LoneStar Adhesive Material Tests
Learn how to perform material tests on LoneStar Adhesive materials using your Thunder Laser and LightBurn Material Test files.
Leatherette Glass Tube Test.clb · Import into LightBurnMutli-Layer Acrylic Glass Tube Test.clb · Import into LightBurnLeatherette RF Tube Test.clb · Import into LightBurnMutli-Layer Acrylic RF Tube Test.clb · Import into LightBurn
How to import
- Download the
.clblibrary file above. - In LightBurn, open the Material Library window (Window ▸ Material Library).
- Click the load icon and choose Load an existing library, then select the downloaded
.clbfile. - Assign settings to a layer by double-clicking an entry.
Provided as-is for Thunder Laser USA customers. Always run a test cut on scrap first — settings vary by material and machine. Please do not redistribute.
Preface: This article covers how to perform material tests on LoneStar materials on your Thunder Laser
LoneStar Adhesive Material
Dialing in settings for different materials can be a chore. Thunder Laser and LoneStar Adhesive want to make things a little easier for you. The video below along with the attached Lightburn Material Test files hope to help you quickly dial in your settings on your Thunder Laser and save material and hours of testing.
How to Video
Lightburn Material Test Files
Use the files below to perform the testing on the material. Download the file, import the file into the Lightburn Material Tester Tool and then run the test file.
| CO2 Tube Type | Leatherette | Multi-Layer |
|---|---|---|
| Glass (Nova series) | Leatherette Glass Tube Test | Mutli-Layer Acrylic Glass Tube Test |
| RF (Odin, Bolt and Nova Plus) | Leatherette RF Tube Test | Mutli-Layer Acrylic RF Tube Test |