1. Regarding those irregularly shaped embossed objects, the outer surface seems to be fixed very tightly, and will also sway back and forth when subjected to downforce. At this point, you can try to put some scrap under the object to add friction. The other thing is to save the package that comes with the item. Although the object is irregularly rectangular, the package itself may be very regular and easy to be fixed, plus a small strip of irregular rectangular objects. Very simple to be fixed. Perhaps try to fix the part of its rules and discard its irregular parts.
2. If the downforce of the sculpt is too large, consider whether you need to use a cone-shaped knife nose. If the diamond cutter head moves too much during the carving process, the pressure on the side of the object will form. The movement of the sculpt. If you use an incorrect diamond knife, it will cause the same problem. A 90 or 100 degree diamond knife will deepen the data carving and make the data move in the process of being carved.
3. Because the carving machine is often equipped with multi-function pliers or chucks, and they are made of iron, so it is easy to damage the engraved objects or make them fall during the carving process. Then use some rubber caps or rubber pipes. There will be assistance in fixing the sculpt.
4. Regarding the carved plastic picture, the transfer tape can be attached to the back side of the embossed object, and then the tape-coated side is sprayed with the liquid spray glue, and then attached to a surface that can be scrapped, thereby preventing the use of double-sided Glue, leaving a hard-to-clean appearance. Because the transfer tape is simply peeled off and finished. Using a special embossed strap, the side of the strap is more viscous than the other side, so the plate can be moved or replaced at will.
5. Check if the pliers or chucks selected for the carving are used incorrectly? Together, the wear condition of the knives or chucks can also lead to the dislocation of the sculpt. If the pliers or the chuck is too tight, it will also cause the ejected object to pop out when the cutter head contacts the embossed object.
