Before placing a material, you need to determine the level at which the baseplate of xTool P2 is to be placed based on the thickness of the material to be processed.

Alternatively, you can determine the placement level of the baseplate by using the tape measure. For details about how to use the tape measure, visit support.xtool.com/hc/en-us/articles/13280821588631.

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Process thick materials

For materials thinner than 30 mm, you can place the baseplate back into xTool P2, and then place the material on the baseplate for processing.

For materials of 30 mm or thicker, you can't place the baseplate back into xTool P2 for material processing. You need to determine the level at which the baseplate is to be placed based on the thickness of the material, as described in the following table.

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1

30 ≤ h ≤ 102

1a

43 ≤ h ≤ 115

2

55 ≤ h ≤ 127

2a

68 ≤ h ≤ 142

3

80 ≤ h ≤ 154

3a

93 ≤ h ≤ 167

4

105 ≤ h ≤ 179

4a

118 ≤ h ≤ 192

5

130 ≤ h ≤ 200

For example, to process a flat material with a thickness of 130 mm.

(1) Place the baseplate at level 2a, and place the material on the baseplate.

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(2) Close the door panel and lid, and select Open plane on XCS.

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(3) Click Aimed-measure to start automatic distance measurement.

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(4) Set the position of the object to be processed and set processing parameters.

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(5) Click Process, preview the object, press Process, and then press the button on the machine to start processing.

(6) Wait for the processing to complete.

Process long materials

To process long materials, you can use the riser base in combination with xTool Conveyor Feeder. To use the conveyor feeder, you need to install it on the riser base first. For details, see https://support.xtool.com/hc/en-us/articles/13773112933783.

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Process regular or irregular cylindrical materials

To process regular or irregular cylindrical materials, you can use the riser base in combination with xTool Rotary Attachment.

Roller mode

For regular cylindrical materials, you can use the roller mode.

For materials with a diameter of less than 42 mm, you can place the baseplate back into xTool P2, place the rotary attachment on the baseplate, and then place the material on the rotary attachment for processing.

For materials with a diameter of 42 mm or greater, you can't place the baseplate back to xTool P2 for material processing. You need to determine the level at which the baseplate is to be placed based on the diameter of the material, as described in the following table.

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1

42 ≤ d ≤ 83

1a

54 ≤ d ≤ 94

2

67 ≤ d ≤ 104

2a

79 ≤ d ≤ 115

3

92 ≤ d ≤ 126

3a

104 ≤ d ≤ 139

4

117 ≤ d ≤ 150

4a

129 ≤ d ≤ 163

5

142 ≤ d ≤ 174

For example, to process a cylinder with a diameter of 90 mm

(1) Place the baseplate at level 2 and then place the rotary attachment and material on the baseplate.

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(2) Select Laser cylindrical, and select Roller on XCS.

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(3) Move the rotary attachment to allow the red spot to fall at the highest point of the material.

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(4) Close the lid and refresh the image captured by the camera.

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(5) Click Quick-measure to start automatic distance measurement.

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(6) Move the object to the right side of the green line, and align its left side with the green line.

Tips: Pay attention to the direction of the object. You may need to reflect it to get what you want.

(7) Click Process to complete the processing as prompted.

Chuck mode

For irregular cylindrical materials, you need to use the chuck mode and determine the level at which the baseplate is to be placed based on the diameter of the material, as described in the following table.

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1

0< d ≤ 90

1a

90 ≤ d ≤ 100

For example, to process a sphere with a diameter of 75 mm

(1) Place the baseplate at level 1 and then place the rotary attachment and material on the baseplate.

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You need to install the chuck parts and tail module on the rotary attachment to hold the sphere. For details about how to install and use the chuck parts of the rotary attachment, see https://support.xtool.com/hc/en-us/articles/4905858897559.

(2) Select Laser cylindrical, select Chuck, and enter the perimeter or diameter of the material on XCS.

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(3) Move the rotary attachment to allow the red spot to fall at the highest point of the material.

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(4) Close the lid and refresh the image captured by the camera.

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(5) Click Quick-measure to start automatic distance measurement.

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(6) Move the object to the right side of the green line, and align its left side with the green line.

Tips: Pay attention to the direction of the object. You may need to reflect it to get what you want.

(7) Click Process to complete the processing as prompted.

For information

Use the Rotary Attachment on xTool P2

Use the Tape Measure for the Riser Base

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