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Typically a laser engraver has an "X axis" (the left to right direction), a "Y axis" ( the front to back direction), and sometimes a "Z axis" (up and down direction).

When you want to cut or engrave something that is round like a wine bottle, you need to have one of the 3 axis move in a circular direction. This ads a 4th axis to the machine. The 4th axis can be on any of the 3 original axis depending of how the laser machine is set up. Typically it is added to the Y axis.

Example of laser engraving on a stainless steel tube.

If you have a project that involves a round surface, make sure to contact us to see if it something that we can make for you.
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