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Also, if you press the home save button after a job is completely finished, the VE-810 will

re-engrave the entire plate that was previously engraved. It will load the job back into the

machine and you will just have to press start to run the job.

HOME

Cancel

11. Home Cancel - The home cancel button is used to send the engraver back to it’s

home position and cancel the job. When this is pressed, the current job will be cancelled

out of the VE-810.

Holding down material

There are many ways to hold material down on the t-slot table. One of the major things to

remember is that the material must be placed in the upper left corner of the T-slot table

(unless you are using a versa vise attachment). This will insure that the engraving is in

the correct position on your material if the machine is homed correctly.

You can use either double-sided tape, the ”Gripper“ hold down material, or the quick lock

vise to hold down material to the T-slot table. (There are other types of optional hold

down methods explained in Chapter 4.) You can get double-sided tape or the ”Gripper“

material from your Vision Distributor or Vision. The quick lock vise is included with the

VE-810 so below is the directions for using it. (See figure 3.1 for an example of using the

quick lock vise.)

(Figure 3.1) The Quick Lock Vise

Table Home Position

Engraving Stock

Quick Lock Vise

Spindle

Quick Lock Vise Locking Screw

Quick Lock Vise Handle

Put the material you would like to engrave on the T-slot table and push it to the home

position corner (Fig 3.1). Next, loosen the quick lock vise locking screw and slide the

quick lock vise so that there is about 1/16 of an inch gap between the edge of the vise and

the material. Tighten the quick lock vise locking screw. Once this is done, the material

can easily be tightened up by turning the quick lock vise handle. When you want to

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