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Creality FalconCardboard

2 community-tested settings for cut Cardboard on the Creality Falcon. Always run a test on scrap material first.


Power10W
Laser Typediode
Work Area430×390mm
MaterialCardboard
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These 2 settings cover cut Cardboard on the Creality Falcon (10W diode laser). Keep speeds high and power low to avoid burning through; masking tape on the surface reduces scorching around cut edges. Some settings use multiple passes for a cleaner cut — pin or tape your material flat before running to prevent shift between passes.

2 settings

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Speed2000 mm/minPower70%Passes2
💨 Air Assist

Tom's Hardware review of CR Laser Falcon (5W) notes corrugated cardboard produces excessive smoke and fire risk; single-layer chipboard/cardboard recommended. LA Hobby Guy (t=7599) reports cardboard outline cut at ~2000 mm/min at moderate power for light card; forum.creality.com new-user thread confirms 5W cuts thin cardboard in 1–2 passes at 70–80% power. Air assist strongly recommended to control flare-ups.

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Speed400 mm/minPower90%Passes1

Cardboard is easy for a 5W. Clean cut, slight char on edges. Good for paper crafts and templates.

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Frequently asked questions

What speed should I use to cut Cardboard on the Creality Falcon?

The top-rated community setting uses 2000 mm/min at 70% power, 2 passes. Tom's Hardware review of CR Laser Falcon (5W) notes corrugated cardboard produces excessive smoke and fire risk; single-layer chipboard/cardboard recommended. LA Hobby Guy (t=7599) reports cardboard outline cut at ~2000 mm/min at moderate power for light card; forum.creality.com new-user thread confirms 5W cuts thin cardboard in 1–2 passes at 70–80% power. Air assist strongly recommended to control flare-ups.

How many passes does the Creality Falcon need to cut Cardboard?

Settings here range from 1 to 2 passes. Multiple passes give a cleaner edge but increase the risk of material shift — always pin or tape your material flat before running.

Do I need air assist for Cardboard on the Creality Falcon?

Yes — 1 of the 2 settings here specify air assist on. It clears smoke and debris from the cut line, improves edge quality, and reduces fire risk especially during cutting.

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