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xTool D1 Pro Settings for Paper: 0.23 mm

1 manufacturer-published reference rows for paper on the D1 Pro 40W from xTool match this reference, read 2026-09-21. CutChart has not tested them. Each row links to its publisher’s document, and a field that document does not print is shown as not specified. Material safety statements are quoted from Creality and xTool.

CutChart cover card on a dark grid plate: a focus caret aimed at one height on a vertical scale, a material and laser badge, and the printed line "xTool D1 Pro Settings for Paper: 0.23 mm".
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1 documented rows match these filters.

Material safety statements from the sources

Paper

The cited source documents conditions for paper. They apply to every paper row on this page.

Reviewed 2026-09-21; expires 2026-12-20. These statements are quoted from the publisher and are not a complete safety procedure.

Source-documented settings for paper on the D1 Pro 40W

Manufacturer-published reference parameters, not tested by CutChart

Match the machine, material and operation before reading a value. Speed is shown in the source unit and in mm/s, rounded to two decimals. Each row names its publisher and the date we read the document. A field the publisher does not print is shown as not specified; CutChart never fills it in.

No publisher prints air assist, focus and lens for any row below, so every row repeats that field with the name of its own publisher.

1 row, each with the thickness its publisher printed. On a narrow screen each row is shown as a labelled block.
MachineThicknessMaterial as printedOperationSpeedPowerPassesFields the table does not printSource and status
D1 Pro 40W0.23 mm materialKraft Papercut60 mm/s (60 mm/s)60%1
  • Air assist: Not specified by xTool
  • Focus: Not specified by xTool
  • Lens: Not specified by xTool
xTool, read 2026-09-21. Manufacturer-published reference parameters, not tested by CutChart; reviewed 2026-09-21.

These are each publisher's own parameters for its machine and material. CutChart has not run them. Confirm the exact material, focus, air assist and lens with the manufacturer before use.

Read the evidence in context

Our source process explains the checks behind a row. The speed converter changes units; it does not move a setting to another machine. Check power labels with the optical-watt decoder, and read the safety limits before choosing a material.

Common questions

Can I use a row on another machine?

Each row belongs to the stated machine and configuration. A matching wattage or material name does not establish a setting for another machine.

Why are some fields marked not specified?

The publisher’s table prints speed, power and thickness, and sometimes passes, but not air assist, focus or lens. CutChart shows each unprinted field as not specified rather than filling it in.

Why are some combinations absent?

CutChart publishes a row only when its source, exact machine, material, operation and a sourced material-safety statement meet the reference requirements. An absent row is an unknown answer.

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Laser Settings & Workshop Reference

Check laser settings at their source. Read the LightBurn library guide, convert speed units, and see how CutChart checks documentation.

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What Can Each Laser Cut? CO2, Diode & Fiber

Compare documented CO2, diode and fiber uses. Separate cutting from engraving, check material identity, and read the limits of a wattage label.

Open reference 03

Creality Falcon2 Settings: 12W, 22W & 40W Rows

Creality Falcon2 rows by material for the 12W, 22W and 40W (40W in Normal mode), with optical and input power as the specs table prints them.

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Monport 40W CO2 Settings: 1 to 5 mm Rows

13 Monport 40W CO2 CO2 rows for Acrylic, Leather and Plywood at 1 to 5 mm, quoted from Monport.

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Monport ONYX-R 55W CO2 Settings from the Manual

The Monport ONYX-R manual's Attachment 1 rows for acrylic, basswood and leather, with speed in mm/s and power as printed and the read date.

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OMTech Polar 350 Settings from the Manual

The OMTech Polar 350 50W manual's engraving and cutting rows for acrylic, basswood and leather, cited line by line with unprinted fields marked.

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Ortur LU2-10A Settings: 1.6 to 19 mm Rows

12 Ortur LU2-10A diode rows for Plywood and Wood at 1.6 to 19 mm, quoted from Ortur.

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Ortur LU3-20A/B Settings: 1.6 to 19 mm Rows

13 Ortur LU3-20A/B diode rows for Plywood and Wood at 1.6 to 19 mm, quoted from Ortur.

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Ortur LU3-40A Settings: 1.6 to 19 mm Rows

13 Ortur LU3-40A diode rows for Plywood and Wood at 1.6 to 19 mm, quoted from Ortur.

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xTool D1 Pro Settings: 4 Module Rows

54 xTool D1 Pro diode rows for Acrylic, Paper and Plywood at 0.23 to 8 mm, quoted from xTool.

Open reference 11

xTool S1 Settings: 20W & 40W Cutting Rows

xTool S1 20W and 40W cutting rows for basswood from 3 to 15 mm and black acrylic at 3 and 6 mm, quoted from xTool's material settings page.

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Laser Safety: Limits of This Reference

CutChart provides reference information. Consult your machine instructions and material documentation before using a laser setting.

Open reference 13

Materials You Should Never Laser Cut

13 captured material safety records with 65 quoted statements, from do-not-laser to documented conditions, each naming its publisher.

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Can You Laser Cut Paper? Conditions Documented

5 quoted statements on laser cutting Paper from Creality and xTool, verified 2026-09-21.

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Laser Settings Index: Every Row, Filterable

All 278 published laser settings rows in one filterable index, by material, machine and family; every row cites the document it came from.

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Diode Laser Settings for Acrylic: Falcon2 & xTool

Diode acrylic rows from Creality Falcon and xTool: opaque, transparent and frosted colours from 2 to 7.6 mm with speed, power and passes.

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Diode Laser Anodized Aluminum Settings: Falcon2

Match your Falcon2 to anodized aluminum diode rows. Check source speed units, power and the missing conditions.

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Diode Laser Settings by Material and Machine

Creality Falcon2, xTool S1 and D1 Pro and Ortur module rows for wood, plywood, acrylic, leather and metals, quoted from each maker's page.

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Diode Laser Leather Settings: Falcon2 12W to 40W

Falcon2 12W, 22W and 40W rows for 0.65 mm brown leather, engraving and cutting, quoted from Creality Falcon with speed in mm/min and mm/s.

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Creality Falcon2 Settings for Paper: 0.15 to 0.2 mm

12 Creality Falcon2 cutting and engraving rows for Kraft Paper and Red Card Paper at 0.15 to 0.2 mm, each quoted from Creality Falcon.

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Diode Laser Plywood Cutting Settings: 1.6 to 15 mm

Diode plywood rows from Creality Falcon, xTool D1 Pro and Ortur modules from 1.6 to 15 mm, with speed in mm/min and mm/s as printed.

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Diode Laser Stainless Steel Engraving Settings

Match your Falcon2 to brushed stainless steel diode rows. Check speed, power and conditions missing from the source.

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Diode Laser Settings for Wood: Basswood to Pine

Falcon2, xTool S1 and Ortur LU2 and LU3 diode rows for basswood, bamboo and pine, each with its thickness, speed and power as printed.

Open reference 24

LightBurn Material Library: Save, Load & Assign

Use LightBurn's Material Library to save and load settings. Compare Assign with Link, and keep each machine's library separate.

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Source documents

3 documents behind the rows and safety statements on this page. Open a document to read every excerpt as printed.

Creality: Creality Falcon2 (12W/22W/40W) User Manual (4 excerpts)

Creality Falcon2 (12W/22W/40W) User Manual

Publication date not printed by Creality · Read · Captured

  1. 13. Prepare fire extinguishers as a backup. Regularly maintain and inspect the fire extinguishers.

    Creality, Creality Falcon2 (12W/22W/40W) User Manual, Security Statement. Publication date not printed by Creality · Read · Captured . Read the named field and section in the cited document. The excerpt alone does not establish a complete cutting procedure.

  2. When a laser engraver engraves or cuts materials, it casts a high-density laser beam that heats the surface to vaporize materials without burning them. But most materials are inherently flammable and can be ignited, which may burn the machine and the surroundings.

    Creality, Creality Falcon2 (12W/22W/40W) User Manual, Security Statement. Publication date not printed by Creality · Read · Captured . Read the named field and section in the cited document. The excerpt alone does not establish a complete cutting procedure.

  3. 14. It is forbidden to leave it unattended while the machine is working.

    Creality, Creality Falcon2 (12W/22W/40W) User Manual, Security Statement. Publication date not printed by Creality · Read · Captured . Read the named field and section in the cited document. The excerpt alone does not establish a complete cutting procedure.

  4. 11. Smoke or smells may be produced during laser engraving and cutting. It is recommended to operate in a well-ventilated environment.

    Creality, Creality Falcon2 (12W/22W/40W) User Manual, Security Statement. Publication date not printed by Creality · Read · Captured . Read the named field and section in the cited document. The excerpt alone does not establish a complete cutting procedure.

xTool: Material Settings for xTool Machines (1 excerpt)

Material Settings for xTool Machines

Publication date not printed by xTool · Read · Captured

  1. Kraft Paper | 0.23mm | Cut | D1 Pro 40W | 60 / 60 / 1

    xTool, Material Settings for xTool Machines, xTool D1 Pro. Publication date not printed by xTool · Read · Captured . Read the named field and section in the cited document. The excerpt alone does not establish a complete cutting procedure.

xTool: S1 Safety First (Important) (1 excerpt)

S1 Safety First (Important)

Publication date not printed by xTool · Read · Captured

  1. Do not stack materials (especially organic ones, such as paper) around the machine. They may cause the spread of flames and increase the risk of material ignition.

    xTool, S1 Safety First (Important), 3. Fire safety. Publication date not printed by xTool · Read · Captured . Read the named field and section in the cited document. The excerpt alone does not establish a complete cutting procedure.

Reference information only. Follow the instructions for your exact machine and material. A listed setting does not establish that a job is safe. Read the safety limits.