Safety Guidelines

This guide helps you carry out engraving or cutting safely and reliably in the current project. Follow the steps—no technical background required.

Safety Precautions for CNC and Laser Engraving

• Keep the area safe: Ensure good ventilation and a clean, clutter‑free workspace; keep away from flammable, explosive, or highly reflective materials; use a stable surface with the device secured.
• Personal protection: Wear safety glasses (especially around laser equipment); wear protective gloves when handling materials; avoid loose clothing and dangling accessories.
• Proper operation: Confirm the emergency stop is disengaged before starting; never leave the machine while it’s running; keep hands and objects out of the motion range.
• Materials & files: Use files and materials from trusted sources only; confirm patterns are clear with crisp edges in the preview; run a small test when uncertain.
• Area management: Keep children and pets away from the workspace; have appropriate fire extinguishers ready; keep exits and pathways clear.

Handling Emergencies

• Stop immediately: If you notice smoke, unusual odors, abnormal noises, or sparks, pause or stop the job at once.
• Disconnect power: Turn off the device immediately; unplug if needed; keep a safe distance.
• Move to safety: Evacuate personnel to a safe location; avoid close observation or contact.
• Respond & seek help: For open flames, use suitable fire extinguishers; never use water on electrical fires; contact your device supplier or professional support.
• Record details: Preserve information (time, materials, pattern, abnormal behavior) for troubleshooting and feedback.
• Confirm safety: Do not restart or continue until hazards have been eliminated.

Can Children Operate the Machine?

• Not recommended: Engraving/cutting devices carry risks and are unsuitable for children operating alone.
• Strict supervision: If near the device, children must be under full adult supervision and kept at a safe distance.
• Safety education: Explain device risks and safety rules to family and companions to prevent accidental contact.

Can It Engrave/Cut Metal?

• Use caution: Most home or light‑industrial devices are not suitable for metal processing and may cause strong reflections or hazards.
• Follow manufacturer guidance: Rely on official device instructions; if metal processing is not explicitly supported, do not attempt it.
• Alternatives: Prefer suitable non‑metal materials (wood, acrylic, leather, etc.); if metal is required, consult professional equipment/services.
• Validate with samples: For uncertain materials or processes, first verify safety and results on a small scale.

For further assistance, submit a ticket via the feedback portal in the user center. Please include your operating system and browser, device model, connection method, and any prompts shown when the issue occurred.